In 1989 (1368 SH), in line with preserving and revitalizing the historic fabric, a portion of the city of Kashan on Mohtasham Street — one of the historic houses of this area dating back to the Qajar era — underwent restoration, revitalization, and reconstruction. With the highest architectural and engineering standards, it showcased one of the outstanding examples of historic house restoration. This complex, now known as Manouchehri House, having received commendation awards from relevant organizations for preserving cultural heritage, is currently one of the active complexes in the city of Kashan. Manouchehri House was nominated for the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2016, one of the most prestigious international architecture awards.The Manouchehri Cultural Complex, located in the heart of Kashan's historic fabric, is one of the surviving masterpieces of Iranian architecture, dating back to the late 12th century SH (18th century CE). After the great earthquake of Kashan in 1578 SH (1899 CE)... this house underwent reconstruction across three different historical periods. Its current major restoration and revitalization began in 2007 (1386 SH) and was completed in 2010 (1389 SH) with unparalleled precision and elegance.The lobby of Manouchehri Hotel is a delightful space with authentic Iranian architecture: high ceilings, arched vaults, and wooden doors with stained glass. Traditional furniture, handwoven carpets, and a magnificent ambiance provide a warm and peaceful environment for rest and a memorable experience.The accommodation complex of Manouchehri House (1) and Manouchehri House (2) includes 21 unique rooms with captivating decorations, situated on three sides of two central courtyards. All rooms have beautiful views of the pool and courtyard space, providing a peaceful stay in an authentic and delightful atmosphere.The shop of Manouchehri Hotel is located in one of the most beautiful and magnificent spaces of this complex. This hall, with a row of orosi windows with stained glass, reflects natural light in a stunning manner and provides a warm and delightful space for visiting and enjoying the ambiance. The combination of authentic Iranian architecture with a tranquil atmosphere creates an unforgettable experience of peace and Iranian hospitality for guests.The handicraft shop of Manouchehri House offers a collection of exquisite fabrics woven in the hotel's exclusive workshops, alongside a selection of the finest handicrafts by Iranian artists from across the The Modern Cinema Hall (Cinetek), located in the house's water reservoir (ab-anbar), offers cultural programs to our overnight guests.In line with preserving and revitalizing the authentic art of weaving, part of Manouchehri Hotel has been dedicated to weaving workshops equipped with velvet, brocade (zari), and sha'bafi looms. Guests can visit these workshops and become closely acquainted with the skills of prominent master craftsmen.The second building of Manouchehri House was restored in 2016 (1395 SH) and added to the complex. This building, which represents three different architectural periods from 1821 to 1951 (1200 to 1330 SH), includes twelve guest rooms, another restaurant, weaving workshops, and the Manouchehri Textile Museum.The Manouchehri Textile Museum, located in the second building of the complex, seeks to introduce Iranian textiles and related arts, and endeavors to establish a deep connection between museum visitors and the collection's works by narrating the story of the formation of this industry and presenting its related artistic branches.The other restaurant, located on the lower floor of the second house, welcomes guests for two meals, offering the enjoyment of breakfast, lunch, and dinner.The howz-khaneh (pool hall), situated adjacent to the main entrance and the house's gardens, awaits guests with café drinks.   country. This shop provides a unique opportunity for art and handicraft enthusiasts to take home a valuable memento of Iranian culture and authenticity.