Rasht Hotels & Hostels (9)

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Caravan Hotel and Hotel Bahar both occupy once-attractive but now slightly ragged buildings with high ceilings. Readers report spotting wildlife in the shared bathrooms.

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Lonely Planet review

Caravan Hotel and Hotel Bahar both occupy once-attractive but now slightly ragged buildings with high ceilings. Readers report spotting wildlife in the shared bathrooms.

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Lonely Planet review

Set back from the main road, the basic Fars is quieter and marginally cleaner than the average mehmanpazir, but charges double if you check in before 14:00.

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Choose your room carefully. Some are good value: well air-conditioned and recently redecorated, albeit with a few rough edges. Others (same price!) are very ragged fan-only boxes, albeit with toi…

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Delightful staff and loveably dated décor behind concrete Corinthian columns make up for a slight mustiness in some of the rooms. Set well back off Shahrdari Sq, it manages to be splendidly centr…

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Attractively rebuilt rooms with designer armchairs and pot plants. The orange globe-lamps are stylish if somewhat too dim. Good big bathrooms have Western toilets.

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A full-blown refit has cleverly used contemporary-retro touches to bring alive the Kadus' 1970s architecture. Rooms have trendy neo-antique basins, Western loos and brightly tasteful décor.

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By far the most appealing of the central cheapies, this relatively new place has sparkling white-tiled floors, reliably changed sheets and its off-road location means it's reasonably quiet. No En…

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Rooms are better than the grimy entrance stairs suggest. Singles are claustrophobically small but worn twins are passable.

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