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The biggest mall in Middle East (Milad Nour)

Pictures of Vanak Shopping Center

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Shopping for christmas in Tehran

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Shopping mall in Tehran

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Pictures from www.bia2.com

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Most of ur pics don't work :(

Welcome to the forum btw :)

Welcome to the forum

As Shayan said most of the pics don't work.

I can see them all :P but great welcome :D

Sorry if many pic don't work Hi everybody :)

I can see them all :P but great welcome :D

Yeh becuz he removed the ones that didn't work :lol:

Welcome :)

Is there more pictures and information about Milad Nour?

I never knew Iran had the biggest mall in the Middle East. Do you have a source?

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The Youth at the shopping mall in north of Tehran

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This is the Tirajeh Shopping Center in Tehran

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beatiful pics thanks ali

pics from the Mystery castle for kids in tehran

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Thanks Persian Kitty for the nice pictures

Tandis Mall:
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Tehran malls very impress me!!! So nice!!!

Thx for the photos!!

^^ Thanks AhChuan and also Thanks Omid for the cool video

Haha, at the beggining of the video, the sign to the garage says ''vorud'' in Persian, and ''in'' in Eglish, instead of ''entrance'' lol. :lol:

Tirajeh shopping centre is very cool. it is like the one in picadelly circus.

but MAN oh MAAn

its ALL FAKE MERCHANDISE!!!

all of it....??

not a Single 'genuine' brand is EVER in Iran,

thats a way to tell how much foreign invesment there is ha?

Iranians would pay the price for genuine brands? hah yeh right :lol:

Although I do agree about the fake products for the most part, but I do also have to admit that there are lots of genuine brand stores in tehran too, obviously more expensive but it does exist, i personally have been to several of them.

@#8 last photo...

These people should be arrested by the fashionpolice -__-;

I take it you don't like the shirt & jeans look then shayan :D

They could at least wear some smart shoes tho :|

guys this picturtes of the malls are really nice

These shopping centers look alright though the ones in Kish look better.

Does anyone know anything about this mall in Tehran with Safavid decor?

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it looks very similar to bazar safavie, and it has been in existance for years, its in valiasr street right across from park e melat.

^^ I think I was there about 2 years ago.

Well we've got one for Kish...

I'll start with one of my personal favorite hotels in Tehran I like to dine at:

Laleh International Hotel
Former Hotel Continental

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Shops in the Lobby:

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Restaurants:

Tiare Restaurant - Oriental Cuisine

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Rotisserie Restaurant

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Namakdoon Restaurant - Traditional Persian Cuisine

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Pool Area

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Official Website (http://www.lalehhotel.com/)

I didn't think Laleh hotel would be that nice.

Tehran really needs some luxury hotels, which I have not seen many around.

I didn't think Laleh hotel would be that nice.

Tehran really needs some luxury hotels, which I have not seen many around.

I think you meant "...I have not seen any around." There are no luxury hotels in Iran in my opinion. The closest thing was the Dariush in Kish, but the service has gone downhill since Rezidor pulled out! I recommend people read the TripAdvisor reviews for the Laleh Hotel:

LALEH HOTEL REVIEWS (http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g293999-d321461-Reviews-Laleh_International_Hotel_Iran-Tehran.html)

Just a question though: Does anyone know what happened to the deal where Sofitel would take over the management of the Laleh? I also remember reading that Intercontinental Hotel Group visited Iran a while back to set-up hotels, but nothing came of it.

Personally I would never stay at a hotel in Tehran... If I didn't have my own place I would rather stay with family than at a hotel...

I like the Laleh for its really good food, shops and nice surroundings downstairs...

I remember reading a few years ago that it was going to be renovated and modernised but it didn't happen...

Besides we all know the reason why exactly Iran has no real luxury hotels or even good service... the revolution :|

Besides we all know the reason why exactly Iran has no real luxury hotels or even good service... the revolution :|

It's pretty sad, because apparently Tehran was famous for it's hotels before the revolution.

true

Personally I would never stay at a hotel in Tehran... If I didn't have my own place I would rather stay with family than at a hotel...

I like the Laleh for its really good food, shops and nice surroundings downstairs...

I remember reading a few years ago that it was going to be renovated and modernised but it didn't happen...

