Hotels near Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport, Tehran

All the staff at the front desk are very good! ! When we arrived on the first day, the taxi driver tried to blackmail us, but they kept helping us negotiate the price with the driver. We stayed here for two weeks and helped us order takeout for free, use Snap to call a taxi, carry our luggage, and exchange riyals for us. Give them a big thumbs up! ! Let us experience the feeling of being taken care of in a foreign country The juice at the door is delicious, and the breakfast in the hotel is also delicious, but eating it for ten days in a row is not enough. . .

Sevice was not as per expections. Broken shower in the washroom and it was not repaired for 2 days. Make-up service was also not satisfying.

The hotel is only a 5-minute walk from the subway station, and many attractions can be directly reached by subway. Living in this hotel is convenient for tourists traveling freely. Hotel breakfast is relatively simple.

The first night I arrived, the central air conditioner in the house on the right after the elevator came out had enough hot air, but the house on the left where I lived did not have hot air, and there was no hot water for bathing. The problem was resolved the next morning. The breakfast is not rich, but the price of this hotel is very cheap, and the breakfast is already good. There is no bread, only pancakes. The pancakes are very hard and chewy and cannot be chewed directly. The most delicious thing is to spread the Iranian breakfast special dish tomato scrambled egg paste thickly on top of the chewy hard pancakes, and the pancakes become soft and easy to bite. Yes, it’s delicious.

I travelled solo to Iran in May 2023 and it was my first time in this region. I arrived in Tehran in the early hours and when I arrive at Tehran Heritage Hostel, I was fatigued and flustered. I met Mr. Nima who was the staff on duty and he was very perceptive and offered me a towel to freshen up and to rest in the lounge area until the check in time at 2pm. Knowing that I was travelling solo, Mr. Nima was also very hospitable and offered to bring me on a city walkabout after his shift ended. It was refreshing, especially having a local explaining the city and culture of Tehran. Furthermore, the staff at the hostel are really helpful and provide non-biased advice e.g. currency exchange, booking of tickets, places of attractions. That said, the prices and the quality of the dorms and individual rooms are clean, and the toilets/showers have good water pressure. Definitely a recommended place to stay if you're in Tehran!

There are not many luxury hotels in Tehran, Homa Hotel may be one of the few. The hotel staff are just as enthusiastic as anyone I have met in Tehran over the past 2 weeks and go out of their way to make a difference for the guests. Guests can sit and drink tea leisurely in the lobby, enjoy desserts, salads, and observe the pedestrians coming and going. My room was spotless, very spacious, well equipped, plenty of office space, free wifi, fast internet, although many websites (newspapers, etc) in western countries don't work, this should be government level blockade. The only thing I don't like is that the water in the bathroom is too hot, and the sanitary ware is a bit old. I worked in the room all day due to the heavy snow and the hotel staff called several times asking if I needed anything and could bring it to my room. The food in the hotel wasn't anything special, but I ate there a few times and it was ok. The vicinity of the hotel is not particularly prosperous, there is a small shopping mall, and it takes five minutes to walk to Nak Square.

Last night I have been in this hotel. When I checked in everything goes really fast and professional and I reaally thanks from Mr Sebt, Mr Hosein sSalimi in reception side who helped me. Actually I have really glad to meet Professional Manager Mr soad Haghighi.

It was a hotel originally built and run by Westerners, but later taken over by local Iranians. The facilities standards are very high in Iran. The overall check-in experience was good, but the front desk efficiency was very poor and things were very slow.

I am guest at espinas hotels for a year at two their hotels in tehran The staffs are vey nice, professionals and kind Every request from our side will approve at a short time very kindly. I recomend these hotels to every one who comes to Iran. Specially The personals at receptions desk, the bell boys and coffee shops are vey warm, kind and with a friendly mood. Thanks to all of them.

The restaurant is on the top floor, overlooking the whole Tehran, the view is very good