In the desert village of Bayazeh in the region of Khor and Biabanak in Isfahan province, there is a hotel that is free from the hustle and bustle of urban life, where one can spend a few days in peace. Yehta Hotel, which in Yazdi dialect means 'single', was established in 2009 in the heart of the desert region of Bayazeh. Yehta, built in the style of caravanserais and utilizing Yazdi architecture, has many advantages. Its courtyard is filled with pomegranate, palm, and fig trees, and it has a qanat located in its yard. While sitting in its traditional teahouse with a stream of water passing through the middle, you can hear the pleasant sound of the qanat's water. The location of Yehta Hotel near the historical village of Bayazeh is another benefit, as this village features the three-thousand-year-old Narine Castle, the eight-hundred-year-old olive tree, the Imamzadeh Abu Muhammad Ibrahim, and rural houses over a thousand years old, along with pomegranate orchards and palm groves, which enhances its beauty.