Looking for a 3-star hotel in the heart of Tehran? Well, we recommend you Persia Hotel. This hotel is located near the College Bridge, Hafez Steet. From there you have a great access to public transportation. Ferdowsi metro station is a 5-minutes walking distance from the hotel, as well as Ferdowsi BRT (bus rapid transit) station.
Being near Enghelab Street makes the Persia Hotel ideal for city sightseeing. The University of Tehran is on this street and you can visit its famous facade. Also, this street is famous for its bookshops, cafes, and restaurants! Make sure you don’t miss visiting these places.
As mentioned, the public transportation is a blast near the Persia Hotel. Hence, from there, you can easily access to some of the best historical sites of Tehran, such as Golestan Palace, Negarestan Garden, Masoudieh Palace and alike. Don’t forget to visit the museums! National Jewelry Museum, National Museum of Iran and other museums are nearby.
Persia Hotel offers a handful of amenities and facilities to its guests. First of all, the reception is 24h ready to welcome you. You can change your currency at the hotel. Also, there is a barbershop (men only) which you can use.
Persia Hotel has a traditional restaurant, therefore, it is a great way to get familiar with Persian culture in terms of food. Also, you can treat yourself to a hot or cold drink at the hotel cafeteria. And the best part is that the breakfast is free!
You will find an in-door fridge, closet, wardrobe, drawers, and furniture in your room. After a long day visiting the city, you can take a relaxing shower in your private bathroom. Toiletries, towel and, slippers are also available. In some rooms, you can find a western toilet.
Whether you are traveling alone on a business trip or you are on a vacation with your family, Persia Hotel is a good choice for you.
Hotel Rooms: 75
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Free Wi-Fi Family Rooms
Free Parking
Foods Sauna & Jacuzzi
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Editor’s Note:Retired Eau Claire County Judge Thomas Barland recently spent nearly two weeks in Iran. Barlandestimates he has taken 75 foreign trips, visiting about 70 countries. He wrote this account for the Leader-Telegram.
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