Costco Chinese Hotel

The hotel rooms are on the ground floor, next to where the staff live. Children cry and play loudly in the middle of the night and early morning, waking the room. There is no air conditioning on days exceeding 40 degrees Celsius.

Chinese-owned guesthouse in a residential area, includes three meals a day, but the rooms can get quite cold in winter.

The boss cooks three meals a day himself. I can really taste the taste of China in Pakistan. It is really a blessing for me, a Chinese who has been away on business for several months.

My conclusion: Never stay in a Chinese-owned house abroad! This so-called "hotel" was the worst I've ever stayed in in Pakistan. Even the worst Pakistani hotels at least have air conditioning, but this 160 yuan-a-day "hotel" didn't even have air conditioning, and it was in a basement. You had to pay an extra 60 yuan to turn it on. And the bed sheets hadn't been changed in ages. I'd always heard people say not to stay in Chinese-owned "hotels" abroad, but I completely ignored it until I experienced it firsthand. Only then did I understand the weight of that advice.

It is in a residential area, the surrounding environment is relatively quiet, the facilities are not new, and the owner and his wife are very nice.

The boss is very nice and the airport pick-up and drop-off service is very attentive. There are three meals a day. The boss cooks different dishes for us, including cakes, porridge, dumplings... You can eat delicious Chinese food here. The room is big and clean and the bed is comfortable Large independent villa surrounded by residential areas and very quiet recommend

Not only are there delicious meals, but there are also fruits