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Saddam's Palaces: Be treated like a meglomanical dictator!
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    • american_tourister
  • Updated By american_tourister on December 7, 2004
    • Almost Done - Iraq
    Almost Done
    by american_tourister
    I stayed over night in two of these back when we first came in country. No electricity and no running water. We slept on cots but it was way cool. I slept where Saddam did. I bet he never thought a fat guy from Southern Cal would be sleeping in his crib!

    Torture chambers, harems (bordellos), gold plated faucets, numerous pics of Saddam.

  • Theme: Other
  • Directions: All around Baghdad.
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    Trailer Park!: Build it and they will come
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    • american_tourister
  • Updated By american_tourister on January 10, 2005
    • Home sweet home - Iraq
    Home sweet home
    by american_tourister
    We built a trailer park for all the soldiers and ourselves. Can't comment on the numbers involved but let's say that it is quite possibly the largest trailer park in the world.

    Fast to assemble, uniform (The Army loves that), easy to maintain. It is also a lot less expensive than trying to stick build that many dwellings.

  • Theme: Other
  • Price: US$180 and up    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: more expensive than average
  • Directions: All over the general Baghdad area.
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    Mud Brick Houses: Haven't changed for 3000 years
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    • american_tourister
  • By american_tourister on June 1, 2004
    • mud brick houses - Iraq
    mud brick houses
    by american_tourister
    Mud brick houses have not changed in design for 3000 years. Mud from the Tigris River is shaped into bricks and bakes in the sun. It is used as the foundation for almost all construction in Iraq.

    They are good for the area because the material is inexpensive and plentiful. Is is easy to use and to repair. It offers good insulation and it has the ability to be used to create taller walls which are needed to vent up hot air.

  • Theme: Other
  • Comparison: about average
  • Directions: This area is in Abu Gharyb in SW Baghdad. You can see the people looking up as we flew over in a helicopter.
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    Base X: Home away from home...
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    • JoeDeepSeaDiver
  • Updated By JoeDeepSeaDiver on April 30, 2003
    • Iraq Hotels and Accommodations
    by JoeDeepSeaDiver
    This is a 5 Star facility.

    It is a lovely accommodation that sleeps 10 people. It is air-conditioned and is finished with a nice hard cot to sleep on. Don't worry if you think it might blow over in a sand storm, the creaks and moans of the tent as the wind blows will eventually pass. You must wear earplugs to bed because the tent is right next to a runway. The planes and helicopters only shake the ground several times a night. The nearest restroom facility is a block away, so make sure you use it before you go to bed. Otherwise you'll be getting up in the middle of the night, tripping your way in the darkness.

  • Theme: Campground
  • Address: Middle East
  • Phone: Don't call us, we'll call you.
  • Directions: Fly to the Middle East. Have your pilot land in the middle of the dessert. Then get out and call it home or a vacation paradise.
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    Trailer city: living at balad
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    • dromero
  • By dromero on December 11, 2004
    • balad trailers - Iraq
    balad trailers
    by dromero
    You may want to put sandbags around your room just in case a mortar falls near you.
    The trailers are quite nice, however.

  • Theme: Other
  • Address: balad air base
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    Any hotel in Downtown Baghdad: Any hotel in Downtown Baghdad
  • By Silaf on August 24, 2002

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Address: Downtown Baghdad
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    Saidoo Hotel: Wonderful stay in Dohuk
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    • Aopaq
  • By Aopaq on June 16, 2007
    • This is a great hotel in Dohuk close to the central market and the shared car services for travel to places like Arbil. The cost of stay includes a good breakfast including fresh honeycomb to eat with the bread. The rooms are spacious with satellite TV and a bar fridge. The staff is also friendly and helpful and right beside is a pastry shop (same owners as hotel) with delicious sweets.

    Great service, friendly and helpful staff and they also have a small staellite photo map of Dohuk which is useful for getting around.

    The only downside is that construction of a major highway overpass was happening adjacent to the hotel so once it is up and running, noise may become more of a factor.

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Price: US$20-40    » Currency Converter
  • Directions: Near central market and almost right beside the more well known (but closed when I was in Dohuk) Sulay hotel.
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    hotel palestine,bagdad: hotel palestine,bagdad
    fabrice
  • By fabrice on August 25, 2002
    • not so expensive,about 90$ a night

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Comparison: more expensive than average
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    Tent city
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    • dromero
  • By dromero on December 13, 2004
    • tent city - Iraq
    tent city
    by dromero
    The tents were set up pretty nice. Sand bags are the main concern here, and there are plenty of them.
    RHIP though, and the trailers are much more comfortable.

  • Theme: Other
  • Address: balad air base
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    Camp Viper: sweet, sweet luxury
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    • shank
  • By shank on August 27, 2003
    • Iraq Hotels and Accommodations
    by shank

  • Theme: Other
  • Address: Somewhere in the desert outside An Nasiriyah
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