Besides we all know the reason why exactly Iran has no real luxury hotels or even good service... the revolution :|

u know its the easiest way to blame the revolution for just everything, comon just try to pretend like u woudnt hate the islamic republic n think about the last 20 - 30 years n then try to answer the question "why arent there many 5 stars hotels in tehran?" again but with logical way of thinkin.

the 8year war with iraq is the reason why iran/tehran had to start from bottom, not the current gov is to blame, every country with any form of gov would have to face tough decades after such a long war. so the question is in what would u invest first when u want to rebuild a city/country? well i guess u guys here would invest in 5 star hotels instead of main infrastructure or rebuild industry. but anyone else would start with streets buildings (residential / offices) industry etc etc etc. n so did iranian investors (gov / private investors)

im sure in the next years pple will invest in luxurary hotels after tehrans infrastructure is in a great way to reach western standard again (just look at the highways the new telecommunication center, milad tower, main roads, residential n office buildings etc)
n now u can expect more pple visiting the city,
dnt forget if u invest large sums u'd expect to earn money after finishing the project, after the war n mid-90s tehran wasnt a tourism hot spot so u wouldnt have a huge profit when investing in expenisve hotels.
but now its looking better again so im sure pple will invest in it.
just look at dariush hotel in kish, someone in this thread claimed its not that great, well i guess it was someone who hasnt even visited it for once, i for myself can say i spent a week in that hotel in spring 07 n it was breathtaking, its one of the most beautiful hotels ive been so far. every star of its 5 is well earned n IT IS a 5 star even in west standards. i also stayed in the homa (2) hotel in mashhad in spring 08 n this one is -compared to west standard- 5 star aswel.
(yes i can compare them to west standard because fortunatly i had the opportunity to stay a night + have dinner in the intercontinental in berlin (5star) so i know what such a standard looks like)


anyway tehran is on the right way to become #1 city in mid east again n then u will find more (real) 5+ hotels there

with best regards
Ahmad

u know its the easiest way to blame the revolution for just everything, comon just try to pretend like u woudnt hate the islamic republic n think about the last 20 - 30 years n then try to answer the question "why arent there many 5 stars hotels in tehran?" again but with logical way of thinkin.

the 8year war with iraq is the reason why iran/tehran had to start from bottom, not the current gov is to blame, every country with any form of gov would have to face tough decades after such a long war. so the question is in what would u invest first when u want to rebuild a city/country? well i guess u guys here would invest in 5 star hotels instead of main infrastructure or rebuild industry. but anyone else would start with streets buildings (residential / offices) industry etc etc etc. n so did iranian investors (gov / private investors)

im sure in the next years pple will invest in luxurary hotels after tehrans infrastructure is in a great way to reach western standard again (just look at the highways the new telecommunication center, milad tower, main roads, residential n office buildings etc)
n now u can expect more pple visiting the city,
dnt forget if u invest large sums u'd expect to earn money after finishing the project, after the war n mid-90s tehran wasnt a tourism hot spot so u wouldnt have a huge profit when investing in expenisve hotels.
but now its looking better again so im sure pple will invest in it.
just look at dariush hotel in kish, someone in this thread claimed its not that great, well i guess it was someone who hasnt even visited it for once, i for myself can say i spent a week in that hotel in spring 07 n it was breathtaking, its one of the most beautiful hotels ive been so far. every star of its 5 is well earned n IT IS a 5 star even in west standards. i also stayed in the homa (2) hotel in mashhad in spring 08 n this one is -compared to west standard- 5 star aswel.
(yes i can compare them to west standard because fortunatly i had the opportunity to stay a night + have dinner in the intercontinental in berlin (5star) so i know what such a standard looks like)


anyway tehran is on the right way to become #1 city in mid east again n then u will find more (real) 5+ hotels there

with best regards
Ahmad

Wow, if you have finished ranting at me... Welcome to the forums. :)

The revolution lead to Iran being under international sanctions until the early/mid-90's. Pretty much immediately after the revolution every international conglomerate pulled out of Iran including major hotel chains... Which is what I meant when I posted my original comment.

