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Are you searching around for Hotels in Iran and don’t know where to start? Well you have come to the right place. Here at Ciao you can find lots and lots of Hotels to rest in at night whilst you explore Iran and all its main attractions. Read the reviews, compare the hotels by Hotel class, prices and by the[...]
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Time Out in Tehran
Advantages: A very unusual experience Disadvantages: I wouldn't be comfortable to stay here on my own for too long.
...A Very Strange Reason to go to Iran
Back in 2002, the company I was working for arranged a seminar for Iranian bakers and confectioners which was held in one of the large function rooms of the Azadi hotel. Several colleagues from Holland flew out for ...
koshkha 12.10.2010 · Read full review
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Review of Azadi Grand Hotel, Tehran
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Mind you don't fall down the hole
Advantages: Clean, tidy, central hotel Disadvantages: Nothing luxurious - or particularly memorabl
It's nearly four years since my husband and I went to Iran for a two week holiday so it's fair to say I'm not the most efficient of review writers. We started our tour in Tehran before heading in a south easterly direction to the desert city of Yazd, to t ...
koshkha 03.09.2010 · Read full review
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Review of Alborz Hotel, Qazvin
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The Warmest Welcome in Northern Iran
Advantages: The warmest welcome in Northern Iran Disadvantages: Decorated like 1980s Student Accomodation
“Mostly Harmless” If you are familiar with the phrase 'damning with faint praise' then you'll get the joke (whether it was intended or not) in the Lonely Planet guidebook to Iran which describes the town of Takab as 'not unpleasant'. Not since Douglas ...
koshkha 12.09.2010 · Read full review
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Review of Rangi Hotel, Takab
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Hungry in Hamedan
Advantages: Comfortable but not very memorable Disadvantages: No bloomin' sturgeon - or much else either
The last of our northern Iranian hotels was in Hamadan, one of the most ancient cities in Iran which dates back to 3000 BC. It's quite a high altitude city at 1850 m about sea level, but that's nothing compared to the mountains nearby which reach their hi ...
koshkha 05.10.2010 · Read full review
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Review of Hamedan Azadi Hotel, Hamedan
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