I've stayed at this hotel in December 2007 and found it to be very nice. The room was brand new, the TV had a few English channels and even the Internet (cable) was available in the room for an insignificant charge (like $1/hr or so). Funny detail: if you turn "Do not disturb" switch on, little light outside the door would turn red. Normally it's blue and turns green if you need to have your room made. I know, it's no big deal, but just a nice little detail. I did not notice and rudeness from the staff. Can recommend this hotel without any reservations.

GREAKLYStayed at Azadi Hotel Isfahan

We recent stayed 6 nights at Aryo Barzan, Shiraz as independent travellers and on our first trip to Iran. It is one of the best hotels in our travel. Good breakfast, efficient and professional staff, clean and more importantly we got good night sleep every night (I am a fussy light sleeper). We stayed in twin room on level 1. The hotel is located in the centre of the city with walking distance to the Bazaar. We highly recommend it.

Brent TStayed at Aryo Barzan Hotel Shiraz

CheckIn/Out was fast, the hotel staff is very friendly, breakfast buffet is good with a lot of choices (good coffee!). Rooms are clean and in a convenient size. Safe and minibar are also available in the room. Around the hotel are some shops - but going for a walk is not so funny because of exhaust fumes from the cars on the road.

KnieReStayed at Parsian Esteghlal Hotel Tehran

A very comfortable hotel with friendly staff, clean spaces and good food. It was a pleasent stay and I would come back. Breakfast was rich, loby comfortable and rooms cozy. Location may call for a taxi but it is not far from the old center. There are restaurants in proximity.

LamijaStayed at International Hotel Tabriz

This hotel is convenient both for tourists and those come to Isfahan for Business. Rooms are clean and cosy .Beds are comfortable . Breakfast has excellent variety and were delicious . Highly recommended !

AmirAliEslamiehStayed at Parsian Kowsar Hotel Isfahan