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Dar-ul-Haya sits on Street 30 in F-8/1, a leafy central sector, and it's pitched squarely at students who want comfort in their own space. Rooms arrive fully set up with beds, mattresses and wardrobes...
Dar-ul-Haya sits on Street 30 in F-8/1, a leafy central sector, and it's pitched squarely at students who want comfort in their own space. Rooms arrive fully set up with beds, mattresses and wardrobes, and geysers handle hot water through Islamabad's chilly stretch, while Wi-Fi keeps everyone connected for assignments and video calls. Bahria Islamabad is the nearest campus at a kilometre out, roughly twelve minutes on foot, with FAST and NDU both within about 3 km for students spread across different universities. The location is genuinely convenient: the Traffic Police Office is right around the corner at 0.1 km, Islamabad Model College for Girls is a short stroll at 0.23 km, and both Alhamd School and the University College of Islamabad fall well under a kilometre. Monthly rates run from PKR 48,750 up to PKR 65,000, positioning the property at the more premium end, which suits residents after a quieter, better-equipped setup rather than the cheapest bed available. For female students prioritising a central F-8 address with proper storage and dependable basics, it makes a solid case.
Based on 7 reviews
Based on 7 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.