The announcement made the property sound nice, "the historic Mazar Hotel owned by the Ministry of Information, Culture, Sports and Tourism," but caveat emptor, as a realtor might say.

The Mazar Hotel is a bit of a fixer-upper, but $26 million in U.S. taxpayer's money ought to do wonders for the place.

The hotel's pool is a big selling point. Full disclosure: the pool has no filter or purification system, so the water has to be changed every few days.
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Thanks for the link TSB! Glad to see the pictures. The pool has no filter - eww, I wonder how often that water was really changed.
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