Simorgh Hotel

It is very well organized and nice people who have multiple languages, which is so helpful . The only problem is exchanging currency to tomans , they take so much lower then the market , also the rooms are expensive, around 70$

Amazing management and team work from door keeper to reception , room service restaurant and cleanest floor and rooms .high quality food , in this trip I did stayed in 3 different hotel in Tehran , 1st one wasn’t bad but location wise it was out of city centre and traffic will kill your time , other one was very close to this location but it was nightmare, we found this hotel wit no way to complain,
In one case We had decided to have little party but both restaurants were booked and they organised it in traditional tearoom , and it was best and way more than we expected , I would like to say thanks to all stuff to made such beautiful moments for us, we will come back there again.

Best hotel in tehran
Very clean rooms
Very good reception
Staff speaks english
They charge 45$ per night
Amazing breakfast very delicious
5 star hotel 🤩
Highly recommended for foreigners

Such a stupid approach the owner/management has got, as they won't admit kids less than 10 years old. With no kids entry, it counts as a discrimination with prison order everywhere other than Iran. It is really ridiculous.

Horrible experience.

I got scammed here. I checked the room service fees on the day of checking out to confirm that the amount was correct.

However at the evening when leaving the amount was way different, 200usd more than the correct amount without any explanation where this amount came from.

I had no options but to pay as they were not letting me leave and I had to run to the aiport.

Afterwords when trying to reach out the management to have some answers into these actions, no response.

They scam foreigners and people that do not know the language. Absolutely horrible.

They also treat the cleaning ladies badly, saw it with my own eyes. To be honest I actually received the kindnest, most genuine customer service from the cleaning ladies.

Can not recommend. Please do not support hotels that treat foreigners differently and practise dishonesty.

Update: tried to contact them for months without any response into any of my e-mails or this post. What kind of management does something like this?

The worst hotel I have even been in my whole life. It might look nice but inside it is rotten. Avoid as far as possible.

I am in love with this hotel, not because of it's current constitution, rather due to it's past. before Iran 1979 revolution there had been one of well-known hotels and night clubs of Tehran at this place. This club have been filling through the nights when Iranian most famous and fabulous singers like Hayedeh, Googoosh, Daioush and Farhad have gone up on it's stage. but after years obviously there have not been any club here.
but there is a roof garden cafe. we offered a chocolate shake, English cake and green tea. as here is a four star hotel you may encounter non-Iranian guests at cafe. servicing was professional. quality of drinks and cake was acceptable and fees was normal. if you ask me, I would say go there and make fantasy with it's past years.

I have lived four months in this hotel and can speak with some authority here.
There is no doubt that the staff is friendly and is trying to assist you wherever they can. But the utility systems in this place are rotten to the core. I had to change my room five times due to some defects before I settled into the last one. There, I was treated to free smoking whenever people where smoking on the isles. The A/C system in the bedroom was designed so idiotically that it draws the air from the isles. Interestingly, the Simorgh has a no-smoking policy but the management doesn't have the balls to enforce this. If you take a shower, be quick. Every minute or so, the water is reduced to a trickle, before the booster pump kicks in again. Sorry to say, but I would not go there again.