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A joint Afghan-German guesthouse, this is deservedly popular with international workers...
A joint Afghan-German guesthouse, this is deservedly popular with international workers...
Maimana Municipal Hotel is a dusty 1930s edifice, with reasonable rooms filled with cre...
If you need to stay the night, the Shibirghan Hotel is the best option...
This large state-run hotel is set in large gardens in the centre of town...
Reportedly offering similar accommodation to the Marco Polo Hotel, the Star Club was temporarily closed ...
Also known as Number One Guesthouse, this is a basic hotel with hard beds...
A basic guesthouse with six tidy rooms and a helpful manager...
Chist-e Sharif has a busy bazaar and several chaikhanas for eating and sleeping...
One step up from a chaikhana, this 1st-floor hotel has a handful of private rooms with two beds and a be...
The Chist Hotel, a kilometre out of Chist-e Sharif, is a large white modern building bu...
If you’re after a solid Afghan business-class hotel, this is it...
The only hotel in town is the Andkhoi Hotel, a big pink-and-blue building on the northe...
This is an unpretentious place also aimed at expats...
At the edge of Wazir Akbar Khan, and in the lee of Bibi Mahru Hill, the Heetal gets cleaner air than man...
Easily spotted by its pink external walls, the Shahr-e Nau Guesthouse is a decent place...
This hotel was popular with backpackers until recently, when the police banned it from accepting foreign...
One of the first of the post-Taliban guesthouses, B’s Place has six rooms with shared bathrooms, decorat...
One of Kabul’s newest hotels, this literally towers above all others from its vantage point attached to ...
Two communal rooms sit above a chaikhana, up some extremely rickety wooden stairs...
A well-established guesthouse, the Kabul Lodge is impeccably run with helpful and efficient management...
This is a great new addition to the budget hotel scene, and the pick of the ultra-cheapies...
This guesthouse is attached to the Yasin BBQ Restaurant and has six rooms with bathrooms...
This is Bamiyan’s oldest hotel and one of the few still run by the ATO...
Built in the 1930s, the Park is Herat’s oldest hotel – Robert Byron stayed here while writing The Ro...
There is a small government-run guesthouse next to the minaret...
A perennially popular option with visiting media, the Gandamack Lodge is run by Peter Jouvenal, the accl...
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