Historic budget hotel on Jomhuri Avenue between Ferdowsi and 30 Tir Streets, associated with the adjoining Naderi Café, widely regarded as one of Iran's oldest hotel buildings, dating to the early twentieth century, with vintage decor across seven floors and 59 rooms.
New Naderi Hotel occupies a historic building on Jomhuri Avenue between Ferdowsi and 30 Tir Streets in central Tehran, adjoining the equally historic Naderi Café, one of Iran's oldest surviving coffeehouses. The building is widely regarded as one of Iran's oldest hotel buildings still operating, dating to the early twentieth century, and it spans seven floors with 59 rooms decorated in a vintage style that reflects its age rather than a modern renovation. This makes the New Naderi as much a piece of living Tehran history as a place to sleep, drawing travelers interested in the atmosphere of the building and its café as much as its budget prices. Rooms are offered in single, double, and shared-bathroom configurations, with private-bathroom rooms available at a modest premium over the shared-facility option. A central downtown location on Jomhuri Avenue puts the hotel within reach of Ferdowsi Square and the wider historic core on foot, and free WiFi is available throughout the property. The adjoining Naderi Café, with its old photographs, worn décor, and long history as a meeting place for writers and intellectuals, is one of the hotel's most distinctive features and a point of interest even for guests staying elsewhere in the city. The New Naderi's character is defined by its age and heritage rather than modern comforts, appealing to travelers who value historic atmosphere and central location over contemporary amenities.
| Price | Toman: 2,000,000-4,500,000 Toman/night; Usd approx: $9-20/night (at approximately 230,000 Toman per USD, free-market rate, September 2026) |
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| Address | 572 Jomhuri Avenue, between Ferdowsi and 30 Tir Streets, Tehran, Iran |
Room types
- single room
- double room
- shared-bathroom room
Amenities
- adjoining historic cafe
- free WiFi
- central downtown location
- shared and private bathroom options
Location
572 Jomhuri Avenue, between Ferdowsi and 30 Tir Streets, Tehran, Iran
35.6913, 51.4068 View on map
Highlights
- One of Iran's oldest operating hotel buildings, dating to the early 20th century
- Adjoins the historic Naderi Café, a long-running Tehran literary meeting spot
- Vintage decor across seven floors and 59 rooms
- Central Jomhuri Avenue location near Ferdowsi Square
- Private and shared-bathroom room options at budget prices
Tips for visiting
- Visit the adjoining Naderi Café even if not staying at the hotel, for its historic atmosphere
- Private-bathroom rooms cost slightly more than shared-facility rooms but offer more comfort
- The building's age means creaking floors and dated fittings; set expectations for vintage rather than modern comfort
- Jomhuri Avenue is centrally located for walking to Ferdowsi Square and the surrounding downtown streets
- Ask for a room away from the street-facing side for a quieter night given the building's age and thinner walls
Accessibility
As a historic seven-floor building of early twentieth-century construction, New Naderi Hotel is unlikely to have a modern elevator; travelers with mobility limitations should confirm stair access and request a lower-floor room directly with the hotel before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is New Naderi Hotel historically significant?
It is widely regarded as one of Iran's oldest operating hotel buildings, dating to the early twentieth century, and adjoins the historic Naderi Café, a long-running literary meeting spot in Tehran.
How many rooms does the hotel have?
It has 59 rooms spread across seven floors.
Are private bathrooms available?
Yes, both private and shared-bathroom room options are offered, with private bathrooms at a modest price premium.
Is the hotel centrally located?
Yes, it is on Jomhuri Avenue between Ferdowsi and 30 Tir Streets, within walking distance of Ferdowsi Square in central Tehran.