Stayed here for 11 days. This small hotel has its charm that made me wanna return to stay there whenever Im back to Isfahan. The service is so so...breakfast is forgettable...but the friendly staff and the cosy room make the aforesaid forgivable. The location is good when it is daytime, that the bazaar is busy - but at nite it... More

We stayed just for one night there, It is a nice hotel actually its an old house is restorated. as old Iranian houses is divided to two parts an internal yard the rooms are around and another yard is restaurant. The room we had was small but is good decorated, clean and beds were comfortable also air conditioner was ok... More

Front desk staff speak little English, other staff none at all. The evening reception desk guy is sleazy with women. Restaurant is quite bad. On the plus side, rooms are clean and nice, and the courtyard area is lovely. But don't expect the kettle in your room to work. More

The courtyard in the hotel is really nice, the best thing about the hotel, and the room was pretty clean with International news channels on the television which was nice. They gave us quite a good discount as it was off season. I would recommend staying here, but you should be warned about a couple of things. Our room smelt... More

I like this hotel very much. It is in downtown of old city, 10 minutes for a walk to Imam Square. Nice inner courtyard with fountain and wooden beds for relax after sightseeing and visiting Jameh Mosque, Mosques and Palaces in Imam Square and etc. Big and clean room with small fridge, TV with DVD, a/c, kettle and packed tea... More

Wow, I can't believe I stayed at the same place Bindagal did! Her review did not match my reality. My experience was that the hotel was scrupulously clean, the staff was very friendly and helpful, and we ate the same thing everyone else in the dining room ate at breakfast! We didn't know there was wifi advertised, but we did... More

My husband and I travel extensively for pleasure to all parts of the world,and have been to countless thrid world countries. We have therefore come to expect the best and worst wherever we go. But this is the first time that I have ever felt the need to post a review on the trip advior site. This hotel was grubby,... More

The first and the only one I have ever got in my life, then, I decide to write a review about the hotel: the location is great, ~10 min. walk to Imam Square, the hotel was converted from a traditional style iranian home, the painting/final touch was still in progress when I statyed there. I am sure it's 100% done,... More

Locally also known as the Sonnati hotel, this one's truelly great. We stumbled upon it by accident (by taxi-driver really) and loved every minute we stayed. The Isfahan Traditional Hotel was finished two years ago and built in a restored 400 year old Irianian house. There's a big terrace with a pond in the middle of the estate and the... More