Pardis hotel will be a 5star destination place, attracting both local, national, and international tourists as well as friends and families of patients who will be coming to the biggest heart surgery hospital for treatment in the middle east adjacent to this hotel.

Infertility Center is also located nearby with numerous families visiting each year. There are other hospitals and health centers planned to open in this area as well.

The design of the Hotel is based on Chahar Bagh which is conceptually created from the intersection of a circle and a square reflecting heaven on earth. Pardis Hotel has four internal gardens: Entry Court Garden, Fruit Garden, Water Garden and Tea Garden. An undulating

organic roof, inspired by the fabric and weave of the city of Yazd rooftops is designed to cover the entire functions of the hotel with indoor and outdoor spaces. This roof floats above the ground creating shaded passageways and outdoor areas to sit and cool, reflect and enjoy the gardens and amenities of the hotel. 

Sustainable technologies of the past is still valid and used here to cross ventilate, filter the light via deep canopies and mashrabiya screens, use of waster as evaporative cooling.

Hotel Rooms:

The hotel has 336 rooms varying in sizes of 50 m2  to 80 m2  with flexibility of  adjoining adjacent rooms to have a 130 m2 suites. All rooms 

have balconies with sunscreens and privacy with views of the city and surrounding mountains.

Ground Level:

At the ground level there will be the hotel's reception with waiting area and a lounge facing both the Entry Garden and the Water Garden. The Hotel reception will overlook a double story Piano Lounge and Refreshment Bar on the lower level. The Reception Area will have 8 Elevator Core servicing from the lowest level in the Parking Garage to the highest levels of this hotel with Presidential Suites.

A large Gym/ Health Center will be accessed from this level facing the Fruit Garden.  A bridgeway Connects the Hotel Guests with the Business Center with large conference rooms, work areas and computer and print facilities.  A restaurant and Kitchen also serve this level. There will be 6 shops, outdoor Tea terrace and open Juice Bar around the Tea Garden on this level. 

The north portion of the site is dedicated to the Maintenance Building, Water Storage, a Heliport and service parking. Fire Department and Fire Trucks will have access to the Tea Garden via the service area at the north portion of the Site. The southern portion of the site has the main entrance to the site with a Guard House, visitors parking and greenery to accommodate large amount

of visitors arriving at once and tourist busses.

Lower Level:

The lower level of the hotel will have an Auditorium with 242 seats, projection booth and stage looking out into the Flower Garden.

The Piano lounge and Refreshments Bar is adjacent to the Auditorium for pre-event gathering. Two Restaurants with service Kitchens will serve this level with outdoor seating at the Water Garden.

A large Ballroom/ Multipurpose room is designed for this level for very large weddings and events hosting and seating more than 500 Guests. The Ballroom is accessed from a sizable Vestibule serving as pre wedding and event reception. This Vestibule opens up to an outdoor but roofed theater for poetry recitals as well as other events. There will be 7 shops and an Art Gallery as well as a Prayer Room, Daycare and Games Room on this level. A Health Center Surrounding the Fruit Garden is accessed from this floor with Spa, Steam, Sauna, Pool, Massage, Barbershop with Men & Women changing rooms and shower facilities. There will be an Outdoor Cafe for health snacks and small lunches. Accessible from the Fruit Garden, The Tea Garden and Art Gallery is An open air but roofed. There is also a Basketball court to built-up an appetite for fabulous foods and delights specific to Yazd and served at Hotel Pardis.

MATERIALS:

Brick and Blue Glazed Mosaics with Geometric patterns are envisioned to be used in a modern way with traditional reference to the wealth of cultural heritage of Yazd.