Moshir 2-star Hotel is a relic of architecture from past centuries and one of the most beautiful buildings of the Qajar era, which was built during the reign of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah Qajar by Fazlollah Moshir al-Mamalak in the historic city of Yazd. With a history of about 150 years, after renovation in 1996, it was finally opened in 2006. This hotel, which was once a caravanserai for tired travelers to rest, has now transformed into a beautiful and eye-catching hotel with modern and standard facilities, and serves as a guest house belonging to the Qajar era and affiliated with the holy shrine of Imamzadeh Ja'far, hosting honored guests. Among the outstanding advantages of this hotel is easy access to the city's cultural and tourist centers, including Amir Chaqmaq complex, Water Museum, Khan Bathhouse and School, Khan Traditional Bazaar, Copper Smiths Bazaar, Panjeh Ali Traditional Bazaar, Yazd Jameh Mosque, Ab-Anbar Zorkhaneh, Eskandar Prison, Twelve Imams Shrine, Coin and Anthropology Museum, and Lari House.