Esfahan Hotels

... clock work - flights were on time, our air e-tickets worked wonderfully, our internet accommodation bookings were miraculously in place and hotels were more than satisfactory. We were happy. Little did we realise so early on that it was to be political ...

... it's apparently the second biggest square in the world after Tian An Men square in Beijing. Another highlight of Esfahan is the bridge...   So we are going to stay 2 days in Esfahan and hopefully get some ...

Switched hotels this morning - had to put some distance between me and that damned rooster.  Down near Si-o-Seh bridge now at the Park Pol - pretty dingy but best get used to it as the next week will not be as glamourous as the place I was the last 4 ...

... accompany a small of group of us on the hunt for a netbook, and took us to the computer and electronics street in Esfahan. In Iran settlements and commercial areas are split into areas of specific items. For example all of the chemists are on the same ...

... were shattered. We travelled from the North-West down a diagonal strip to the South-East spending time in Tabriz, Masuleh, Esfahan, Yazd and Shiraz, a few bushcamps in the desert, enjoying time by the Caspian Sea and wandering the ancient city of ...

... the traffic in Tehran is supposed to be even worse so we decided we just didn’t need the stress.  So off to Esfahan, which Jim was really looking forward too.  We again stayed in the campsite which was great, but unfortunately there was a ...

... - Quetta, 770 km - Pakistan IRAN - 10th November to 22nd November 2007 Itinary : Mirjaveh - Bam - Kerman - Shiraz - Yazd - Esfahan - Qasvin - Tabriz - Serou My thoughts on Iran : Much nicer and less scarier than I thought. Iran is ...

... aventures arabes aux collègues rencontrés ici. Le timing est assez bon, du coup, puisque je devait rejoindre Yazd après Esfahan et que la route comme la destination rongent largement sur l'un des deux énormes déserts qui constituent le centre ...

... girls then drove us to the metro station. I needed to hurry back to my hotel and pick up my bag as I had a midnight bus to Esfahan to catch.  Before letting me out of the car, Fatima said that she hoped that one day I would marry an Iranian girl. I ...

... ; The city of Kashan, boasts a population of some 250,000 and is the capital of Kashan County within the province of Esfahan. It is the first in a series of large oases which stretch along the desert road from Qom to Kerman in central Iran. ...