Hotels in Kashan

Hi,
Hotel Sayyah (2*) is in the city centre.
Agha Bozorg mosque is a must-see in my opinion, because of its combination of mosque/school.
Side-trip can be Abyaneh (about 1/30 hour driving).
Have good time,
Hassan.

So far as I know, apart from a rather basic (though according to LP, perfectly OK) guesthouse style place, Sayyah is the only game in town.

I stayed there two years ago: the hotel was functional, though nothing special at all, especially as rooms cost a relatively steep 20 Euro a night for a single. Though I'm sure you could bargain that down out of season.

Hi,
There are some other “games” too such as: Amir Kabir hotel (not recommended by tourists), Kowsar Hotel/apartment (new but 3 km out of town, need a basketball team to fill the beds!) and two other guest houses.
Have fun in the game!!
Hassan.

Hi,

Kashan has some places for seeing (I visited them 4 years ago), In addition to Abyaneh and Agha Bozorg school, you can visit Kashan Bazar, Fin garden, Borujerdi house (and 2 other houses, I think one of them is Tabatabaee house), and Niasar city near to Kashan.

Take Care,

Hi there! I also stayed in Sayyah Hotel in Kashan - it was last year. They know there is nowhere else "okey-ish" to stay and don't bargain :(. It was 22 USD I think for a single room. There is a Golestan Pension next door - I went to check it out - it looked bad. I met one guy who stayed there - he said he felt like being in prison cell... well, but I think it was 7 USD or smth like that.

Overall I did not like Kashan much - was the least interesting place that I visited. Fin gardens were nice - at night they have nice illumination and it is very relaxing to walk there; bazar was friendly enough - I thought walking on the roof of bazar was kind of cool - some good views of the city as well; and then you can visit the traditional houses - they all are in one area (I visited 4 of them).
I met some other tourists and we went to Abyaneh - very easy half-day trip. The village seemed pretty dead to me - almost no people around; only few old ones. I liked the dresses of old women (the skirts - quite amazing); also the views from the building with the pool which is near the Mosque are very nice and peaceful - sort of meditative place. Otherwise, I was so disappointed with Abyaneh that I almost cancelled my intention to visit Masuleh (thinking it would be smth similar to Abyaneh) - well, I went to Masuleh and it was suddently a huge highlight of Iran for me :).

Have a great trip to Iran! It is really amazing country!

Hi,
I prefer Masuleh to Abyaneh too.
Hassan.

My friend and I did stay at Golestan Guesthouse and thought it was alright...very basic room. Two very hard beds, one table and a heater are inside the room. We paid 100,000IRR. We didn't really mind the condition much, just wanted a cheap one. The shared toilet and bathroom were clean. I did have lunch at Sayyah Restaurant, the food was nice. We did like Kashan a lot. We visited those traditional houses and thought they were fine.