Mozafar Traditional Hotel Yazd is located on Motahari Street in the Pasht-e-Bagh neighborhood and is considered one of the old buildings in Yazd. It is said to have been built for a merchant named Mozafar during the Qajar era, around 200 years ago. This 3-star traditional hotel was last renovated in 2009 and has 22 rooms across 2 floors and 2 buildings. The hotel is constructed using adobe and clay, featuring windcatchers, a spacious hall, a courtyard with a beautiful pond, a café, and a traditional teahouse. Many rooms in the Mozafar Traditional Hotel Yazd include a small space known as a balcony and a storage room, and its friendly and hospitable staff strive to ensure you have a pleasant stay.

The hotel is a 5-minute drive from the historical fabric, Amir Chakhmaq Square, and the Zoroastrian fire temple. For dining and drinks outside the hotel, you can visit the Shaqayegh restaurant and Tak café. Additionally, the bus station is nearby, and you can reach the Star Commercial Complex for shopping with a 10-minute walk from Mozafar Traditional Hotel Yazd. It also takes about 10 to 15 minutes by car to reach the train station or Yazd International Airport.