




Al Harm Boys Hostel puts convenience and study together in Haripur's Darwesh neighbourhood. A study area gives residents a quiet spot to focus, while UPS power backup keeps the lights and Wi-Fi steady...
Al Harm Boys Hostel puts convenience and study together in Haripur's Darwesh neighbourhood. A study area gives residents a quiet spot to focus, while UPS power backup keeps the lights and Wi-Fi steady when the grid falters, an underrated comfort during exam season. A shared refrigerator means students can keep food and drinks cool, beds and mattresses come ready, and there's parking for anyone with their own transport. The setting is handy for academics and daily life alike: an International Public School is just over 400 metres away, Eidgah Darwesh sits about half a kilometre off, Post Graduate College is under 700 metres, and D.H.Q. Hospital lies within reach at roughly 1.8 kilometres. Monthly rent spans PKR 15,813 to PKR 29,503, a fairly broad range that reflects different room types and how many share. For a student who values a proper place to study, reliable power, and being close to college without a long commute, this hostel makes a strong case in one of Haripur's more central residential pockets.
Based on 2 reviews
Based on 2 reviews
Rent typically covers room charges, WiFi, electricity (up to a limit), housekeeping, and shared facilities. Some services like laundry or UPS backup may vary by hostel.
Yes, the security deposit is usually fully refundable upon checkout, provided there is no damage to the property and all dues are cleared.
No, the room typically comes furnished with a bed, mattress, study table, chair, and wardrobe. You only need to bring your personal belongings.
Guest policies vary by hostel. Typically, day visitors are allowed in common areas with prior notice, but overnight stays may not be permitted.