The traditional Sohrvardi Mansion in Isfahan is a historical building dating back approximately 250 years to the Qajar era. After 5 years of renovation, this historic house reopened in the heart of Isfahan’s old town, close to shopping centers. The mansion features 24 master rooms across 3 floors, including VIP and standard rooms, all with private bathrooms. The rooms have stained glass windows, while VIP rooms are adorned with Qajar-style plasterwork and paintings. Each room is named in honor of influential Iranian women. Guests enjoy easy access to major historical attractions such as Khajoo Bridge, Si-o-Se Pol, Malek Vineyard, Chehel Sotoun Palace, Vank Cathedral, and Naqsh-e Jahan Square. Covered and free parking is also available for guests’ convenience.