So it's my turn to rant :D... If you want to talk about war then consider this, Saddam though itching to declare war upon Iran had no backing to do so and a vastly inferior military. There is a famous story of when Saddam was posturing at the Shah in the early 70's the response the Shah had was to send a squadron of F-14s to touch down momentarily on the runway of Baghdad airport then fly back untouched. Besides after the hijacking of the revolution (which was initially a democratic movement to bring back the representative government Iran lost in the 50s) by the ayatollahs and the 444 day hostage crisis, Saddam had all of the backing he needed plus a shiny new set of chemical weapons to invade Iran.

Of course the above is putting aside the Cold War politics flying around and the potential threat the US saw in an Iran that was not aligned with them... in their eyes the Soviets might have gained Iran's strategic position and that warm water port the Russians had been pining to gain for a century. The new Islamic Republic after the dust of the revolution settled postured itself as a threat to the US but also its philosophy of globalisation and that lead to the international community pitting Iraq against it and when Saddam's initial campaigns were clearly not successful, they sold arms to both states in an attempt to destroy both states. At one point Khomeini was wishing death upon Israel in public rallies and at the same time was receiving deliveries of Israeli arms shipments to keep the war machine churning.

In short I believe it is a bit naive to claim that one of the most significant revolutions of the twentieth century and the government that it birthed holds no bearing and had no consequences. For the record, I have no love lust for the Islamic Republic or the Iranian Shahanshah, essentially some things like the lack of representative government are pretty much the same as before, while personal liberties have significantly been reduced, no doubt it went from bad to worse. As for hotels, I'm gonna leave this one to Persan and Rahmani, if one of you guys could be kind enough...

I can't be bothered since I have had very good experiences like the Hotel Mariam in Kish that was absolutely sublime in service and surroundings, I even stayed in a 3* outside of Ramsar which was lovely. And very bad experiences staying in Iranian 4/5* hotels, like the Hotel Pars in Shiraz that charged us 70,000T/person/night for staying in a hotel that had not completed being furbished and staying in rooms with mattresses on the floor, not to mention the downright rude front of house staff or the 5* Homa in Shiraz which your feet would stick to the floor in the rooms.

well i have to apologize because i havent introduce myself before posting, im following your thread n some more iranian ones for long time n enjoyed it so far but ive also experienced that in many threads pple use to blame the islamic republic for all the isolation n lack of appreciation for the iranian country n its pple. thats why i was furious, sorry for that by the way, i wasnt trying to retain any1. im not a radical islamist or a mullah or something :-) just an ordinary muslim who wants peace for every one, so for me its not necassary if iran is islamic rep or just republic iran as long as ist not a kingdom (well i dnt get the point why pple still want the pahlavi family back on top, as the shah was abt to betryed his own pple just to get his throne back)

i got your point, but many pple use to blame the IR for the sanctions but after the revolution it didnt matter if the gov type became a islamic republic or republic or anything else, the point is the shah had an agreement with the US that they would get 50% of the iranian oil, so even if the new gov was ruled by michael jackson insetad of the mullahs there would have been sanctions
and u know what if i have to choose between sanctions or to get robbed, well i would choose the sanctions even though i know i would suffer under the sanctions, its a matter of principles.

u know same goes to the current nuclear issue, even if the supreme leader of iran was winnie the pooh the most peaceful creature on earth :-) the us would claim iran wants a nuclear bomb n call for more sanctions, its still a respond to the revolution n the fact that they dont get any oil for free as it was agreed back in shahs time.
well this whole discussion is becoming too political n me personally dnt like politics (although the first impression i left here was different )

im proud of the achievment of iran even though it is under sanctions for such a long time. just look at its industry, im a engineering student in germany n im so proud when looking at the engineering achievments of iran n most of it without help from west.

well back to the hotel issue: i dont think i was wrong with what ive said, i know that foreign hotel chains were pulled out but the facilies n the high level of these hotels were still there (hilton became esteghlal, hyatt -> azadi, n i think laleh used to be sheraton, i hope this is right because im not 100% sure) so no1 wanted these hotels to close they just changed names n it was considered to carry on running them n keep the high standard as i heard. but the war destroyed these plans. this was what i meant with "the war is to blame" n not the islamic rep.


let me say again that i didnt want to retain you mate dnt have hard feelings :-)

Ahmad raises some interesting points, but at the end of the day, the revolution is the reason why everything he mentioned happened: The war, the foreign companies pulling out (or being forcefully nationalised - more on that later) and the rest of the problems that plagues Iranian society today. I agree with Shugs that even during the Shah's era, there was a lack of governmental representation. This is true, however as per Shugs comments: The people had a lot more personal liberties. I don't agree that things went from "bad to worse". As long as people didn't criticise the Shah, they could essentially do whatever they wanted, they were respected overseas and could go about their business without fear.

