




Right on GPGC Main Road in Bannu, Miryan tower keeps its monthly student stay refreshingly simple. Rent sits between PKR 10,000 and PKR 12,500, a moderate rate for boys wanting a settled base without ...
Right on GPGC Main Road in Bannu, Miryan tower keeps its monthly student stay refreshingly simple. Rent sits between PKR 10,000 and PKR 12,500, a moderate rate for boys wanting a settled base without paying for a long list of extras. The standout here is the on-site cook, which quietly solves one of the biggest daily headaches of hostel life: instead of fending for yourself over meals between classes, food is prepared on the premises, freeing up time and energy for study and everything else. Backing that up is a UPS system that carries the essentials through Bannu's power cuts, so an outage does not throw off an evening of work or a shared meal. The proposition is deliberately lean, meals handled and the lights kept on, which is precisely what many students prioritise when choosing where to live for the term. For residents who value a fed, functional routine over frills, this is an easy, cost-effective place to call home while studying in the city.
Based on 22 reviews
Based on 22 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.
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.