Ideal location in the historic center of Yazd, within walking distance from most of the attractions; beautiful mosques, historic houses, wind towers, bazar, the main square, restaurants and tea houses/coffee shops in the centre. Very hospitable hosts, helpful and resourceful. Mohamed Reza and his wife were so kind and even invited us to share their homemade Ash Reshteh... In addition, the host and a couple of friends offered us a free visit to a great historic house converted to beautiful guest house near the bazar. It was very interesting and informative. Moreover, we particularly appreciated the friendliness and kindness of Mohamed Reza "number 2", the host's assistant, an educated young gentleman whose company, advice, and chats were so enriching and agreeable. Thank you all so much. Khoda Hafez :)

Very hospitable and kind host; comfortable, very clean home in an ideal location very close to a central metro station. The host was so kind and waited for us at the metro station to accompany us to his home. We were given keys to the house and quickly made ourselves at home. Our stay was only for one night, but Sherko, his wife and little daughter spent time with us in the evening, offering fresh fruits and chatting with us till it was time to go to bed. We had a good night's sleep in a nice warm bedroom. In the morning, we had the privilege of having a traditional breakfast with the family, fresh and homemade. We highly recommend Sherko's place, and he is so kind, educated and very hospitable. Khaili mamnoon and Khoda Hafez

Our first experience with Homestay In Iran was with Milad and his mother in their home. We are very happy to have chosen to stay with an Iranian family; the house was cosy, confortable and very clean; located in a quiet neighborhood of Shiraz, near a bus stop and taxis are available and cheap. But what was particularly wonderful was our hosts, who were extremely welcoming, kind and generous, although our room rate was an extremely good value for money. In addition, Milad was there at the airport waiting for us in his nice Peugeot to take us home for free. He was also happy to spend the first evening with us, showing us Shiraz Gate, before we went to a beautiful and trendy Shirazi club in a nearby suburd; it was wonderful; lots of Iranian men and women together, as well as families, all enjoying refreshments and food, singing and even dancing to the local music by a live band. At home, Milad's mother was an angel; what a lovely lady, generous and caring. Breakfast was excellent, including eggs, white cheese, a variety of home-made jam and fruit. In the evening, she generously offered us tea and sweets. Once we chose to come back home for lunch and had asked for an mainly vegetarian meal with rice. It was a great and genuine home-made lunch. We were also privileged to have experienced a beautiful picnic on a Friday in the countryside, with a wonderful group of friends of Milad in the big garden of one of his close friends. It was very special; a real barbecue abd lots of fun. It was really hard saying goodbye to Milad's mother early in the morning of our departure after 5 night with this hospitable family. The lady made sure we had some breakfast, and Milad, once again, gave us a free ride to the bus station. Myself and ny wife are extremely grateful for such a great experience and hospitaly. We highly recommend Milad's place, as we would never have experienced such warmth and the beautiful Iranian way of life if we had chosen to stay in a conventional hotel. In Iran, Homestay is not simply a cheap accommodation, it is rather a beautiful immersion into the great culture of friendly and refined people. Merci, Khalil Memnoon, and Khoda Hafez dear hosts. Abderrazak and Sophia