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Traditional Kohan Hotel
Traditional Kohan Hotel
Kohan Traditional Hotel is located at the center of Yazd traditional texture. So it is close to the traditional sightseeing such as Lariha house, Alexander Prison, Twelve Emam Tomb, Traditional Bazar, Jame Mosque and Coin Museum. Moreover, it has also some sightseeing such as Ghanat, the highest roof which is dominant to the view of Yazd’s wind towers.
Besides, Kohan Traditional Hotel belongs to Mr. Taslim who lived in this house for twenty-five years and then after some repairmen on 2004 it started its work as Kohan Traditional Hotel and from that time till right now is receptive of desert’s guests and the price of its rooms equivalent with two star Hotel, it’s service with three stars one, it’s fantastic courtyard with five stars one and it’s GUESTS equivalent with the seven star HOTEL. The types of equipment are Restaurant, Parking, Coffee Shop and Wireless Internet for free.
Its Management is a family with trained staffs. Totally it has 18 rooms and 45 beds and all of them have Television, Refrigerator and inside Bathroom. Kohan Hotel and Taslim family hope that desert’s guests leave Yazd with a pack of memorable memento as a souvenir and remember us however at a small part of the time.
Facilities
- Air Condition
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Telephone
- 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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