Accommodations range from deluxe properties (in the larger cities) to campgrounds, youth hostels and hotels that may be uncomfortable for some travelers. Foreigners are not supposed to stay in the unrated, inexpensive hotels. We highly recommend staying in as deluxe a property as possible. We particularly liked the Grand Abbasi Hotel in Isfahan, an elegant old hotel built around the remains of an ancient caravansary. Although the large hotels tend to combine low-quality service with high prices, the smaller, privately owned hotels are generally comfortable and inexpensive. Lodging houses are called mosaferkhunes. Some hotels are reluctant to accept individual women travelers—but there is no law against women traveling alone, and persistence in booking usually pays off.
Top Places To Stay In Iran
