A very pretty hotel with amazing decorations throughout. The staff are wonderful, helpful, and speak great English. I'll never forget Reza and Darius, both who had helped me a lot during my stay here. The WiFi is excellent and the breakfast is good. I paid US$15 for a dorm room, which I think is a bit overpriced. The shower and toilets are clean and the room is nice. The location, in my opinion, is poor. There isn't a direct public bus to and from Kaveh Terminal. And there is no direct bus back to hotel unless you take it from Khajo Bridge. Even if you do take the bus, beware that the bus stops at 9pm. If you take taxi, never pay more than 120,000 rials. You need to walk 10-15 minutes to the nearest bus stop to go to places like Khajo Bridge and from there you have to transfer to go other places like Hash Behest Garden or Seosipol Bridge. But if you love walking, it is a great location to start (to Jameh Mosque, then bazaar, then Imam Square, then Hash Behest, then Seosipol). Overall a good experience.

Good service. Traditional hotel with friendly local staffs, food is local style and diversity, walls are decorated with colorful Iranian paintings. There is good view from rooftop. Our group has 6 people and we received warm welcome from Mr. Hosein - the host of the hotel.

Great location, helpful staff, clean and comfy, nice terrace. 15$ for bed in a twin room that you may share with another traveler.

My worst (and the most disrespecting) experience with a hotel ever: I used the "Hotelyar" website to book a room in Ibne Sina Hotel a couple of years ago for my family. After arrival, the manager said he had already given our room to someone else by mistake. He admitted our booking was correct, but he refused to relocate the people already in our room. I wanted to cancel the room and leave, but due to the rush of Nowruz, it was not possible to find another place. So I had to accept the small room which did not have enough beds. Unfortunately, one of us had to sleep on the floor.

We stayed there in 2015. The rooms are ok as well as the break fast. The hotel was not very special but the roof terrace was awesome! You have a perfect view over the whole city of Isfahan and the surroundings. The staff was a bit unorganized.

Neither friendly nor helpful staff, hotelroom has windows not to the outside but to another corridor. Very basic breakfast is included (bread, cucumber, tomatoes, eggs, tea, jams). For 40 euros (which they changed from 40 USD in one day, bc we did not send a reply immediately) the room is ... well no. Its not ok. We had much much better rooms for less in shiraz and yadz. So we were not very happy. Location is also not super central - but you can have a nice walk through the basar to the main attractions.

Pros: Interesting location near a popular (not touristic) bazar. Clean, medium-sized rooms. Good WiFi (maybe because the hotel was empty). Cons: old and very weak air conditioning, poor bathroom with flush that doesn't flush well and water kept running out. Uncomfortable bed.

The reception staff was not so friendly. The rooms are clean and the bathroom is good. There is also a nice breakfast available. The hotel is loacted in a good area near the main attraction. Unfortunately the hostel is only available to foreigners and onky the hotel is available to Iranians.

It was close to Naqshe Jahan ,but the water system is awful we did not have warm water and it takes a long time to be able to use water. The room was not clean . breakfast was so simple.we had to change our room and we moved to the first floor . it was so dark. Generally I do not recommend anymore

Its a soso hotel Its beautiful and clean But not modern Prices is abit high but its ok at all

My room was small (speacially door) and old but enterence and decoration was amazing. People visit this building who interest history