The Survival Guide to Kabul

    Most international organisations working in Kabul
    have their own guesthouses for their employees.
    Others are put up in the numerous guesthouses in
    town. These are all private houses converted into
    Bed and Breakfasts of varying standards and
    services. If you’re arriving for the first time without
    any accommodation arranged you’re probably better
    off heading straight to the Mustafa Hotel. The taxi
    driver at the airport will know where it is, there’s a
    good vibe there, lots of journalists and other foreigners
    and Wais, the owner, is a real Mr Fix It and can get a
    translator, driver and car set up for you. It’s also right
    in the centre of town and just a short walk from
    Chicken and Flower streets where you can buy all your
    souvenirs and supplies (including bottled water).

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    If you are not an adventurous eater, the Mustafa Hotel
    Restaurant is the choice for you. Their menu offers
    traditionally mild dishes such as rice, kababs, pasta,
    steaks, and pizza. Thursday nights, you can dine on the
    rooftop terrace where you can find the most delicious
    lamb and chicken kababs in Kabul. This restaurant is
    frequently visited by international tourists who are guests
    of the hotel or considered “regulars”. The Thursday night
    kabab nights are a must if you enjoy outdoor dining.


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