The Niayesh Hotel in Shiraz is one of the city's most picturesque establishments, enveloped by a serene courtyard adorned with trees, stained glass windows, and a fountain with redfishs. This historical residence, which once hosted the Shiraz Literary Society and printed the first newspaper of Shiraz, was converted into a two-star hotel in 2009 and renovated in 2019. The hotel spans two floors and offers 77 rooms with various accommodations from single to quintuple occupancy.

Guests can enjoy the traditional architectural design that naturally moderates the temperature, making artificial heating or cooling often unnecessary. On-site amenities include a traditional tea house and an Iranian restaurant, eliminating the need to dine out. However, nearby local restaurants offer additional dining options.

Situated outside the traffic zone, the Niayesh Hotel provides a quiet escape with convenient access to Shah Cheragh, visible from the hotel grounds, yet shielded from street noise by its strategic location. This peaceful setting, combined with the hotel's rich historical background and modern conveniences, makes it a unique choice for travelers seeking both comfort and a touch of Shiraz's rich cultural tapestry.