im iranian and 2 nights stay in this hotel with my wife and 4 yr child.every thing was ok for me except that they begin to do some repairs on the outside of our room's wall that makes bad noises in just 2 days and nights of our residence in that room.everything was clean and was very good for a... more

I stayed here in late March with a friend of mine and we paid about $70 for a room with two twin beds. It's not luxurious and has the feel of a 70's-era hotel that's in need of an update. But it's clean, friendly, well-located, and has all the basics covered including three free internet terminals just near the entrance.... more

I was somewhat nervous before checking in this hotel. I had booked 5 nights and did not want to pay up front before I see the rooms and how clean the hotel is. Let me tell you. For a $46 a night hotel. This hotel is perfect. Its spotless, very quiet, A/C working perfectly,wireless always working, shower always hot, bed... more

I got diverted here after Hotel Engelab cocked up my reservation, and thank goodness for that! The Iranshahr was better located, cheaper and more homey. I stayed there for six nights in total over twenty days in April 2008, and enjoyed it thoroughly. Like the Engelab, it's in the business district of Tehran, but unlike the Engelab, the Iranshahr is... more

I had read semi-satisfied reviews of this hotel so attempted to book via internet several times before arrival, but got no response. Took a punt and caught a taxi from Tehran Int airport (approx $20 US on meter), to Iranshahr, they were out of single rooms ($50US) so opted for double ($65US). Receptionist spoke good english, the rooms were old... more

A good 3 star choice, located in the main banking district of Tehran, wlthin walking distance of the underground metro. The room was smallish but well kept and clean, with a standard bathroom and limited satelite TV. Staff was friendly and helpful. On the negative side : Foreigners have to pay an obligatory 7 US$ extra for a rather bland... more