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See You in Iran Hostel in Tehran is an interactive space for cultural encounter providing low-budget accommodation and featuring an event-based café.
The first building consists of five private rooms, two dorm rooms, a large roof, a café, a souvenir shop,
a communal kitchen, an IndiCraft shop, an exhibition wall and an outdoor garden. The second building features three quiet private rooms, two balconies, a common area, and a communal kitchen. Both buildings feature shared bathrooms and a variety of additional amenities. (See below.)
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Just since Dec 2016 till Aug 2019
And more reservations for coming months
See You in Iran Hostel, which was rated by Lonely Planet as a “Top Choice Hostel” and one of the “Best Places to Sleep” in Tehran, transcends the limitations of virtual connections by transforming them into face-to-face interactions inside Iran. The hostel’s work in utilizing a physical space in shaping social life has made it the accommodation for cultural encounter in Iran.
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in Tehran by Lonely Planet
24 Hours, 7 Days a Week
Come and go whenever you want! We have 24/7 on-site staff that will open the door for you at any time.
Central Location
Our hostel is located in the pulsing heart of Tehran’s artistic center. It not only neighbors the Iranian Artists’ Forum, various cafes and a burgeoning community of galleries, but it’s also ten minutes walking distance from a major transportation hub and two metro stops.
Lockers & Storage
Guests can comfortably explore Tehran without any extra weight or worrying about precious items. Each guest has an individual locker for storing personal valuables and we have a storage space by the reception desk.
Free WiFi
Our hostel has three high-speed wifi networks for guests to use anytime and anywhere in our three-floor hostel.
Interactive
Our hostel is the accommodation for cultural encounter. Everything from our weekly cultural events to our multilingual staff exemplify our commitment to creating interactive spaces through which travelers can connect with locals.
Pick-up & Transportation
We understand how tiring international traveling can be. As a result, we launched around the clock transportation services to and from the Imam Khomeini International Airport for hostel guests.
Café & Kitchen
Our café is open from 8 am until 12 am every day. There guests can lounge and enjoy a variety of coffees, traditional Iranian beverages and fresh, travel-friendly sandwiches. They can also use our well-equipped
Breakfast Included & Other Amenities
In addition to breakfast being included, we also offer a complimentary tea or coffee in the morning, free towels, free laundry, a blow dryer and storage space.
Beautiful Green Yard
Our outdoor garden has berry, fig and pomegranate trees and a variety of places to relax and hangout in including a bamboo cabana, a wall bar with stools and a swing.
Services Package
See You in Iran recently launched a services package for hostel guests which includes a debit card, a metro card, a sim card and a services maps of the neighborhoods surrounding the hostel.
Cozy Rooms
Our renovated 70-year-old building retains the charm of older Iranian architecture while have new beds and mattresses in all of its seven bedrooms.
Bathrooms
We also have new, communal bathrooms with showers on floors two and three and Western toilets on each floor that are cleaned three times a day.
See You in Iran Hostel is in the Iranshahr neighborhood at the heart of Tehran’s pulsing artistic center. The hostel’s area includes the Iranian Artists’ Forum, the Museum of Contemporary Art and numerous private art galleries. It neighbors political and intellectual attractions like the Former U.S. Embassy, the University of Tehran, and Enghelab Square’s famous book bazaars. Located in the center of Tehran, the hostel is also 30 minutes away from most major historical sites, such as Golestan Palace, the Grand Bazaar, the National Museum of Iran, etc. Refer to our “Contact Us” page for our address and transportation information.
* Photos of this page by: Sepideh Safiyari