




For female students and working women settling into Mandi Bahauddin, this hostel offers monthly accommodation that keeps the day-to-day easy to manage. Rent falls between PKR 10,000 and PKR 15,000 a m...
For female students and working women settling into Mandi Bahauddin, this hostel offers monthly accommodation that keeps the day-to-day easy to manage. Rent falls between PKR 10,000 and PKR 15,000 a month, and the room already comes furnished with a bed and mattress, so residents can move in without dragging heavy items across town. Cold mornings are far less of a chore thanks to geysers supplying hot water, and a shared refrigerator means groceries, leftovers and cold drinks all have a proper home. Filtered drinking water is available throughout, and Wi-Fi runs through the property for coursework, video calls and staying in touch with family back home. There is also an iron and board on site, handy before a class presentation or an early shift. What comes across is a place built around the practical realities of living away from home, geared toward the routines of girls and women who need somewhere dependable while they study or work. Located off an unnamed road in the town, it suits anyone looking for a settled monthly base rather than a temporary stopover, with the essentials of daily living already thought through.
Based on 5 reviews
Based on 5 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.