Kutuk Hostel in Hormuz Island

Kutuk, a cozy little budget hostel in Hormuz Island, is one of the best-loved budget accommodations in Iran’s far south. There are already planned projects for the construction of hotels on Hormuz Island, but as of today none are operational yet. The same goes with a couple of budget lodges such as Hormuz guesthouses. Such dirge of quality accommodation in Hormuz, makes Kutuk hostel, a precious abode for thousands of annual travelers.

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Three large rooms of the hostel each has the capacity to house eight people and are decorated simply but tastefully according to the local tradition. Despite its modest appearance, Kutuk offers modern heating facilities, adjustable air-conditioners and free WI-FI access. The communal area of the hostel features two courtyards equipped with pergolas and a space for making bonfire. Other amenities include two shared bathrooms and a beautiful kitchen where a delicious breakfast is served. For trying the tasty local cuisine of southern Iran, you should order beforehand so that the management could arrange for your meals. There are also a couple of restaurants just across the corner where you can relish a wide array of sea food. Hormuz Island is undoubtedly among the most beautiful and unsullied islands in the Persian Gulf. It is known for its unique colorful soil, a phenomenon that attracts thousands of international artists and nature lovers from all over the world to Hormuz. The island has played a key role in different eras of Iranian history due to its location in a geologically significant region. It is adjacent to the Strait of Hurmuz, world’s most important oil artery and a key shipping route for international commerce. The Portuguese Castle (not to be mistaken with one in Qeshm) is one of the remnants from the island’s turbulent history. In order to reach the island, you have two options. One way is via a ferry ride from Bandar Abbas (the shorter route) and the other (more adventurous one) is from Qeshm, the largest island in the Persian Gulf. No matter how you arrive at this gem of an island, you will be welcome by spectacular sights of Hurmuz and the hospitable staff of Kutuk Hostel.