This hotel is OK to do business. The rooms are just OK. Breakfast is really lacking choices and quality of food. Internet is really slow and quite an issue if you need to work. The prices are tottally overprice versus the quality of the hotel.

I read all the reviews before arriving and was pleasantly suprised. It is a good sound hotel with very friendly staff. It has room service, 24 hour dining and a news agents selling English language books and magazines. Some people need to remember that they ar eno longer in their home countries and if they are not willing to adapt to local culture, costs etc they should stay at home and stop complaining. Easily the friendliest staff I have met after many many travels on both business and leisure

Stayed in this hotel for the 2nd time in a business trip. I have not stayed elsewhere in Iran so far so I cannot judge if this is a standard 5 hotel stars in Iran or not, but realistically this hotel would not deserve more than 3 stars in any other country with a certain hotel culture.

Homa hotel needs a hige renovation, sound insulation is a joke, pillows weigh 2 kilos each, mattress is way too hard (and I don't dislike hard mattresses, but this one was like a wood), they do not take credit cards so watch out. Breakfast is in the minimum acceptable levels, offer is limited and all in all, a 3 stars hotel. The good side is that internet (wired) is free at least in my room although the speed will not allow to listen to any radio station, use skype (other than chat) and no phone on IP either. There might be other better choices for Tehran. When one pays 170 Euros a night, one expects something else, not this rip off.

I believe this was the old Sheraton hotel pre the revolution. the hotel is very Sheraton in its style but really needs a little refurbishment and modernization, its also a bit pricey but also very acceptable for 72 hr business trip.