Ecotourism accommodation in the historical context of Kashan - Mian

This room is one of the rooms in a historical eco-lodge complex located at the end of Kashan's longest corridor (Naqsh-o-Nava Corridor).
This duplex-designed room features a lower floor, called the Mian room, which is 20 square meters and includes a refrigerator, dining table, double bed, and gas heater. The Afzoon room, with an area of 15 square meters, offers floor sleeping arrangements.
Please note that for reservations of 2 to 3 people, the Mian room is provided to guests, and for 4 to 6 people, the Afzoon room can also be used.
It is worth mentioning that the suite lacks cooking facilities. Additionally, the interior of the rooms does not have a private bathroom or toilet; shared restrooms are available and accessible via approximately 13 steps.
Communal areas of the accommodation include Atlas space (cafe), courtyard, iwan (porch), Tanin space (breakfast area), and Pak Nashin space (courtyard with Western and Iranian toilets).
All items on the cafe's book menu are original and non-routine, and guests can enjoy a 10% discount. Most cafe tables also have reading lamps and power outlets.
The courtyard of this eco-lodge is enclosed by a wall, and the reception unit, located within the premises, operates from 2 PM to 10 PM.
For daily necessities, access to a supermarket and bakery is possible by walking approximately 500 meters.
The signal quality for Irancell and Hamrah-e-Aval operators is good for calls. Internet coverage for Hamrah-e-Aval is 4G, but Irancell does not provide suitable internet.
Please note that the last 150 meters of the path leading to the accommodation are paved with cobblestones, so guests must park their vehicles and walk the rest of the way.
This eco-lodge is an approximately 200-year-old Qajar-era house in the heart of Kashan's historical fabric. Its interior design style is based on an aesthetic approach of erosion, and even all the cracks in the building are not only visible but sometimes framed.