




Jinnah Hostel keeps its offering deliberately pared back, and for some students that's exactly the appeal. Sitting in Wah Cantonment, it provides parking on site, so residents with a bike or car have ...
Jinnah Hostel keeps its offering deliberately pared back, and for some students that's exactly the appeal. Sitting in Wah Cantonment, it provides parking on site, so residents with a bike or car have somewhere secure to leave it rather than worrying about the street. Beyond that, the pitch is honest and uncomplicated: a room to call your own for the month. Rent spans a fairly wide band, from PKR 15,000 at the lower end up to PKR 25,000 per month, which leaves room to choose according to your budget and the space you're after. For boys who prefer to arrange their own meals, their own routine and their own way of living rather than paying for a stack of shared amenities they may never use, that flexibility is a feature, not a gap. Think of it as a straightforward monthly base in the cantonment where you're not tied into extras. If you like the idea of keeping things lean, having a spot to park, and shaping your own student life around a simple, private room, this is a practical option worth weighing up.
Based on 106 reviews
Based on 106 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.