Iran Hotel (Tehran) how does the system work?

[scythian500]

I think most in europe don´t know what Iran looks like. Before i was there that few days i believed its pretty much dessert and mosques, and camels and palms. Don´t get me wrong. I dont mean it in a bad way. I just didn´t know better.

You could have just visit one of the main threads in Iranian section to have an idea and don't talk bs all the time.. like you are an Iranian expert on Iranian stuff... Now, late is better than never... Start from here;

[Gallery] This paradise is called Iran | Page 98
[Gallery] This paradise is called Iran | Page 97

btw, for you to go up north of Tehran and come down to south and from there to the IKA airport you need to remember one name and one name only... "Emam Ali Highway" ... It will connect you from far south to the far north faster than you think in almost all hours of the day, specially during the rush hour...

So, don't matter to be in a hotel very north or very much next to the airport (Novotel Hotel)... In all cases you can reach up and down relatively quickly...

Estimated time to travel from "Azadegan Highway" (SW to SE main highway) to up north around "Pasdaran" Cartier would be estimated at around:

05:00 to 07:00 = 30 mins
07:00 to 09:00 = 60 to 70 mins
09:00 to 12:30 = 50 mins
12:30 to 15:00 = 60 to 70 mins
15:00 to 16:30 = 40 to 50 mins
16:30 to 23:00 = 60 to 70 mins
23:30 to 01:00 = 30 to 40 mins
01:00 to 05:00 = 20 to 30 mins

From Azadegan in south you have 35 kms to the IKA but only takes 15 to 20 mins to get there. so add another 20 minutes to above estimates to get from point A in north to IKA airport in south.

Metro is one of the cleanest globally and has regular daytime trips and is very fast and reliable.

 

[MarkusS]

You could have just visit one of the main threads in Iranian section to have an idea and don't talk bs all the time.. like you are an Iranian expert on Iranian stuff... Now, late is better than never... Start from here;

[Gallery] This paradise is called Iran | Page 98
[Gallery] This paradise is called Iran | Page 97

Where did i claim i´m an expert? I know exactly one iranian personally. He is a colleague and his name is Jahan but he hates iranians and avoids them so he isn´t much help regarding this. Beside that i told here that i knew nothing about Iran and i did think it looks totally different.

I dont know why you seem to react so angry all the time. You should be more friendly.

 

[scythian500]

Where did i claim i´m an expert? I know exactly one iranian personally. He is a colleague and his name is Jahan but he hates iranians and avoids them so he isn´t much help regarding this. Beside that i told here that i knew nothing about Iran and i did think it looks totally different.

I dont know why you seem to react so angry all the time. You should be more friendly.

You show your sorry asss all the time saying bad stuff about Iran trying to give an absolute label while you don't know nothing about it... It is another hint that you either are that fat boy on your bed with an ipad or are Italian... My European friends when it comes to X always name Italians... I don't say it is that bad, as many of those Italian behaviors are very much identical to those of Iranians...

btw, many of Iranians you see in Europe are mostly of psychologically unstable type, this is why they left Iran in first place. Not all are like this but, sparing students and those who settled there after graduation, rich bastards, temporary residents most of other Iranians seen in Europe are either communists, Mujahedin terrorists, gays, psychopaths, incompetent individuals who could n't become shhit at home and sought an alternative in Europe.

Jahan, saying he hates Iranians...shows what kind of psycho he is... I recommend never ask anything about Iranians from an ex-Iranian who does not even consider himself an Iranian... Like those Italian fellas in NY, who always try to cover their accent, denying their identity...

 

[MarkusS]

You show your sorry asss all the time saying bad stuff about Iran trying to give an absolute label while you don't know nothing about it... It is another hint that you either are that fat boy on your bed with an ipad or are Italian... My European friends when it comes to X always name Italians... I don't say it is that bad, as many of those Italian behaviors are very much identical to those of Iranians...

btw, many of Iranians you see in Europe are mostly of psychologically unstable type, this is why they left Iran in first place. Not all are like this but, sparing students and those who settled there after graduation, rich bastards, temporary residents most of other Iranians seen in Europe are either communists, Mujahedin terrorists, gays, psychopaths, incompetent individuals who could n't become shhit at home and sought an alternative in Europe.

Jahan, saying he hates Iranians...shows what kind of psycho he is... I recommend never ask anything about Iranians from an ex-Iranian who does not even consider himself an Iranian... Like those Italian fellas in NY, who always try to cover their accent, denying their identity...

Jahan left Iran in the 90th. He is an elderly guy and fought in the iran / iraq war i think. I dont know but on his facebook once he was always very positive towards Iran and now writes only negative things. He was chosen to be our teamleader when we went there but denied to go there which was a hard blow for us. It would have been so much better to have a native speaker with us there. But whatever reasons he has, its his personal thing and i won´t judge him. I don´t know what happened why he changed his behavior.

