Dad Hotel The newly renovated Dad Hotel has been welcoming travelers and tourists since 2006. It is one of the prettiest hotels in Yazd and has a fascinating history.
Originally constructed in 1927 by Haj Abdul Khaliq Dad, this building was used by his goods transportation company to store freight and accommodate drivers until 1993.
The building's reconstruction began in the late 90s when the children of Haj Abdul Khaliq Dad transformed it into a charming guest house to welcome travelers in the 3,000-year-old Yazd City.
Today, Dad Hotel is known as one of the most beautiful traditionally built hotels in the sand-colored desert town of Yazd in central Iran.
The unique architecture of Dad Hotel showcases the Iranian-Yazdi style, using traditional materials such as brick and straw, along with arches and ceiling skylights.
Stepping into the hotel grounds, you'll be greeted by Gudal Bagcheh, a stunning architectural feature commonly found in desert cities like Yazd.
Dad Hotel offers a wide range of amenities, including conference and celebration halls, two restaurants, an outdoor cafe, a craft store, a swimming pool, a sauna, a jacuzzi, and massage services.
This hotel has taken significant steps to protect the environment. For instance, they have installed solar panels on the roof, producing 40,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity per year and reducing annual carbon dioxide gas consumption by 25 tons.
Additionally, the hotel uses the garden pit method to cool the building naturally during the hot summer days.
The hotel features 88 spacious, bright rooms and suites with one to four beds on three floors.
All the rooms of Dad Yazd Hotel have windows facing the courtyard and are decorated with Persian carpets and hand-embroidered bedspreads.
Dad Hotel is situated in the center of Yazd's historical city. It is close to attractions such as the Yazd Zoroastrian Fire Temple, Amirchakhmaq Square, Jame Mosque, Water Museum, Iskander Prison, and Fahadan Historical Quarter.
