




Security is where Dir House leads. CCTV keeps watch over the premises, which is a genuine reassurance for boys living away from family in Haripur. Beyond that, the property fits out its rooms sensibly...
Security is where Dir House leads. CCTV keeps watch over the premises, which is a genuine reassurance for boys living away from family in Haripur. Beyond that, the property fits out its rooms sensibly for the PKR 17,610 to PKR 23,420 per month band it charges: beds and mattresses are provided, wardrobes give everyone somewhere to stow their things, and geysers mean hot water in the colder Hazara mornings. A shared TV lounge and building-wide Wi-Fi round out the daily comforts. The address puts residents in a familiar student pocket of the town, with International Public School just over a kilometre away and Post Graduate College and Eidgah Darwesh both roughly a kilometre and a quarter off. TIP Children Park, close to a kilometre and a half from the door, is an easy walk when you need to step away from the desk. The monthly rate stays within a fairly tight band, so there are no wild swings between the cheapest and dearest arrangements, and the mix of hot water, storage and camera security makes it a steady choice for students settling in for a semester or longer.
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.