Mahbibi Hostel

I think this must have been one of the most comfy places I have stayed in Iran. Even though it's at an intersection you don't hear much at the courtyard. The courtyard is more cool because of the trees, they could use perhaps a few leisure chairs Otherwise you'll find rest here. Breakfast changes routinely and is sufficient. The beds in the 8 bed male dorm were in good quality. Every bed has its own light bulb and charge spot. Than at last the staff, they really make this place. Not so much of a hotel but really a homely feeling. They are relaxed and easy to approach. I got more a family living together vibe than a hotel feeling and that for me counts.

My stay at Mah Bibi was an utter disappointment, deserving no more than 1 out of 5 stars. From the moment I arrived, I was met with rude and dismissive behavior from both the receptionist and the self-proclaimed manager. The high prices were completely unjustified by the meager services offered. They boasted incessantly about their mediocre rooms, which were far from impressive. The staff seemed to see guests only as dollar signs, lacking any genuine hospitality. Unable to endure more than one night, I decided to check out early. When I explained my reasons for leaving, including the poor service and inflated prices, the staff began speaking in Persian, not realizing I understood some of it. They were making derogatory remarks about me, which was incredibly unprofessional and hurtful. This experience was so distressing that I left the hostel feeling choked up and wondering why I had been treated so poorly. The entire ordeal was horrendous, and I cannot recommend this hostel to anyone. Save yourself the trouble and avoid Hostel Mah Bibi at all costs.

I randomly chose this hostel, was very lucky to stay there, the room was clean, everyone was very helpful, told me what places to visit and where to eat local food. Thank you very much for your hospitality, evenings with you over a cup of tea were the best!