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The owner, Abdul Waheb, will receive you very warmly. We sleep there either in the common room or in a small room, rather clean, but without bed. Obsessive de la propreté, abstain. The restaurant serves traditional dishes: kabouli, palawo, kebab, etc.

Correct, but the price is very high compared to the services offered. The hotel does not serve meals, you have to go to the bazaar. Not very practical so evening. Hot water in the bukhari - wood stove with which Afghans heat, can also boil water. It was very clean.

It is not recommended to sleep there. Moreover, owners do not necessarily accept foreigners.

The owner is Sharif Sadozaï and speaks English very well. The staff were friendly and helpful. Of the 50 rooms, 6 are reserved for foreigners.

The best value for money in the city. The very summary restaurant serves traditional dishes: Kabouli, palawo, kebab, qorma, chicken, French fries.

Very comfortable, it's the designated hotel for journalists. Director Amanullah Nusrat is accustomed to receiving foreigners. Minibar, laundry, winter heating, summer air conditioning. Possibility to have a car.

Two rooms are reserved for foreigners. It's far from being the great luxury, but there are beds. In summer, the house, an old, cool building, is very pleasant.

A truly summary hotel with six rooms serving rooms. The dining room is typical. It is not very clean.

It is the oldest hotel in Bamiyan, clean and comfortable. Its yurts, manufactured in the 1970 s, have been renovated. And the garden offers a beautiful view of the valley. Restaurant in the hotel.

Municipal hotel, the only city that accepts foreigners. Hafez, the boss, is very welcoming. And the big garden is very nice.

Hotel and restaurant. Very clean and authorized to foreigners.

Very clean. It's really the best value for money in Herat. The reception is extremely warm. It is possible to ask for a driver for the day.

Cheap and quite clean. Perfect for summer, but in winter the rooms are icy, it is colder than outside and there is no water. The bathroom is on the level. The hotel does not serve meals or breakfast. The Adji Baba is located in the bazaar, allowing visitors to do everything on foot.

The hotel belongs to the government. Very central, it is built on a rocky piton overlooking the river. The view is wonderful. The rooms overlook the Kokcha River. Electricity 24 h/24 if you ask, hot water. It shows Afghans as a «business trip». In the evening, everyone is talking, the atmosphere is warm and friendly. The best value for money in the city.

A guesthouse (heating, hot water) maintained by a German. It is the appointment of the Kunduz expatriates and the atmosphere is very pleasant. It is also a restaurant serving German sausages and beer. About $ 6 a dish.

Breakfast is not included. There is no single room. The hotel is neither very clean nor comfortable.

Considered "better than average". Garden, swimming pool and bar. Buffet dinner at US $ 6.