Located in one of Tehran’s oldest neighborhoods (Oudlajan), Firoozeh Inn is housed in a fully restored Qajar house with authentic Iranian architecture. With a lush courtyard filled with elm trees and a turquoise pond at its center, the residence creates a peaceful atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The inn’s 15 rooms are designed with handmade wooden beds, locally embroidered bedspreads, and colorful sash windows, each telling its own story. The shared bathrooms, decorated with traditional tile work, are cleaned with disinfectant three times a day.
A traditional shared kitchen with tabletop gas stoves and copper utensils allows guests to prepare home-cooked meals. The northern veranda, with its handmade Kerman rugs and embroidered velvet cushions, is a perfect place to relax and sip Iranian tea. The inn management organizes cultural programs every night, such as poetry readings, storytelling, and handicraft training, which is a great opportunity to get to know the rich culture of Iran.
The exceptional location of this inn makes it possible to reach Tehran’s Grand Bazaar, Golestan Palace, and many other historical attractions on foot. The price of accommodation in this inn, which is about one-third of similar traditional hotels, has made it the first choice of many foreign tourists and domestic travelers interested in historical architecture. The Firuzeh inn is not only a place to stay, but also a treasure trove of Iranian art and history that creates unforgettable memories for its guests.
