Abbasi Hotel Isfahan

It can only be described as antique! The best in the area! The location is also the best, you can walk to all attractions! It should be described as an antique-level hotel! Sanctioned countries have many breakfast options, but there are many dairy products and pastries.

Stayed at Abbas Hotel in Isfahan for 3 nights. It is claimed to be the oldest hotel in the world. The main building was once a religious school, namely Chahbagh Garden. The garden is large and beautiful, full of fruit trees, with the water system as the center. The night view is particularly outstanding, and the outdoor restaurant is very lively. The hotel is in a very central location, within walking distance to some important attractions. The swimming pool opening hours are morning and noon for ladies, afternoon and evening for men. Very nice hammam style swimming pool. We were upgraded to a suite, the room was newly renovated, everything was new, and it was very comfortable to stay. The breakfast buffet is a spacious and gorgeous mirror hall, where you can feel good eating here every day. Check-in and check-out took a long time, especially when checking out. I went through the formalities at the front desk, and my husband waited in the room for 15 minutes before someone came to help us carry our luggage.

It has a more historical feel, the layout and decoration are like a museum, The room is relatively old, the bedding is poor, and the quilt is uncomfortable to sleep on, but this is already the best hotel in the area! On the first night, seeing the sense of age and bedding, it is difficult to fall asleep, so I can barely sleep! At dinner time, the hotel garden is quite lively. Many locals come to eat a bowl of bean soup. I have eaten it twice. If you live in this hotel, you must eat this. It’s about one million bowls. It’s not cheap. The bowl is full! Only sell this here! Almost everyone who comes is a bowl for everyone! Next to the hotel gate, there is Buxing Street. At one end of the pedestrian street is the Thirty-Three Arch Bridge. The Imam Square is not far behind the hotel. The Grand Bazaar and the old palace are all nearby. You can walk there. This area used to be King's garden now! The pedestrian street is more lively at night, until 11 or 12 o'clock in the evening, there are many people outside, don't sleep!