




Security and self-sufficiency are the quiet strengths at Old Hostel in Sarai Saleh. CCTV keeps an eye on the premises, filtered drinking water is provided so residents are not lugging bottles home, an...
Security and self-sufficiency are the quiet strengths at Old Hostel in Sarai Saleh. CCTV keeps an eye on the premises, filtered drinking water is provided so residents are not lugging bottles home, and wardrobes give each boy somewhere proper to store his things rather than living out of a bag. Beds and mattresses come with the room, geysers supply hot water through the colder months, and an iron and board sit ready for pressing a shirt before an early lecture. Wi-Fi covers the building for study and staying in touch. Positioned in the Sarai Saleh area, the hostel keeps a little distance from central Haripur, with landmarks like Municipal Library Haripur, Govt. High School No. 2 and Police Station Haripur sitting roughly five to six kilometres away, so it trades bustle for a steadier pace. Monthly rent ranges from PKR 14,028 to PKR 21,768 depending on the room. It is a well-kitted, secure option for students who value a locked-down, organised living space and don't mind being a short ride out from the town centre. For a settled year of study, the fundamentals here are all accounted for.
Based on 3 reviews
Based on 3 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.