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Boutique hotels in Iran have become the ultimate choice among travelers of any budget, thanks to these irresistibly charming accommodation options. Many of the below hotels have been repurposed into hotels in recent years, spending their formative years as private residences, caravansaries, and museums.

Boutique hotels in Iran provide guests with personalized services tailored to their specific needs and requirements. If you are looking for a home away from home experience, book a stay in one of these boutiques hotels specifically designed to make your stay as enjoyable as your time spent outside of it.

When you are preparing to travel to Iran and searching for information about Iran visa, you will come across the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs’ (MFA) website. First launched in 2017 the MFA, the official website was a beacon for hope and clarity for to-be travelers to Iran. Unfortunately, this is not the case. For reasons unknown, visa applications sent via the MFA website see long delay times and higher rejection rates.

During the Obama administration and in the wake of the Nuclear Deal, Iran was turning into a popular holiday destination. Even Britain removed their travel warning for Iran subject to what they announced as “decreasing hostility under President Rohani’s Government”. During this time, everything changed for travelers and Iranians alike. Improving international relations meant Iranians themselves could travel more freely and foreign tourists felt safe visiting Iran.