Malek-o Tojjar

Iranians are quite warm to Chinese people. The hotel is also a restaurant. The food is delicious and the eating habits are basically the same as those in Xinjiang, China. The accommodation is comfortable and very close to the ancient city. You can go to the night market in the ancient city at night. The public security is really good.

Malek-oTojjar is a very famous inn in Yadzd, or what we call a homestay in China. It is located in the Grand Bazaar of Yadzd and was rebuilt from an old house. You can see shop signs used as guides at many entrances of the bazaar. Because it is a reconstruction of an old house, all the guest rooms and interior decorations are basically different, but almost all rooms have a window facing the courtyard in the middle. The courtyard is still in the Iranian residential style, with a large pool in the middle, and many "Iranian" dining tables are placed around the pool for guests to dine. We stayed in Malek-oTojjar for two nights, and we had buffet breakfast and dinner in the courtyard. Personally, I think his family's food does not have too many characteristics or personal styles, and it also provides kabab that we are used to eating in Iran these days. However, in the breakfast on the second day of our stay, perhaps considering us Chinese guests, there were fried eggs in the breakfast, and the fried ones were not bad.