The story of Karvanica Boutique Hotel in Kerman traces back to the years 1898 to 1905. It was during this period that the construction of a two-story caravanserai, famously known as Vakil Caravanserai, began under the orders of Mohammad Ismail Khan Vakil al-Molk, the governor of Kerman at the time. The endeavor was completed by his son, Morteza Gholi Khan, in 1908.
Since then, the Vakil Caravanserai served as a place for relaxation, economic transactions, and social and political interactions of the people of that time, maintaining its function until the early Pahlavi era. However, with the progression of urban development and the construction of new buildings, it gradually transformed into an abandoned monument over time.
