




In the Satellite Town quarter of Sargodha, off Street 1, Pakistan group of Boys Hostel keeps its promise simple and its rent reasonable, asking between PKR 12,500 and PKR 17,500 per month from the boy...
In the Satellite Town quarter of Sargodha, off Street 1, Pakistan group of Boys Hostel keeps its promise simple and its rent reasonable, asking between PKR 12,500 and PKR 17,500 per month from the boys who stay there. The standout feature is the food: an on-site cook prepares meals on the premises, which for a student living away from home solves the single biggest daily hassle, no scrambling for dinner, no leaning on canteens night after night. That one provision quietly shapes the whole experience, letting residents put their energy into studies and settling in rather than sorting out where the next meal comes from. Satellite Town itself is a familiar student neighbourhood, well suited to young men who want to be near the everyday conveniences of Sargodha without paying a premium for frills. This is a pared-back, affordable hostel that knows exactly what it is offering and does not pretend otherwise. For a boy after an uncomplicated monthly base with meals taken care of, in a part of the city already used to student life, it is a practical and budget-friendly option.
Based on 19 reviews
Based on 19 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.