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Abbasi Hotel Isfahan

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Hôtel
5 étoile
L'Iran
Ispahan
Isfahan, Amadgah St., Chahar Bagh, Isfahan
+98 21 32226010
14h
12h
14 % désactivé

Abbasi Hotel, The glorious architecture of Iran, like a piece of gem, has been constantly glittering among other architectural monuments of the world and has occupied a worthy place in the world of art. It was during the reign of the Safavids, that the city of Isfahan reached such a renown and elegance which was called ” half of the world”.
Among what has remained from the age of the Safavids, there still exists a school, bazaar and caravansary complex which sparkles like a piece of jewelry at the side of Chahar Bagh Street.
This complex was built at the time of King Sultan Hossein of Safavids about 300 years ago. King Soltan Hossein attributed this magnificent complex of building to his mother. That is why; it is called “the school and caravansary of Madar-shah” (which means king’s mother).

Abbasi Hotel is conventionally situated in the center of the city, with easy access to shopping centers and historical monuments of Isfahan. Abbasi hotel is ideal for whatever you may plan. It is 40 minutes from the Airport, and 5 minutes the historical monuments

Abbasi Hotel With 186 Single/Double rooms, 19 Suites, 8 Safavid Suites, 7 furnished Apartment and 2 Luxury rooms with Jacuzzi bath, the five-star Abbasi Hotel has the best facilities equivalent to international standards. All bedrooms are equipped with one queen or two twin beds, air conditioning, refrigerator, radio, color Television, video and satellite services. Some of the rooms overlooking the garden and some of them with private balconies provide you with comfortable accommodation.

Abbasi Hotel Isfahan Distance to top Isfahan sights

Distance à l'aéroport

36 Minutes by Car
Distance au chemin de fer

30 Minutes by Car
Distance à la gare routière

16 Minutes by Car

Distance to Naqshe Jahan Square Isfahan is 11 minutes by car (2.2 km)
Distance to Chehel Soton Palace Isfahan is 4 minutes by car (1.1 km)
Distance to Bazaar of Isfahan is 9 minutes by car (2.1 km)
Distance to Siosepol Bridge Isfahan is 19 minutes walk (1.5 km) and 4 minutes by car (1.1 km)
Distance to Khaju Bridge Isfahan is 32 minutes walk (2.5 km) and 8 minutes by car (2.6 km)
Distance to Marnan Bridge Isfahan is 41 minutes walk (3.2 km) and 15 minutes by car (3.8 km)
Distance to Hasht Behesht Palace Isfahan is 2 minutes by car (450 meters)
Distance  to Jameh Mosque of  Isfahan is 11 minutes by car (3.8 km)
Distance to Isfahan Aquarium Tunnel is 19 minutes by car (7.2 km)
Distance to Isfahan City Center is 26 minutes by car (17.2 km)
Distance to Menar Jonban Isfahan is 24 minutes by car (9.9 km)
Distance to Fire temple of Isfahan is 29 minutes by car (14 km)
Distance to Vank Cathedral Isfahan is 11 minutes by car (3.3 km)

Conditions de Abbasi Hotel Isfahan

14h
12h
Cancellation depend on room type and booking date
All children are welcome. Child under 5 is free of charge and 5 to 12 charge as an extra person.

Équipements de Abbasi Hotel Isfahan

  • ATM
  • Baignoire
  • Petit déjeuner
  • Café
  • Conférence
  • Elevator
  • Gym
  • Handicap Accessible
  • Blanchisserie
  • Mini bar
  • Parking
  • bassin
  • Service de chambre
  • Secure Vault
  • Shopping Center
  • Terrain de sport
  • Wifi

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