Manouchehri House 1

The Cultural Collection is located in the heart of a historic center. One of its historical testimonies is that it has been reconstructed across different historical periods. Its major restoration and current revival took place from 2009 until the end of the 16th century AH (around 1592 AD). This house, after the great earthquake of Kashan in 778 AD (157 AH solar Hijri), was reconstructed in three different historical periods.
Its major restoration and current revival took place from 2009 until the end of the 16th century AH (around 1592 AD). This house, after the great earthquake of Kashan in 778 AD, was reconstructed in three different historical periods.
 
The lobby of Manouchehri Hotel is a lovely space with classic Iranian architecture. It features high ceilings, arched doorways, and wooden doors with colorful glass panels. The traditional furniture, handmade rugs, and grand chandeliers make it feel warm and peaceful—perfect for resting and creating lasting memories.
 
The residential complex of the collection includes 11 unique rooms with beautiful views overlooking the pond and green courtyard, offering a peaceful stay in an authentic and pleasant atmosphere.