Hasht Behesht Apartment Hotel

Top choice in Esfahan


It may be a bit short on style, but the centrally located Hasht Behesht, run by a delightful family, is one of the best accommodation options in town, offering clean and well-maintained apartments with comfortable beds, equipped kitchenettes and satellite TV. Enter off Aghili Alley. Transfers from the airport are available and there's a ticket-booking service. Breakfast available for IR200,000.


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