As for the hotels, it wasn't the war that caused them to become terrible, it was mismanagement. All the hotels in Iran were nationalised forcefully and in some cases (i.e. with the four Hyatt Hotels in Iran), the contracts were broken completely without payment. Then all the capable Iranian managers were purged or thrown in jail (as in the manager of the Sheraton Tehran who was thrown in jail for such crimes "encouraging alcohol drinking and gender mixing"). In their place, incompetent people were brought in to manage these hotels.

I highly doubt that the HOMA HOTEL (2) is comparable to the Intercontinental Berlin. I can attest this to be true, because I have stayed in the both and the Homa Hotel 2 in Mashhad is at best a four star hotel in terms of service and design. If you'd like Ahmad, we can do a side-by-side comparison of the two hotels: I've got photos and hotel guest comments for both. As for the Dariush Hotel - Yes, I think that the Dariush is the best hotel in Iran but again, it's not five star. I'd rate it as a good four star. To be five star these days means going beyond just providing a room in a nice setting and the Dariush doesn't fit that at all. Their service was much better when it was being managed by Rezidor but Mr. Sabet ended the contract due to the high cost.

My point has been that Iranian hotels need to standardise - An Iranian five star hotel is not the same as an international five star hotel. There are many good hotels in Iran, but anyone who has travelled a lot knows that they are not up to international standards. People in Iran don't know any better because they've only seen the hotels that are in Iran. All Iran has to do is to encourage the foreign chains to return. They don't even have to build any new hotels, but rather convert the existing hotels. This was done with a lot of hotels in Beijing (such as the Raffles Beijing, the Shangri-La Beijing, the Peninsula Hotel Beijing) for the 2008 Olympics.

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As for the hotels, it wasn't the war that caused them to become terrible, it was mismanagement. All the hotels in Iran were nationalised forcefully and in some cases (i.e. with the four Hyatt Hotels in Iran), the contracts were broken completely without payment. Then all the capable Iranian managers were purged or thrown in jail (as in the manager of the Sheraton Tehran who was thrown in jail for such crimes "encouraging alcohol drinking and gender mixing"). In their place, incompetent people were brought in to manage these hotels. .

good point.


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.......All Iran has to do is to encourage the foreign chains to return. They don't even have to build any new hotels, but rather convert the existing hotels. This was done with a lot of hotels in Beijing (such as the Raffles Beijing, the Shangri-La Beijing, the Peninsula Hotel Beijing) for the 2008 Olympics.

the problem is that even if the foreign chains decide to come back they would face huge pressure from israel and the US although these kind of buisness isnt against the sanctions over iran. they would probably give up such plans just to avoid problems. in spring 2007 a german refinery company wanted to do buisness with iran and invest large sums in buidling new refineries in iran, the german gov checked this project n came (after 1year!) to the result that this project is 100% legal. BUT israel putted pressure on the german gov to stop this project and finally the this company was told that if they continue their plans they would get kicked out of the US stock market n the project was canceled.

so i think if u want to raise the standard of tehrans hotels, domestic investors have to convert them (and they will because the need for 4, 5 star hotels exists n is profitable, at least they will reach dariush hotel standard) because waiting for foreign chains would be just losing time

ahmad

btw what happend to my second post i wrote last night?
i was told that it will get posted after a moderator approved it.

am i been censored? :-)

well back to the hotel issue: i dont think i was wrong with what ive said, i know that foreign hotel chains were pulled out but the facilies n the high level of these hotels were still there (hilton became esteghlal, hyatt -> azadi, n i think laleh used to be sheraton, i hope this is right because im not 100% sure) so no1 wanted these hotels to close they just changed names n it was considered to carry on running them n keep the high standard as i heard. but the war destroyed these plans. this was what i meant with "the war is to blame" n not the islamic rep.


let me say again that i didnt want to retain you mate dnt have hard feelings :-)

The Laleh was the Continental...

