Adibol Mamalek Yazd

Adib Al-Mamalek Traditional Hotel, a one-star hotel located in the historic city of Yazd and dating back to the Qajar era, was renovated in 2005 (1384 in the Iranian calendar) and refurbished again in 2017 (1396) to improve service quality. The complex features 15 rooms designed in a traditional style, forming a beautiful and harmonious ensemble. Among its unique and attractive masterpieces are the traditional bath, the cellar, and the pakneh.

This one-of-a-kind bath includes a bathtub that controls the heating system for the bathwater and the floor. The heating is achieved through large copper containers that transfer heat to the area, along with a beautiful changing room featuring untouched basins, brick facades, and geometric designs that enhance its beauty.

The hotel's location within Yazd’s historic fabric allows tourists to easily and affordably access historical sites such as the Jameh Mosque of Yazd, Lariha House, Coin Museum, Alexander Prison, and the traditional bazaar. Its proximity to the modern city area and the main market also makes purchasing souvenirs from Yazd convenient.