Hotels with Breakfast in Shiraz

I was travelling with my wife to Iran for the first time. We choose to stay at Tehran Grand Hotel 1 on seeing the reviews and we are glad we choose one of the best in Tehran. We have stayed there for four nights. There was no problem on check-in and we were given corner room on 7th floor with views of city and mountains in distant background. Room was big with windows on two sides. There was a comfortable couch in the room which can be converted to bed for children if required. Tea, coffee, water bottles and few snacks were free of charge. Bathroom was the best we have seen in three different cities and hotels we have stayed in Iran during this trip with all the required toiletries and very good rain shower. The breakfast was served buffet style and have lots of choices but they usually serve same choices every day. The staff was professional, polite, helpful and well trained. Whenever asked anything everyone tried to help us in best possible way. If we come back to Tehran again we will again stay here.

The hotel is very spacious, clean and well decorated. We enjoyed pretty much our visit in Shiraz because of this place. The food was good, the rooms where very nice and with a great view. The only perk would be that most of the staff (at the restaurants) only speak Farsi, which-is a problem For foreign travelers, at the time to order food and knowing what it’s about. The Tourist information office was great, and helped us with our flights and our transportation around the city. I recommend this place if you want to have a please t stay in Shiraz, and you don’t mind being a bit out of town.

Trip.com you need to align with this hotel and make sure you post the correct room details. This hotel only have single, double room and suites. It does not have a triple room as posted on your site. As a customer, if I booked a triple room I would expect a more spacious room with equal size of beds. Not a double bed room with added extra bed.

The breakfast was great, the room was truly a five star, the best time to sleep in Iran ... everything was satisfactory, except for the curtains, but it seems like hotels in this country treat curtains as bad

It must be said that the service is still ok, but the room is really not worth the price. No matter inside or outside, there is a kind of dilapidation. It is also a very unacceptable bug that Iran must deposit its passport at the front desk. The key point is that most people have no idea about Iran. I just want to say that it is difficult to adapt to Iran when you first come to Iran. The language can be overcome, and the numbers are all in Persian. I got off track, anyway, you can refer to the recommendation in a certain book, and then look for it when you land. If you are traveling as a family, it is recommended to book a better one. I don’t recommend this kind of one. Anyway, I stayed for a day and changed.