Howzak House is a unique little house in the heart of Isfahan's old town. It only has five rooms and a small garden, so the setting is quite intimate, but absolutely perfect. Run by brother and sister, Hassan and Y , the rooms have everything you need, our spacious enough and comfortable. The breakfast is delicious, with fresh juice and Iranian omelette, fruit and tea, and they really take care of you here. You feel both like a guest, because their hospitality is fabulous, but equally you are treated as a great friend. Hassan and Yaseman will talk to you, take you out to places and give really good recommendations. Equally, you can easily have your own space and time. The environment is so relaxed and peaceful and there is no pressure to do anything. In fact, most of the time my friend and I wanted to sit in the garden all day and chill! I also really recommend this for young people. It has the intimacy and vibes of a cool hostel and the hospitality of a great hotel. Thank you guys!! I left feeling like I had made two good friends and was able to stay in their lovely place. I would definitely stay here again. <3 * Also, though there is no restuarant in the hotel, Hassan was always happy to order food for us (considering it was Ramadan and much was closed during the day), and then would prepare it for us while we sat at the dining table! It was super easy, and then they just add it to the bill at the end.

I stayed at Howzak for 3 nights in September, the house is just magical and a truly authentic old persian house. The atmosphere there is so zen and my host Yasamane was the best. Yasamane took me to different workshops around the house to learn more about the persian culture all of this for free. Breakfast inclused in the cost is to die for and varies every day. The location is perfect in the oldest area of esfahane just a 3min walk from al Jemaa mosque also close to bazaar and Naqshe Jahan square. Highly recommended.

Iran was my last trip before the pandemic, and Howzak House remained the highlight of this trip to me. Nassim & Babak are both very kind and supportive, and never disappoint you in any question or concern you have about their culture and history, which is amazing. The house is tiny and cozy and very clean! everything has been designed to make you feel at peace and comfort and I loved that! the breakfast was always full of colors and fresh ingredients. I also did the Handicraft walk with Nassim which I enjoyed a lot! I missed this country and these kind people.