Chalus Travel and Tourism Complex

Iran ، Chalous 5 km of Chalous road to Karaj, opposite Fine Park
Chalus Travel and Tourism Complex

Chalus Travel and Tourism Complex

Iran ، Chalous
3 Star Hotel

Room price from
IRR 6,900,000
nightly price
Free Wifi
Free Parking
Breakfast Included

Hotel Code: 696
Chalus Travel and Tourism Complex | ( 3 Star Hotel )
Chalus Travel and Tourism Complex - Chalus Travel and Tourism Complex
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Chalus Travel and Tourism Complex ( Three Star ) - Chalus is from the cities of Mazandaran province, located on the middle plain of the Caspian Sea coast, and at the end of the Chalous, the first city to embrace travelers.

The Chalus Tourist Complex is located in the beautiful and lush forest area of Fin on the Kandovan Road and 5 km from Chalous and in an area of 6 hectares. Access to this accommodation center is possible due to the availability of facilities to the service centers, shops and restaurants with the vehicle. The Chalus Tourism Hotel has 21 cottages, 3 triplex beds, 4 triple beds, 2 twin suites, a large chalet villa and a special two-seater suite and a special four-person villa and 3 special suites.





Distinc To Destination City

Distance to Palat Abrood tourist town 23 km and 315 m, Distance to Tea House Khourvan 7 km and 521 m, Distance to passenger terminal 75 km and 244 m, Distance to Fort Chalous Forest Park 1 km and 889 m, Distance to Welsh Lake Kilometers and 990 meters, distance to Iran Katan Shopping Center is 21 kilometers and 321 meters




Hotel Services

Personal Safe Box in the Room
Internet Wi-Fi
LCD TV
Refrigerators (Mini Bar)
Tea / Coffee Maker
Air Conditioning System
Bathrooms, WC
Sanitary WC
Mirror Correction and Sanitary Requirements
Furniture
Laundry
Lobbie
Restaurant
ATM
Parking
Coffee Shop
24-hour Rome Service
Taxi Service
Phone
GYM
Hairdryer




Rooms Specifications

Room Type
Room Facilities
Price/Night
Hotels Reservation
Suit
Suit ، one double bed

View Hotel courtyard
2 Adults and 0 Childrens
no extra capacity

Free Internet Wifi
Parking
Includes Breakfast
IRR 9,800,000
IRR 6,900,000

is available
Not Cancellation

Triple Rick
Triple Rick ، one double bed and one single bed

View Hotel courtyard
3 Adults and 0 Childrens
no extra capacity

Free Internet Wifi
Parking
Includes Breakfast
IRR 9,900,000
IRR 7,300,000

is available
Not Cancellation

Four-Bed villa
Four-Bed villa ، one double bed and two single beds

View Hotel courtyard
4 Adults and 0 Childrens
no extra capacity

Free Internet Wifi
Parking
Includes Breakfast
IRR 12,400,000
IRR 9,300,000

is available
Not Cancellation







  • Tourist Attractions Chalous ، Iran
    When living abroad, I crave for the strangest things; like grabbing a handful of barberries from the fridge and gobbling them up before anyone sees, a sprinkle of Persian hogweed on my bowl of pomegranate seeds, the seasonal greengages and green almonds that we would get in spring and a bucket full of mulberries that was possibly picked from a garden in the outskirts of Tehran. There’s certainly one thing that my mum thinks I’m a weirdo for: craving for homemade yogurt from Siah Bisheh…
    Siah Bisheh is a small village along the road of Chalus. It’s deep within the mountains and almost always covered with a blanket of fog. Famous for its local-made dairy products, we would always make a stop here to purchase a bucket of their finest yogurt when I was a child. The thick sour taste still lingers in my mouth…
    But Chalus is not only about the postcard villages offering a variety of pickles, lavashaks and dairy products. Along it’s curvy narrow asphalted route are rivers floating, endless green forests home to wild animals, dams creating artificial lakes and scenery that is nothing short of ethereal. Chalus holds a special place in the heart of Tehraners. Providing the quickest connection to the Caspian sea, it is their escape route when the bustling city holds a grip around their neck. Chalus is basically a village in the north of Iran, right before the Caspian sea which was later connected to Karaj and consequently Tehran through the Alborz mountains. It took years to construct it as it curves around rocky mountains and sometimes goes right through them via numerous tunnels. It’s winding, narrow and and possibly dangerous if you’re not a careful driver, but nevertheless offers stunning panoramas with every turn.
    The southern side is an uphill ride. It’s usually drier, but comes with the gushing sound of the river flowing by. The dam of Karaj, providing the major water supply of the capital can be quite a scene. Numerous restaurants and teahouses offer kebabs with saffron rice followed by a cup of tea beside the river. Many Tehraners just come here to chill. To them, the road is not simply a path, it’s a destination.



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