4-Star Hotels in Isfahan, Iran

Abbasi hotel is a lovely hotel with great design that gives you the esfahan experience by purely being inside the hotel. It has a wonderful garden and sitting down at the teahouse is very relaxing. We had a great three day trip there and I would love to stay there again if I am ever in Esfahan again.

The hotel is in the city center. The front is not big, but it is very beautiful inside. The facilities are complete and the room is clean. The only regret is that the bathroom has no exhaust and it smells a bit, but the whole room is very clean. The hotel is not expensive, a single room is less than 300 yuan. Relative to this price, the breakfast is very good. The left hand side of the hotel is the central axis of the old city of Isfahan, a bit like the Shinto in front of the Taj Mahal or the Forbidden City. Of course, our Shinto is only for the emperor, and the people can walk on their Shinto. The Grand Bazaar is nearby, just like Istanbul. The 33-hole bridge is not far away, as if you have come to the Jade Belt Bridge in the Summer Palace. The people here are friendly and the society is safe. In short, the old Persian capital of Isfahan is much more beautiful than Tehran, and it is worth a visit! And this hotel is the first choice

a nice, clean hotel with very good cuisine and wonderful staff.I would always come back here.

Breakfast is OK, the location is good, the main attractions are accessible on foot, the room is not soundproof, and the business in the corridor is very clear.

The room rate is at a disadvantage, and you can check in directly at the local area, as long as you pay 50 US dollars a night; it is more than 100 RMB cheaper than Ctrip. Ctrip really should refund me the price difference. I have stayed in the hotel many times. It was booked by customers before. It is next to the 33-hole bridge. The location is good and the breakfast is good. I booked a single room with only two small beds. I don’t give a bad review for the big bed.