




Zakariya Town residents know how handy it is to have Al Haq masjid a minute's walk away, and that's exactly where Sadat Boys Hostel plants itself on Street No 1. Daily errands are just as easy: CHASE ...
Zakariya Town residents know how handy it is to have Al Haq masjid a minute's walk away, and that's exactly where Sadat Boys Hostel plants itself on Street No 1. Daily errands are just as easy: CHASE UP and Lasani Foods are both a short stroll for groceries and a bite, while Gulzar Hospital is close enough to reassure anyone whose family worries. What sets this place apart is a fuller kit than most boys' hostels bother with. Beds and mattresses are supplied, so there's no hauling furniture across the city, and a shared refrigerator means residents can keep their own milk, leftovers and cold drinks rather than living out of a bag. Geysers deliver hot water when the weather turns, Wi-Fi keeps studies and streaming ticking over, and a proper study area gives the boys a settled corner for exam-season grind. Rent runs between PKR 20,000 and 31,250 a month depending on the room. Add it all up and Sadat offers a comfortable, well-supplied base in a genuinely walkable part of Multan, the sort of setup students tend to stay put in once they've moved in.
Based on 18 reviews
Based on 18 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.