Azadi Grand Hotel Tehran

Dr. Chamran Express Way, Evin Cross Road Tehran, 19976, Iran

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelAzadi Grand Hotel Tehran

Just cut it off!!

A travel blog entry by sheikha

1

24/8/2010

I decided to make an early morning run to Imam square, since our tour wasn't till 2pm;-) i was on a mission to find the best 'gaz', oooow that goowey nougat rectangular sweets filled with almonds and pistachio...Mmmm i love how it melts in your mouth without any effort at all ;D next on my list was Khurasan zarashk (dried berries …

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Gastfreundschaft, Visa, 'Polizei'

A travel blog entry by timon_richiger

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... und so kam ich in den Genuss von einigen iranischen Spezialitaeten. Mit dem Sohn ging ich Ping-Pong spielen, und mit der Tochter lernte ich die unsere europaeischen Zahlen (wobei ich gleich die Zahlen in Farsi lernen konnte). Ich erhielt echt einen wunderschoenen Einblick in das Familienleben im Iran.
Ich konnte wirklich das turkmenische Visum beantragen und als ich zum zweiten Mal zurueck kam, konnte ich nach ei***** Stunden Wartezeit die Botschaft ...

2 jours inoubliables à bord du Trans-Asia Express

A travel blog entry by melindaoba

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... nous ont pris sous leur aile. Des hommes adorables. Ils partagent leur repas avec nous et nous apprennent énormément sur l’Iran. Nous rions aussi beaucoup.
Mostafa m’explique qu’il est fatigué de vivre seul aux USA ; il a ‘rencontré’ sa fiancée en Iran il y a environ 6 mois (de nombreux mariages sont encore arrangés). Il a des doutes, car de nombreuses jeunes Iraniennes se marient avec des immigrés seulement dans le ...

Mammouth city

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... of the previous towns and cities we had been in diminished slightly, though people did stare and look at us with puzzlement. Less people chatted to us, though I think that goes hand in hand with city living, and although it could be construed as cold, the city still had a charm and buzz to it that was nice to experience after so many of the smaller, sleepier cities we had visited before.

I managed to get several of the touristy things done too, such as the Bazaar, which ...

Crazy horses...

A travel blog entry by jtw000

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... up some of the dirt and stopped to pose for pictures!

So we hit the road, the hotel was hot and unpleasant and the fresh air cleaned up my head and guts nicely and the bug was forgotten quickly. We took a brief interval to call the embassy on our way out No answer and the message box was full. Not a massive problem as Tehran was close. We planned to find a hotel and then head straight there. We had a hotel in mind, found off the internet and was already loaded into the ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Azadi Grand