Yazd Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Poèasi sva se iz Isfahana odpravila v malo pusèavsko mestece Yazd. Po obièajnem motoviljenju s taksisti in iskanju hotela sva pristala v predelani stari domaèiji, ki je vsekakor najlepsi hotel v katerem sem v zivljenju bival. Vendar so imeli na voljo samo eno sobo in se za to ni bilo ziher ali jo bova lahko obdrzala. Je pa bila za tri osebe in t...

Salaam! It's the year 1387 here in Iran, a country whose working calendar is the Persian one, starting some 632 years after our Gregorian calendar. Strangely, 1387 seems more or less like 2008, except that the yogurt expires in 08/08/87, there are still rotary dial phones and dial up internet...and Travel Pod is banned. Thus for all successive e...

Magame kaua. Selgub, et hommikusööki antakse vähemalt poole kümneni või kauem. See on hea uudis. Kolame mööda vanalinna, teeme pilte pahaaimamatutest inimestest. Mõned neist tahavad meid kangesti kuhugi juhatada, ainus mure on see, et me ei tea, kuhu me minna tahame. Näeme Yazdi sümboleid Jameh mosheed ja Amir Chackmaq kompleksi. Viimasesse siss...

It was a great relief to arrive in Yazd after all the hassle in Shiraz and to check into one of THE loveliest hotels I have ever had the pleasure to stay in - the Silk Road Hotel for any of you heading that way - just metres from the Jame Mosque! The rooms are about $15 but best of all, they also have a dormitory for about $4 per night :-) It wa...

Hookay...so.. Yazd: A very intriguing city on the brink of desert. Steve, David and I arrived to Yazd (a city populated mainly by Muslims and Zorastrians)on a holiday (the prophet's birth day apparently) and most things were closed. However, we were greeted nearly simutaneously by a bunch of hoodlims on motorcylces making slitting throat actions...