Islamabad lodges

The lounge was calm and relaxing, a lovely place to linger. I especially enjoyed the tea at Islamabad Hotel, served piping hot and freshly brewed. It smelled wonderful and tasted just right, and even the presentation was spot on.

I spent my early years in Islamabad and Murree, so this place brings back a bit of nostalgia, even though I’m not one of the old islos. Back then, I loved their cold coffee and especially the peach malba ice cream. With the security situation in our country, everyday life has lost a lot of ease. Still, the hotel is holding on as the city grows around it. Its location remains better than most hotels, even with Serena, Marriott, best western and moveinpick nearby. It sits right beside the well-known aabpara market and food court, which is an experience in itself. For a foreigner on a short Islamabad trip, staying near those shops and amenities could make things much easier. I hope the rooms have kept up their standards and the food is still good too.

I didn't stay overnight, but the hotel looked clean and the service seemed good. The location is superb, and the food was good too.

Our invited group of more than 40 guests was left sitting with empty plates because the dishes had run out. It was deeply embarrassing. The hotel had overbooked, then promoted the event misleadingly in reels that made it look like there were plenty of people there. Horrible experience at Islamabad hotel Iftari. Shame on you for posting fake reviews. Don't book this place. You should refund people.