




2.2 km away
Phase 7 of Hayatabad is where this co-ed hostel sits, on a quiet residential stretch of Sector E7 that suits students who like their study hours undisturbed. Monthly rent falls between PKR 18,750 and ...
Phase 7 of Hayatabad is where this co-ed hostel sits, on a quiet residential stretch of Sector E7 that suits students who like their study hours undisturbed. Monthly rent falls between PKR 18,750 and PKR 26,250, and CCTV security running across the premises is the kind of detail that reassures both residents and the families waiting on news from home. Rooms are furnished with beds and mattresses, and study tables are provided outright, so there is a dedicated surface for late-night revision rather than a laptop balanced on your knees. Geysers supply hot water and Wi-Fi covers the coursework. What really works here is the location for medical and technical students: KMU is about 2.4 km away, roughly a 29-minute walk, and CECOS sits closer still at 2.16 km, while the University of Peshawar is a manageable 5.65 km out. Day to day, the BRT Judicial Complex stop is a two-minute walk, Behram Market handles groceries and quick bites, and Pakistan Post is just around the corner. A practical, well-connected spot in one of Hayatabad's steadier phases.
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.