Isfahan Hostels

The hotel is very nice, located in the central city of Isfahan, surrounded by Imam Square, Forty Pillar Palace, and Grand Bazaar. The facade is very small. It is in a small alley. When entering through the black iron door, the interior environment suddenly opens up. The shared space is very comfortable. There are many supermarkets and restaurants in the surrounding business district. The hotel facilities are clean and hygienic, there is a kitchen for cooking, the restaurant and water bar are in the yard, many people chat at night, and there is free breakfast and black tea. The beds in the rooms have curtains and there are many public bathrooms and toilets, which is very convenient. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk and has branches in Tehran and Isfahan. The service is very good. You can exchange foreign currency and book tickets. There are many Chinese people in the hotel, everyone exchanges information, travels in carpools, and finds people to accompany them. If it is your first time to come to Iran, this is the intelligence center for the Chinese. Backpackers and budget travelers highly recommend staying here.

RagRug hostel gives you a feeling like home, mostly because of it's international atmosphere and the super friendly staff! I only stayed for one night unfortunately but the minute I checked in I regretted not having more time to stay. I felt in such good hands there. This place is very clean and coming home to floor heating after a rainy and cold day (in November) was genuinely the best thing ever. Thank you Maryam for making me Iranian omelette at 5p.m. and for always giving me the biggest smile when I was passing by the reception. Also, I think the price for the dormitory is almost criminally cheap so it conclusively can be said that performance/cost ration is amazing.