Kermanshah Hotels & Hostels (7)

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Kermanshah's most delightful old hotel is sadly closed for now while the owner (wanting to demolish it) battles with the government (trying to protect the lovely building).

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Partial redecoration has failed to rid the Dariush of its 1970's atmosphere typified by the Blue Peter DIY look of the corridor ceilings. Room décor now uses a pleasant coffee-and-cream colour sc…

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Somewhat worn furniture in newly painted rooms, some with a tap, others with aging bathrooms. The hearty teacher-manager looks like an Iranian Richard Branson and enterprisingly tends to add arou…

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Easily the best of Kermanshah's top-end hotels the new Jamshid has an eccentric white-stone 'castle' façade but interior décor and service are elegantly international and restrained. Rooms have a…

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There are some attractive mouldings in the foyer, but the recently redecorated rooms remain fairly characterless with war-torn bathrooms.

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Meraj Hotel Mosaferkhaneh-style rooms albeit with small shower booths and squat toilets. Access up stairs guarded by a stuffed goat.

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The friendly Nabovat has sensibly priced, no-frills rooms whose sheets are clean if cigarette-burnt and whose showers are powerful and stay hot for a reasonable while.

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