Moshir al-Mamalek Garden Hotel – Yazd

Moshir al-Mamalek Garden Hotel in Yazd, which dates back to the Qajar era, offers a beautiful setting and a historic building among the city’s hotels. The four-star Moshir al-Mamalek Garden Hotel opened in 2003 with 106 rooms and was renovated in 2019. The towering, ancient trees in the large garden, the pools and fountains, and the garden’s water channels attract many visitors when traveling to the city. The hotel’s rooms feature unique desert architecture, and as soon as you enter the garden hotel’s rooms you feel comfort and tranquility, with the sound of the garden’s birds audible in the rooms. The hotel’s famous teahouse serves a variety of Iranian and international dishes. For meals you can visit one of three restaurants: Naqashi (Painting), Bagh (Garden), and Moshir al-Mamalek Garden Hotel. The hotel café, with colorful tiles and traditional décor, provides a cozy spot for a drink. A conference hall, gym, and handicrafts shop are other amenities of the hotel. Because the garden hotel is located on Moshir Boulevard, one of the city’s entrance streets, access to historical sites and attractions is easy; within about a 15-minute drive you can visit Amir Chakhmaq Square, the city’s historic quarter, and the Jameh Mosque. The Aria shopping center is also reachable within a 20-minute drive.

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Moshir al-Mamalek Garden Hotel is an old garden remained from the Qajar Era, which has distinguished it from other hotels; it helps the guests of the hotel to experience living in the past time of Iran. The garden, flowing creeks, rivers, and fountains of the hotel have made it an attractive place to dwell. Two African red and blue parrots and two men, one sturdy and another a short one, clad in old cloths including turban and hat, etc. are among the fixed characters of the hotel to which most guests are attracted when they enter the hotel. There is a small shop in the garden in which guests can find various sorts of Iranian handicrafts. Hotels rooms’ with the Kavir’s special architecture and style are arranged through both sides of the garden; there is a clean and tranquilizing lobby in the hotel also which all have made the hotel a good place for resting and meditation. The garden has been designed with several paths which connect the parking area into the rooms’ area and the whole area is covered with tall trees which form a tunnel of leaves when one walks beneath them. Passing the tunnel, especially in morning and evening, develops a certain sense of jubilation thanks to the sun’s radiation angle and birds song.