Accommodation list

Arman Hotel Tehran is located in the city center and has easy access to Tehran's tourist attractions such as Masoudiyeh Mansion and Tehran Grand Bazaar, and public transportation is located near this hotel.

The Isfahan Tourist Hotel was opened in 1970 and underwent its last renovation in 2015. This hotel is on the famous tourist Chahar Bagh Abbasi Street in Isfahan.

Salehi Hotel (Salehi Isfahan Hotel) is an eco-lodge in Isfahan. The Isfahan Salehi Ecological Residence was established in 2017 and offers travelers six rooms on two floors.

When booking the Toranj Kish Hotel, you treat yourself to a luxurious stay on the island. This five-star hotel is one of Iran's most elegant and unique hotels, known as the first water-bungalow hotel in the Middle East.

Golbahar Ecolodge Isfahan, just 3 kilometers from Naqshe Jahan Square. By staying at the Golbahar Traditional House, you can conveniently visit many of Isfahan's attractions.

The Minoo Hotel Mashhad is a four-star hotel that opened in 2008 and can accommodate 300 guests. It is situated on Imam Reza Street, providing easy access to the center of Mashhad.

Ara Traditional Hotel Yazd is close to the city center and offers affordable Rates. The hotel, dating back about 100 years, was renovated in 2016 and transformed into a traditional Hotel.

Tara Hotel is one of the oldest four-star hotels in Mashhad, welcoming guests since 1995. The hotel underwent renovation in 2018 to provide visitors with a pleasant and suitable atmosphere.

The Helia Hotel is a three-star hotel on Kish Island, known for its good reputation among travelers.

Laleh Kandovan Hotel is the third rock hotel in the world and features rooms carved from the heart of the mountain. It is located in Kandovan village, 55km from Tabriz.

Maranjab Caravanserai, a historical treasure and castle, is a prominent landmark in the Maranjab desert, standing in close proximity to the salt lake of Aran and Bidgol.

Vali Traditional Hotel is a three-star hotel in the historic Yazd neighborhood. The building dates back to the Safavid era, with over 400 years of history.