Hotel Dengan Wifi di Tehran Province, Iran

It was pretty good. The room was clean, and the location was close to the money exchange plaza and phone card shops. The counter staff spoke fluent English, and the price on Trip.com was even cheaper than asking on-site. I recommend booking online.

The location is good, close to the Revolution Square, the subway and taxi are very convenient, not far from the university and computer city, and there is a mosque next to it. The surrounding restaurants are also very friendly, full and not expensive, and you can eat a full meal for 20 to 50 yuan per person.

When I visited Iran at the first time my iranian friend reserved this hotel for me, the location is very good, closed to exchange company, and closed to travel agent, also not far from domestic airport, if you wanna travel in the country, I think it's a good choice, every time I come to Iran usually reserve this hotel. The hotel room very big and very clean, service very good as well, only the breakfast just so so.

A very basic hotel matching the very cheap rate so people should have reasonable expectations. Location is good though, as it is only a 10 minute walk to/from the Sa'adi metro on line 1. Many of the must see attractions are accessible on this metro line, or else through a change to other lines. Iran is an interesting country, though made very challenging for foreign tourists travelling alone due to the sanctions. Traveling since the early 80's, it has been the most challenging destination outside of war zones for me so be mentally prepared!

The hotel is in a good location. There is a subway 400 meters away. There are also a variety of food and beverages nearby. The breakfast is very rich. The only problem is that the front desk can only accept US dollars and euros when exchanging foreign currency. I brought Armenian currency with me and could only exchange it for 1/3 of the actual exchange rate.

The hotel employees at the reception were very kind and helpful. Unfortunately, I lost money in my hotel room, but the hotel trusted me and returned my lost money. I want to thank all the employees who helped me until 2 am to catch the thief and return my money. The hotel handled the situation very well, and I felt like this hotel was trustworthy.

We were somewhat dissatisfied with our stay. Upon arrival, we asked for an early check-in, and the hotel allowed us to check in early without mentioning that it would cost €40. After we were already in the room, a staff member told us to go back to the reception, where we were informed that we either had to pay €40 for the early check-in or give up the second night of our stay—which had already been paid for in advance. We reluctantly agreed to this, but we were unhappy with how it was handled. Then, during check-out, they tried to charge us the €40 anyway. After a long discussion and the involvement of multiple staff members, they finally let us leave without paying the early check-in fee, as they had already taken away our second night. This is not acceptable. Guests should be clearly informed of any extra charges at the time of check-in—not surprised afterward and put under pressure. This kind of treatment is unprofessional and disappointing.