




For engineering students, few things beat a hostel you can practically roll out of bed and reach class from. Royal Boys Hostel sits in Gulshan E Wahid 2 with the University College Of Engineering unde...
For engineering students, few things beat a hostel you can practically roll out of bed and reach class from. Royal Boys Hostel sits in Gulshan E Wahid 2 with the University College Of Engineering under half a kilometre away and the Department of Mechanical Engineering only a touch further, so residents heading to labs or the familiar Ali Hall Canteen barely need transport at all. Bahadurpur is close by as well. Rooms come move-in ready, with beds and mattresses already provided and a study table set up for each resident, meaning there's nothing to buy before term begins. Geysers supply hot water through Multan's cooler months, Wi-Fi handles coursework and submissions, and CCTV security keeps an eye on the premises around the clock. Monthly rent spans PKR 18,750 to 32,500, a wide enough band that a student watching every rupee and one who prefers more room can both find something that fits. It's a practical choice built around the daily rhythm of engineering life, close to campus, kitted out sensibly, and priced with genuine flexibility rather than a single take-it-or-leave-it figure.
Based on 114 reviews
Based on 114 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.