Danesh Hotel
in Tehran is a clean and good quality two-star hotel. Danesh hotel is depended to chemical and engineering instituted and is under lease and management of private sector. The hotel is located in the west district of Tehran and has easy access to city center by Kharazi (west Hemmat) highway, Tehran – Karaj freeway and Lashgari highway and it’s far away from bustle, traffic, concern to find parking and with so suitable price, is ready to welcome the dear guests. The hotel with having conference saloons that equipped to digital audio and video system (saloons with 400 and 110 person capacity and VIP saloon with 15 person capacity), has provided the possibility of holding one or multi-day conferences.
Surrounding Information
Danesh hotel is located near the Azadi stadium, Shahr Ghods stadium, Peikan gym and sport complex in west of Tehran. Also, proximity to Mehr Abad airport and easy access to Imam Khomeini airport, is the other advantages of this hotel.
Most Popular Facilities
Free Wi-Fi Swimming Pool Family Rooms
Free Parking
Foods
Sauna & Jacuzzi
Gym
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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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