Accommodation list

The Toranj Hotel was opened in 2016 in downtown Yazd. The building dates back to the Qajar Era but has been renovated to provide high-quality accommodation in Yazd.

The traditional DarbeBagh Kashan house is a 100-year-old building that was recently renovated. It is a beautiful example of authentic Iranian architecture.

The Sefidkenar Hotel is a four-star hotel located 6 kilometers along Astara Road. Situated in a verdant area on the picturesque banks of the Caspian Sea, this hotel offers a unique and stunning view.

Avrin Hotel Tehran is located in the center. A 5-minute walk from the hotel takes you to Enghelab Metro Station and the BRT bus station. The Museum of Contemporary Art and the Carpet Museum are within a 15-minute walk of the hotel.

Gajereh Grand Hotel is one of the most popular and oldest hotels in Dizin, located 70 km away from Tehran and is located in the well-weathered and mountainous area of Shemshak, 10 minutes away from the Dizin piste, and has very favorable conditions for ski and winter sports enthusiasts.

Forough Hotel Shiraz is one of the Shiraz hotels in Iran. In fact, it is part of Forough Al-Mulk mansion since Qajar era which was renovated to a hotel. The other part is known as Meshkinfam Museum of Arts.

Homayouni Hostel is a Qajari house located in the heart of Shiraz and many tourist attractions are in its walking distance.

Nartitee is overflowing with history and character and also proudly cherishing a 2500-year-old culture.

The Rafsanjan Tourism Hotel is located in the southern part of the city and has easy access to service centers and stores.

Isfahan Honar Boutique Hotel (Art Hotel) is near Naqsh Jahan Square and the city's historical center. It offers clean and high-quality accommodation for travelers.

Paradise Hotel Tehran, located in the city center, Valiasr St., with 50 years of experience in hospitality, was renovated in 2019. This hotel is an excellent choice for stay and close to many of Tehran's sights.

It is known for its magnificent Jame mosque, and Shohada—the reminiscent of Zoroastrians only victory against the Muslim Arabs after the Qadesia and Nahavand battles while invading Iran in 632.