Eh? No need to apologise and no hard feelings, it's just a hearty debate. I hope that you stay and post more often! :)

Oh and I have no clue why your post came up as a moderated post.. It's the first I have ever had :dunno: Might be because it is a lengthy post and you have a low post count the spam filters might have picked it up thinking it was advertising... I have approved it so it's showing up now. I'm no fan of censorship, if I delete of edit other peoples posts I usually send a PM explaining the reasons... unless if it's spam of course.

The Laleh was the Continental...

Actually, it was the InterContinental. By the way, Iran was going to buy the Intercontinental chain from Pan Am in the late 1970s, but the deal fell through.

My bad, I stand corrected!

the problem is that even if the foreign chains decide to come back they would face huge pressure from israel and the US although these kind of buisness isnt against the sanctions over iran. they would probably give up such plans just to avoid problems...so i think if u want to raise the standard of tehrans hotels, domestic investors have to convert them (and they will because the need for 4, 5 star hotels exists n is profitable, at least they will reach dariush hotel standard) because waiting for foreign chains would be just losing time.ahmad


I totally agree with you - I think European and American chains will rather avoid entering Iran for the reasons you stated. However, Canadian (i.e. Four Seasons) and Asian (The Peninsula Group, Shangri-La and the Mandarin Oriental) chains can always enter Iran. In my opinion, they're much better than the European or American chains.

The problem is that Iranian investors don't invite the foreign chains into Iran. The foreign chains are itching to enter Iran (my friend works for one and they've all done studies about the huge potential in Iran).

The problem is that Iranian investors don't invite the foreign chains into Iran. The foreign chains are itching to enter Iran.

one word: mismanagement :-) u've mentioned this before and you're 100% right

lets see if i can find more out about the hotels plans when im in tehran again :-)
(just wanted to mention that i've booked a flight to iran this morning)
october + 3weeks iran = :banana:
lol

^^ Aw good for you. I was there in July, it was so much fun :)

one word: mismanagement :-) u've mentioned this before and you're 100% right

lets see if i can find more out about the hotels plans when im in tehran again :-)
(just wanted to mention that i've booked a flight to iran this morning)
october + 3weeks iran = :banana:
lol

Oh, that would be great! I heard that the Laleh was sold recently. Maybe you can find out what their plans for it are!

Thank you!

Tirajeh Shopping Mall in west of Tehran. A huge mall with about 300 + shops but right now is early morning around 10 a.m. and it's not very corwded and gets packed in the afternnon and is open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.

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one word: mismanagement :-) u've mentioned this before and you're 100% right

lets see if i can find more out about the hotels plans when im in tehran again :-)
(just wanted to mention that i've booked a flight to iran this morning)
october + 3weeks iran = :banana:
lol

luuuuckky you!! :) miri khoshbegzare, ma ke felaan sarbaziim :(

www.dariushgrandhotel.com

check this site, the hompage of the 5* hotel in kish, check the photo gallery
u must love it :-)

ahmad

This is one thread concerning Tehran, I made an identical one concerning Kish with all of that and more included Kish Island Hotels & Malls (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=337061) ;)

Edit: oh and an entire thread dedicated to the Dariush Grand Hotel (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=221591)

We have a photo thread for every occasion... :shifty:

o ok, my bad i guess..... :)
well done, i must thank u all for all the good threads about irans imfrasrtucture/buildings/malls/.........
its just great to see all the pics which remind me of the good time i use to spend there in my holidays.

keep doing what you're doing :)

ahmad

Muy linda , TEHERAN UNA DE MIS CIUDADES FAVORITAS EN EL MUNDO, SIEMPRE ME GUSTO LO DISTINTO CON UN TOQUE DISTINTO Y TODO MUY BUENA ME ENCANTAN ESPERO ALGUN DIA VISITAR, SALUDOS DESDE CHANCHAMAYO PERÙ.

^^ Hi,

Thanks for your comment, I only undertsand Spanish a bit and would answer you if I knew more or you had any questions.

But Thanks alot :)

where exactly tirajeh mall is located?

pounak west of tehran


where exactly tirajeh mall is located?

pounak west of tehran

i heard is in ashraf esfahani ?

It sounds familiar, not to good with names of road west of tehran. although i remember when you went further down the same road it ended up at azadi square.
i heard is in ashraf esfahani ?

The former Tehran Hilton.

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Computer Center on Vali Asr street

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