Traditional Houses

A 200-year-old mansion built by a Qajar-era goldsmith, with a UNESCO Honor Award, historic wind catchers, two grand yards and a fantastic rooftop view of old Yazd.

Tucked in Yazd's central maze opposite Alexander's Prison, Fahadan Hotel's 30 rooms blend classic and modern style with traditional Iranian handicrafts and Qajar patterns.

A 16th-century Safavid-era caravanserai on the ancient Silk Road, an hour from Yazd in the desert, with 32 traditionally designed rooms and shared bathrooms steeped in history.

A welcoming traditional hotel offering an authentic Yazdi stay, perfectly matched for travelers wanting genuine Persian hospitality in the city's historic district.

One of Yazd's best budget traditional hotels, located in the historic context of Iranshahr Street and dating back to the Qajar era.

A beloved boutique hotel in downtown Tehran close to the city's major museums, known for its wonderland-like room design and warm, detail-oriented hospitality.

Located in Tehran's Jordan district, Tooba offers 28 modern apartment-style rooms with kitchenettes, a rooftop restaurant with Alborz Mountain views, and a cozy yet luxurious ambiance.

A peaceful traditional house in downtown Tehran with just five rooms, each named after a family member who lived here nearly a century ago, and a cozy indoor-outdoor café.

A beautiful traditional house in the heart of Tehran, offering easy access to the city's attractions and consistently praised as one of the best boutique stays in town.

An elegant and artistic boutique hotel offering a peaceful, heartwarming stay with kind, attentive staff and thoughtfully designed interiors.

Set on one of Tehran's scenic streets close to Darband and Darake, Raamtin offers traditional rooms with a variety of teas, a rooftop terrace garden and an in-house café.

Opened in 1913 as Santral Hotel and fully renovated, this more-than-a-century-old building near the Grand Bazaar offers a glimpse into old Tehran with modern comforts.

Half a century old on Valiasr Street, Jahan Hotel's lobby is filled with antique paintings, clocks and mirrors, preserving its old-world character through generations of renovation.

A Qajar-era traditional hall in Kashan's historical houses district, known for its beautiful stucco work and colorful stained-glass windows, near Abbasian and Taj houses.

A 250-year-old Qajar residence restored over three years, with 17 rooms across three floors overlooking a central courtyard pond, and a restaurant serving traditional Iranian dishes.

A charming traditional guesthouse named after Iran's beloved poet, offering a quiet courtyard, home-style hospitality and easy access to Isfahan's historic quarter.

A beautifully restored 120-year-old Qajar/Pahlavi-era house in the heart of Isfahan, with a courtyard fountain, colorful cushions, greenery, and 9 rooms with private bathrooms.

A Qajar-era eco-tourism residence right beside Naqsh-e Jahan Square, with 17 traditional rooms across two floors and a courtyard cafe under the turquoise dome of the Shah Mosque.

A colorful historical house dedicated to preserving Isfahan's old charm, with a stunning view and easy access to the Nasir al-Mulk shrine and Malek Shah Seljuk sites.

Also known as Meydan Koochak, this peaceful boutique stay in Isfahan's Armenian Jolfa district has 6 rooms around a cozy courtyard garden, just minutes from Vank Cathedral.