If it helps you he sees us italians as bad as you. He told me i should like it there since i pretty much have the same "bad cultural characteristics..."

Well and as for myself. I think we have a great misunderstanding with each other. Where do you see that i write negative things about Iran amigo? I tell you something, i looked down on Iran. I believed its some primitive desert country, full with camels, palms and sand. I was wrong. I openly admit that i felt victim to my own ignorance and superiority thinking and i feel bad about that. I saw nothing there and it was bad that at our few days trips evrytzhing i saw were office buildings from inside, hotels and just very small aspects of the people and land. We had an iranian dolmetscher who spoke fluent english, italian and a little german. I was treated nice even from high ranking officials even so that i´m just a trainee.

P.s.: you can throw alot of stuff against me, but not calling me fat. I´m a fitness freak and do alsot evry day at least 2h training except thrusday when i rest. ^^

As for italians abroad i usually don´t like those. Thats just normal, isn´t it? I´m italo-german. My mother is italian. My father german. In italy most see me as german and in germany most see me as an italian.

peace bro

 

[scythian500]

Jahan left Iran in the 90th. He is an elderly guy and fought in the iran / iraq war i think. I dont know but on his facebook once he was always very positive towards Iran and now writes only negative things. He was chosen to be our teamleader when we went there but denied to go there which was a hard blow for us. It would have been so much better to have a native speaker with us there. But whatever reasons he has, its his personal thing and i won´t judge him. I don´t know what happened why he changed his behavior.

If it helps you he sees us italians as bad as you. He told me i should like it there since i pretty much have the same "bad cultural characteristics..."

Well and as for myself. I think we have a great misunderstanding with each other. Where do you see that i write negative things about Iran amigo? I tell you something, i looked down on Iran. I believed its some primitive desert country, full with camels, palms and sand. I was wrong. I openly admit that i felt victim to my own ignorance and superiority thinking and i feel bad about that. I saw nothing there and it was bad that at our few days trips evrytzhing i saw were office buildings from inside, hotels and just very small aspects of the people and land. We had an iranian dolmetscher who spoke fluent english, italian and a little german. I was treated nice even from high ranking officials even so that i´m just a trainee.

P.s.: you can throw alot of stuff against me, but not calling me fat. I´m a fitness freak and do alsot evry day at least 2h training except thrusday when i rest. ^^

As for italians abroad i usually don´t like those. Thats just normal, isn´t it? I´m italo-german. My mother is italian. My father german. In italy most see me as german and in germany most see me as an italian.

peace bro

People are normally judged by their actions and not only me but almost all Iranians here find you a filthy, retarded, low IQ, uncivilized person... But if you are brave enough to accept your childish judgments about a great nation like Iranians then I do accept that and appreciate it....

When I was in Australia, Iranians often were mistaken as Italians and Italians as Iranians both from the look and their actions... Then I repeatedly heard comments on how much Iranian daily life culture is identical to that of Italians... I would describe it as a mixture of highly modern, rich culture + some chaotic cultural behavior.. Although, I don't find this a bad thing... Sometimes, there is an order in the chaos.. and it works very well... The same as those streets in Paris with no lanes where cars lose their order and drive at will... This also exist in Iran... Another culture which is common among at least half of Iranians is their desire to "dodge the rules" finding this as an act of smartness...

Before you come to Iran, I recommend to review some of photos listed in the link I provided above... It helps...

pisss... sorry... Peace!

 

[MarkusS]

People are normally judged by their actions and not only me but almost all Iranians here find you a filthy, retarded, low IQ, uncivilized person... But if you are brave enough to accept your childish judgments about a great nation like Iranians then I do accept that and appreciate it....

When I was in Australia, Iranians often were mistaken as Italians and Italians as Iranians both from the look and their actions... Then I repeatedly heard comments on how much Iranian daily life culture is identical to that of Italians... I would describe it as a mixture of highly modern, rich culture + some chaotic cultural behavior.. Although, I don't find this a bad thing... Sometimes, there is an order in the chaos.. and it works very well... The same as those streets in Paris with no lanes where cars lose their order and drive at will... This also exist in Iran... Another culture which is common among at least half of Iranians is their desire to "dodge the rules" finding this as an act of smartness...

Before you come to Iran, I recommend to review some of photos listed in the link I provided above... It helps...

pisss... sorry... Peace!

Italy is different. It depends where you are from. Italians from the Milano area tend to be pretty cold. People from south (Bari) tend to be more chaotic. I´m from Lucca. Thats tuscany and we are a mix between this. We are known to be not as loud as the southerners but as arrogant as the ones from milano