Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddique Hall No. 19

Overview

Attached bathrooms are the headline comfort at Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddique Hall No. 19 — no queuing for a shared washroom in the morning, which is a real luxury in student housing. The hall sits by the ... read more

Attached bathrooms are the headline comfort at Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddique Hall No. 19 — no queuing for a shared washroom in the morning, which is a real luxury in student housing. The hall sits by the South Underpass on the Quaid-i-Azam Campus, putting Minhaj University just 1.12 km away, roughly a 13-minute walk, with ITU and Bahria Lahore further out for students commuting to either. Rooms are properly kitted out, with beds, mattresses and wardrobes provided so you have somewhere to store your things, and a TV lounge for downtime between lectures. UPS power backup keeps things running through load-shedding, geysers handle hot water, and Wi-Fi covers the building. Living on a campus setting has its perks: a mosque, a post office, the main cafeteria and a shopping market are all within a short stroll. Rent runs from PKR 21,250 to PKR 37,500 per month, the range reflecting different room types and occupancy. It is a co-ed hostel, welcoming both men and women, and the combination of private bathrooms, backup power and everything a student needs close at hand makes it a comfortable, self-contained place to stay.