Mingora & Saidu Sharif Hotels & Hostels (8)

Lonely Planet review

Fronted in green glass and sat on a busy road, but with rooms far enough back from the traffic to cut down on noise. Rooms are generously sized, with fairly new fixtures and fittings.

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For the price, this hotel's reach is slightly beyond its grasp, but rooms are nevertheless comfy and clean. The side street location cuts down on noise while still keeping you near the heart of t…

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There are big doubles here, well-matched to the price. There's also a slightly musty atmosphere, although it doesn't seem to bother the staff or the guests, who usually have the place bursting to…

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The simplest of the hotels that accept foreigners, in fact, you get a very warm reception here. Rooms are simple, but good enough for the price (you get a toilet, but cold showers are shared). Do…

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Modern, spacious and comfortable, although destined to be unfavourably compared to the Swat Serena almost opposite. In fact, it's one of the PTDC's better outfits, with the added bonus of a pleas…

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A good midrange option, with well-appointed and decent-sized rooms. The decent hotel restaurant makes this a comfortable hotel for the money.

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It should be no surprise that this is Swat's plushest hotel, with immaculate modern rooms decorated with hint of Swati tradition. The gardens and neatly tended lawns are fine for relaxing, and th…

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You get a mixed bag at this hotel. Rooms are generously-sized and of fair quality, but although the staff are friendly they could do with putting the broom about a bit more than they currently do…

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