no hospitality especielly at the reception..laundry broken..no useful wifi....so very noisy ......if one wants to see a 4star hotel and be treated like a 2star one this hotel is a good choice More

Stayed 3 nights on a visit to Tehran with my family. The rooms were very comfortable but I had a room looking into the back alley - nothing to see. The breakfast was good with many choices. But, there was no internet connection. I am not sure of the ready; no one told me about it. Over all, it was... More

I stayed at the Espinas when on business in Tehran recently and really enjoyed my stay. The rooms are very comfortable, although mine had a boring back alley view. The internet connection is good and works throughout the hotel. The breakfast was excellent, almost overwhelming. I did not go into the spa area, but heard from colleagues that this was... More

We stayed in Espinas Hotel for 2 nights after our wedding night. the room was clean and spacious, the bathroom was also clean and had anything you want such as shaving kit and toothpaste, the furniture were new and modern. I absolutely loved breakfast, and everyone in this hotel can speak English every well, both American and British. the only... More

By far the best hotel in Tehran. Very good rooms and bathrooms. Good choise of TV chanels and a tasty restaurant. Personel is very friendly. More

Espinas is the only hotel in Tehran I can really call a 5star! If you are going to Tehran, dont doubt that is the best choice you can make. More

Very clean and stylish hotel with good staff. And its location in the city center. Restaurant food is very tasty More

You do not have to research much when it comes to finding a combination of luxury, friendliness and efficiency. Tehran is my home town when abroad from Los Angeles, and I consider myself lucky to have 'Espinas' amongst many five star hotels that the city offers. The front desk personnel is super friendly!! :) You find charm, professionalism and humbleness... More

I went to Tehran for the first time ever on business to address a conference, with mixed expectations, but came back home five days later just wowed by the people of Iran, and by the hotel. After a two-hour delay at the airport with a "visa malfunction" we drove to the centre of Tehran, and were just so impressed with... More