Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan

Abbasi Hotel

Isfahan · Nine gilded halls and a courtyard three centuries old — often called the most beautiful hotel in the world.

Halls

Nine

Courtyard

Up to 500

Origin

300-year-old caravanserai

Setting

Halls year-round

The venue

Isfahan’s gilded rooms

Built as a caravanserai in the Safavid era and turned into a hotel three centuries later, the Abbasi keeps two very different venues under one address: a garden courtyard for open-air staging, and nine interior halls whose walls and ceilings are worked in gold, mirror and turquoise. For a gala that has to feel like Persia — not like a ballroom — there is nothing else of this rank in the country.

Staged & delivered by Boutimar — Ambiente Group’s own events house in Iran.

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The great courtyard of the Abbasi Hotel
Open air

The Great Courtyard

300 banquet500 reception350 theatre

The heart of the caravanserai — a fountain axis for staging, arcades on four sides and full hotel back-of-house directly behind them. Discreet PA only: heritage sound limits apply. Best March–June and September–November; chilled-air tenting in high summer.

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Abbasi Hall
The signature hall

Abbasi Hall

The most magnificent hall of the collection — uniform Safavid patterns repeated across gold sheets on both walls and ceiling, so the whole room reads as one continuous piece of goldwork. The room Isfahan reserves for its grandest dinners.

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The halls

Ayneh Hall at the Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan

Ayneh

The Mirror Hall

Look up at the mirror work of the ceiling and no other name will do — a room that multiplies candlelight a thousand times.

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Firoozeh Hall at the Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan

Firoozeh

Turquoise & gold

A turquoise-blue set into a background of gold sheets — arguably the most beautiful wall in the hotel.

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Marmar Hall at the Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan

Marmar

Exhibitions & conferences

Modern structure and architecture, which makes it the most flexible room here for exhibitions, conferences and celebrations.

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Zarrin Hall at the Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan

Zarrin

Gilded celebration hall

Margin-brush painted gold sheets shining against a bluish-green mural background.

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Naghsh-i-Jahan Hall at the Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan

Naghsh-i-Jahan

Patterned ceremonial hall

A combination of beautiful patterns and lasting configurations — the room carries the mind to the land of beauty and vivacity.

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Aliqapu Hall at the Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan up to 20

Aliqapu

Ceremonial feasts

Accommodates a maximum of twenty; thanks to its unique dimensions it is kept for special ceremonial feasts.

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Simin Hall at the Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan up to 26

Simin

Press conferences & seminars

Hosting twenty-six, this is the room of choice for news conferences and seminars.

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Sima Hall at the Abbasi Hotel, Isfahan

Sima

Intimate meetings

It may lack the glory of the halls around it, but it enjoys a peculiar beauty and a simplicity all of its own.

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Hall descriptions and imagery are the hotel’s own. The Abbasi publishes seated numbers only for Aliqapu (20) and Simin (26); capacities for the remaining halls depend on your staging and catering setup and are confirmed with the hotel in your proposal — we don’t guess them here. Every “request” button opens a quotation brief pre-filled with that hall.