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Royaye Ghadim Lodge
Royaye Ghadim Lodge
Royay Ghadim Traditional Hotel, a two-star hotel, might be a good option for travelers, not only for its historical theme and its good access location to different touristic sights but also for its qualified and equipped facilities. Royay Ghadim Traditional Hotel was a traditional house in Qajar dynasty, built according to Iranian- Islamic style architecture. The facade of the buildings is decorated by artistic stucco art on symmetric beautiful arches. The house has gotten both inner and outer courtyards. In order to avoid strange comers to have access to the inner parts, the house is connected to exit door only by the outer yard, while the inner house was a private yard for the owner of the house and the familiar guests. Also, the wind catcher of the mansion, which was a non-electronic air-conditioned structure to ventilate the inner muggy weather during hot seasons, is currently a beautiful symbol of Iranian architectural intelligence. Royay Ghadim Hotel is a wonderful residence which makes the dreams of interested visitors come true by its facilities, equipment, and warm friendly atmosphere.
Facilities
- Air Condition
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- TV
- WiFi
Cancellation / Prepayment
If a reservation has to be canceled, customers will be charged a fee depending on how far from the departure date the cancellation takes place. 5 days prior to arrival or No-show – 100% of total stay amount.
Yazd
Yazd means feast and worship, the city of Yazd has resisted the modern urbanization changes and maintained its traditional structure. The geographical features of this region have made people developed special architectural styles. For this reason, in the older part of the city, most houses are built of mud-bricks and have domed roofs. These materials served as insulation preventing heat from passing through.
The 3,000-year-old city of Yazd is almost entirely built of adobe and is one of the most important centers of Persian architecture. Venetian merchant traveler Marco Polo, who visited Yazd in 1272, described the city as a noble one with a notable silk-weaving industry. With its many wind towers and Sabats, this ‘Desert Bride’ is a prime example of the compatibility of human-built architectural designs with the natural environment and the ingenuity of Iranian engineers.
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