Niayesh Boutique Hotel
| Shiraz, کوچه کلانتری عباسیه . بعد از بی بی دختران . کوچه شاهزاده جمالی . پلاک 10, Sang Siah |
5 tarieven
7.60/10.00 |
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+98 917 111 8514 |
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Curro Arroyo (16.11.2017 12:51)
Poor backpacker, disseminated buildings and rooms. Restaurant and teehouse at central building are managed by a pushing and money-focus manager.
They keep your passport and at reception think about money all the time, so they are not so helpful as other Iranian people and hotels where we stayed.
Poor backpacker, disseminated buildings and rooms. Restaurant and teehouse at central building are managed by a pushing and money-focus manager.
They keep your passport and at reception think about money all the time, so they are not so helpful as other Iranian people and hotels where we stayed.
سعید روستا (11.11.2017 08:32)
Place: good
Price: good
Breackfast: not good
Place: good
Price: good
Breackfast: not good
Joost vandru (31.10.2017 07:38)
The biggest player in town, but most definitely not the best one. Breakfast is very mediocre, included coffee is undrinkable. I was in the dorm, and was basically dragged out of bed at 7:30 on the last day by the cleaning lady because my bed was booked and a night bus guest was waiting.
The internal restaurant when open is reasonable. Sadly one day the upstairs seating was closed, and complete chaos ensued. The only person taking orders was the manager, but he was clearly stressed and the service he gave was really terrible. Any other person would be fired on the spot.
Basically, he would decide what you are eating, by saying 'only this is available', pointing to a random page in a rude manner and a very obvious lie. Then he would run to another table and decide for them too at random. He probably ran by 5 times before he allowed us to order what we wanted, him arguing with every single table.
The biggest player in town, but most definitely not the best one. Breakfast is very mediocre, included coffee is undrinkable. I was in the dorm, and was basically dragged out of bed at 7:30 on the last day by the cleaning lady because my bed was booked and a night bus guest was waiting.
The internal restaurant when open is reasonable. Sadly one day the upstairs seating was closed, and complete chaos ensued. The only person taking orders was the manager, but he was clearly stressed and the service he gave was really terrible. Any other person would be fired on the spot.
Basically, he would decide what you are eating, by saying 'only this is available', pointing to a random page in a rude manner and a very obvious lie. Then he would run to another table and decide for them too at random. He probably ran by 5 times before he allowed us to order what we wanted, him arguing with every single table.
Maaike Goudriaan (06.10.2017 08:02)
This well run hotel has 75+ rooms spread over a couple of buildings close to each other in the old centre of Shiraz. Every building has his own courtyard where you can hang out. The main building has an Iranian and Italian restaurant and there is a coffeebar in one of the other buildings. We were staying in one of the new buildings, finished in 2017. The room was spacious, the bed comfortable and there was a western toilet. Breakfast was good but very crowded.
This well run hotel has 75+ rooms spread over a couple of buildings close to each other in the old centre of Shiraz. Every building has his own courtyard where you can hang out. The main building has an Iranian and Italian restaurant and there is a coffeebar in one of the other buildings. We were staying in one of the new buildings, finished in 2017. The room was spacious, the bed comfortable and there was a western toilet. Breakfast was good but very crowded.
Ali Hamedi (18.08.2017 16:02)
Coming from an American who was born in Iran, this is a very luxury and English (foreign) friendly hotel. Many foreigners here as well. It's very new and modern looking. The service is great. The best part is that there's a traditional, outside large lounge area to hang out at, you can even nap there it's so peaceful. The wifi in our room was weak, maybe because we were in a downstairs halfway under ground room. If you're looking for luxury and tradition, it's a must stay in Shiraz.
Coming from an American who was born in Iran, this is a very luxury and English (foreign) friendly hotel. Many foreigners here as well. It's very new and modern looking. The service is great. The best part is that there's a traditional, outside large lounge area to hang out at, you can even nap there it's so peaceful. The wifi in our room was weak, maybe because we were in a downstairs halfway under ground room. If you're looking for luxury and tradition, it's a must stay in Shiraz.
