The best boutique hotels in Iran - Qasr Monshi Hotel
Traditional boutique hotels offer some of the most unique Iranian experiences in this heavenly land. Most of the traditional boutique hotels are renovated structures, some of which date back more than 400 years. When you enter one of these hotels, all you see is delicate and intricate plaster, hand-painted murals, brilliant mirrors and lavish tile work, along with soulful local architecture.
The tranquility you will find in their traditional and peaceful courtyards is incomparable to anything you have experienced before. Imagine sitting by a small pool in the middle of the courtyard, surrounded by a traditional structure, sipping Iranian tea.
Hotel Arian
Arian Hostel is one of the largest hostels in Tehran, hosting tourists in the heart of the city since 2010. The rooms have retained their traditional structure, while all are equipped with modern needs such as air conditioning. There are apartments and family rooms suitable for 1, 2, 3 people, which have a private bathroom. If you are looking for a hostel, there are rooms with 4, 8 and 12 beds with separate lockers.
It is just a 15-minute walk from the Grand Bazaar, Golestan Palace, the National Museum, the Jewelry Museum and other historical sites. Plus Baharestan Metro Station is 10 minutes away.
You can experience the clean atmosphere, professional staff and reasonable price at Arian Hostel. In the beautiful courtyard of the hostel you can enjoy its unique nightlife and lighting. You can not only try the delicious local food, but also prepare your favorite dish in the kitchen, which is a common area. Feel free to use the dishes or the refrigerator.
High-speed internet, buffet breakfast, tea and coffee, sheets, luggage storage or lockers are other qualities you can use when booking a bed or room.
Hannah Hotel
Hana Boutique Hotel is the result of one of the urban development projects of the Iranian Garden Architecture Company. It started operating as a hotel in 2018. It is the result of a project for the reconstruction of a 90-year-old house located in one of the famous and popular alleys of the capital. House № 3, which today has become a boutique hotel Hana, is a two-storey house with 540 meters of infrastructure, which has a semicircular window to the alley. The houses in Lolagar Alley were built in 1930 by master Hassan Banna. Hotel Hannah has 7 rooms, which with their sunny spaces and modern decoration make an unforgettable experience for their guests.
If you have a vehicle, it is about 25 minutes to tourist attractions such as the Mogadam Museum and the Bridge of Nature. Milad Tower is 35 minutes away. Niawaran Palace, Imamzadeh Saleh, Tajrish and Saadabad Palace Museum are around 45 minutes away. If you do not have a vehicle, it is less than a 30-minute walk to the entrance to the National Garden, Masudieh Mansion, Golestan Palace, the National Museum of Iran, the National Jewelry Museum and the Glass Museum. Hannah Hotel has a restaurant and a café for the convenience of guests. But if you are looking elsewhere for eating and drinking, there are various cafés and restaurants nearby. It takes 10 minutes to reach the bus station and 15 minutes to the metro station.
