Welcome to Abbasi Hotel Isfahan 

Here stands the oldest hotel on Chaharbagh Abbasi Avenue, Isfahan, Iran, Asia, an unrepeatable heritage in Isfahan architectural style, from the glorious Safavid era. Abbasi Hotel, now a 300-year-old building in the heart of the city Isfahan, a museum referred to as “Nesf-e-Jahan” (meaning half of the world), a monument which as local and international tourists, historians, leading architects and professional tourists claim, carries the nickname “The world’s most beautiful hotel”.

Here, the spirit living in the patterns and paintings, the interplay of colors and light and the fluidity of beauty have submitted to the capital for the genuine art and drawn on the body of the building, as though being around between the doors and walls is sauntering along a walkway to the past and present, where the patterns come to life drawing the fervor of the beauty of the predecessors’ art in the eyes of the beholder. 

Accommodation at Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan.

There are many great hotel accommodation options at our hotel.

Please view our website to the right of this page for more information about our magnificent hotel room options. 

Dining at Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan.

As you walk in Chehelsotoun, you find yourself in the magnetism of beauty and subtlety. The mural paintings in both Safavid and Qajar styles, the Darius-design seats inspired by the Darius’s throne from the stone configurations at Persepolis, the artistic works on the walls, ceilings, columns, banisters, pavement, doors, glass panes and even lanterns and ceiling suspensions multiply the beauty of the hall. With two floors and room for 400 people, Chehelsotoun Restaurant is a treasury of the architectural art and unique subtlety of the Isfahani artists, a museum of the most original and most beautiful, the very embodiment of miracle, art embodied as something used today as the main restaurant and a place for holding feasts.  

The designs and mirror works of the breakfast hall are based on the style of Qajars. The portraits and designs of Gol va Morgh (flowers and birds) are all the masterpieces of artist Rashtian and Master Ebrahim Jabbar Beik. In the space between the breakfast hall and the corridor, a small hall is located whose walls are carefully decorated with Tongbori and moqarnas and resembles Ali Qapu palace. The magnificent scenery of school’s turquoise dome multiply the pleasure of having breakfast in this hall.