Hotel Melal
Overlooking the river east of Si-o-Seh Bridge, Melal is so professionally managed that staff refused all...
Overlooking the river east of Si-o-Seh Bridge, Melal is so professionally managed that staff refused all...
Another welcoming, family-run place with spotless rooms at fair prices...
If you have an early bus, functional Hotel Soffeh is at Soffeh bus terminal.
If you have an early bus, functional Hotel Kaveh is at the northern end of Kaveh termin...
Not desperately charismatic, but the bright rooms with double-glazed windows are not bad in this price r...
This quiet, modest-sized khan-e sonnati (traditional house) is the real Safavid-style deal; fiv...
In the remains of a 17th-century caravanserai, the Abbasi has a reputation as one of the best hotels in ...
Rooms are bigger than some, and noisier than many.
For years the Amir Kabir has been Esfahan’s backpacker base and, for lack of competition, it still is...
The family-run Hasht Behesht offers reliable, comfortable-if-not-desperately-stylish two-, three- and fo...
A good-value, central option, with small, clean two- and three-bed rooms and sometimes-whiffy shared bat...
Helpful English-speaking management has transformed this place into a reliable, if not exciting, lower m...
A few metres from Vank Cathedral, with 72 small rooms and unhelpful service.
Deep in the Bazar-e Bozorg area, this attractive traditional hotel is set around two courtyards in adjoi...
Family-run; very clean, relatively spacious rooms with bathroom; dubious plumbing.
Quiet location, alright rooms, nice price.
Fresh paint, soft beds and bathrooms make this central place fair value by Esfahan standards...
The new, 50-room Zohreh is a temple to classic Persian kitsch – think lots of odd-shaped mirrors, gold p...
Professionally run place popular with businesspeople. Central location, several languages, tired rooms.
Portraits of Ayatollahs Khomeini and Khamenei on the wall confirm this one-time Sheraton is now governme...
The Safavi seems to have used the same stylists as the Zohreh with the head-spinning basement restaurant...
Small rooms here have shortish beds, bathrooms (most of them) and that’s it...
No frills apartments in two- to five-bed (US$77) varieties...
Dibai House is Esfahan’s most atmospheric hotel...
With half the 35 rooms sporting balconies overlooking the Si-o-Seh Bridge and an overall friendly feel, ...
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