




Anwar-e-Madina Boys Hostel sits on a quiet residential lane in Block 5 of Dera Ghazi Khan, the kind of address that suits students who want to be settled rather than shuffled about. Monthly rent runs ...
Anwar-e-Madina Boys Hostel sits on a quiet residential lane in Block 5 of Dera Ghazi Khan, the kind of address that suits students who want to be settled rather than shuffled about. Monthly rent runs from PKR 12,500 to PKR 16,250, with the figure depending on the room you take, so there's a slot to fit most budgets. The set-up leans towards getting coursework done: there's a dedicated study area for the evenings when you need to sit down with your books away from the noise of a shared room, and Wi-Fi throughout for assignments, research and staying in touch with home. Day-to-day chores are handled too, with laundry sorted on-site so residents aren't losing weekends to washing. Anyone bringing a bike or car will appreciate the parking on hand. Altogether it's an unfussy, study-first place for boys living away from family in DG Khan, close enough to the town's main routes while keeping the calm of a house tucked into a block.
Based on 38 reviews
Based on 38 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.