Notes on the Abbasi
Hotel in Isfahan
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The opulent two storey dining
room of the Abbasi Hotel. The Hotel was
originally built as a caravanserai by the mother
of Shah Sultan Hossein, the last the Safavid
ruler. The old caravanserai was restored in
the '60 as the luxury Abbasi Hotel. The
rooms are much the way they were pre revolution
but the whole place has a charm that
transcends time. One point of note that
might be of interest is that the "cut
outs" of the music room in the A'li Qapu
Palace were also used in the 1960's renovations
of this dining room. As tourism continues
to grow, renovations are being carried out.
I hope it does not loose it's charm.
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Source of this page is a friend from
Canada. Our photographer and contributor chooses for her
own reasons to remain anonymous.
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Thanks and best wishes,
J. Barry O'Connell Jr.
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