Shiraz Hotels & Hostels (15)

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There's nothing fancy about the Anvari, but pretty much everyone who stays here seems to like the place - us included. There are four main reasons for this: it's clean, comfortable enough, very g…

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Since the Aryo Barzan opened in 2003 it has become a favourite among readers. We've had numerous emails hailing the intelligent, smiling service, eminently fair prices and comfortable rooms. Loca…

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Among Iranians the Homa hotels have a reputation for being the best available. Usually, that reputation is unfounded, but not in Shiraz. This 70s-era hotel has been refurbished into a decent if n…

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For years we've been getting letters and emails complimenting the Eram's reliable if unexciting rooms and, more importantly, relaxed but professional service. And having stayed here several times…

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The Esteghlal is probably the most popular place with budget travellers, which is due more
to the savvy manager than to the quality of the small rooms. Not that they're bad; most are pretty q…

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The big apartments here are a bit austere but have fully equipped kitchens. They're most appealing for the value and friendly staff, who at most times are happy to discount (rates were halved aft…

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Good beds, fridge and squat toilets, clean relatively large rooms.

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These sprawling, tastefully decorated new apartments are about the best value in town, especially if you're part of a small group or family. The location is quiet, management are professional and…

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Has good rooms with satellite TV. The restaurant is only open for breakfast.

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The Saadi's 52 newly refurbished rooms are in a quiet location opposite lovely Bagh-e Jahan Nama. It's solid three-star through and through, with large, bright rooms (some with wi-fi), a decent r…

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This new four-star hotel is more convenient than the Homa, though not quite as plush. Rooms are well equipped and those on the upper floors have great views. Popular with business people.

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This government run place is not bad, but the semi-luxurious rooms are small and the discounts (for multiple nights only) not big enough.

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Not far behind Darya in quality, with especially clean rooms with shower.

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At the bargain basement end of the midrange,
the rooms here aren't flash but with TV and clean bathroom they're more than adequate. The manager could talk the leg off a billiard table, but he…

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This place has had some good reviews from travellers, especially overlanders in need of parking space. Rooms with a basic bathroom are adequate, and there's a kitchen guests can use.

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