Street 7 Apartment

About this stay

Street 7 Apartment, a 3-star serviced apartment, is in Bahawalpur. Its listing includes family rooms, a spa and a terrace.

The feed lists 29 facilities for Street 7 Apartment. No restaurant or breakfast appears in the list, so check meal arrangements before you book.

Leisure entries: bike rental, jacuzzi, lounge and terrace. In the rooms the listing mentions air conditioning, balcony, bathrobe, free Wi-Fi, iron and ironing board and kitchen. Services include 24-hour security, laundry service and shuttle service.

Facilities

• 24-hour security
• Air conditioning
• Balcony
• Bathrobe
• Bike rental
• Cots
• Dishwasher
• Family rooms
• Free Wi-Fi
• Free car parking
• Internet access
• Iron and ironing board
• Jacuzzi
• Kitchen
• Kitchenette
• Laundry service
• Lounge
• Non-smoking rooms

All 29 facilities

• Patio
• Safe
• Shuttle service
• Slippers
• Smoke detector
• Smoking area
• Sofa bed
• TV
• Terrace
• Toiletries
• Washing Machine

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Getting there

Street 7 Apartment is about 2.5 km in a straight line from Bahawalpur. The nearest airport is Bahawalpur Airport, about 7.5 km away in a straight line.

In a large city, ride-hailing apps and taxis are the usual way to and from the airport; ask the property whether it offers a pickup.

The nearest other stays in this guide are Royal Mark Lodges (250 m away), The Edition Bahawalpur (350 m away) and Regal Guest House (450 m away). In a city, stays this close share the same streets and transport, which makes them easy to compare.

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Good to know

Families: the facility list includes cots and family rooms.

Accessibility: wheelchair access is not listed; contact the property before booking if it matters.

Connectivity: wi-fi or internet access appears in the facility list.

Parking: car parking appears in the facility list.

Check-in: hotels in Pakistan usually ask for a passport (and visa) from foreign guests, or a CNIC from Pakistani citizens, when you arrive.

Before you book Street 7 Apartment, check what the rate includes: breakfast, taxes and any extra-bed charge vary by room and by date. The booking page shows the inclusions for your exact dates and party.

About Bahawalpur

Stays in Bahawalpur are mostly hotels, with guest houses and serviced apartments as well.

Bahawalpur is a city in the Punjab province of Pakistan, and the stays listed here are mostly hotels and guest houses, with a small number of serviced apartments. Travellers generally stay in the central city areas, close to the main roads and the commercial districts, where most of the accommodation is concentrated. The listed properties include larger hotels and smaller guest houses. Bahawalpur Airport is about 6 km from the city in a straight line, so arrival by air is straightforward, and the city is also reached by road and rail from other parts of Punjab. A practical planning point is to confirm the season before travelling, as summer temperatures in this part of Punjab are high.

Read the Bahawalpur travel guide for what to do and how to get there, or browse all stays in Bahawalpur.

Questions about Street 7 Apartment

Distances from Street 7 Apartment

• Bahawalpur: about 2.5 km in a straight line

Straight-line distances from the stay's map position; the road is longer, and in the mountains much slower.

Getting to Bahawalpur

Bahawalpur Airport sits about 6.2 km in a straight line from the centre, and the airport has limited scheduled service, so most visitors arrive by train or road. Bahawalpur is on the main rail and road routes between Multan and Lahore, and trains from both cities stop here, with the journey from Multan being short. Arrivals by air usually continue into the city by road from the airport; the rail and road routes make the city easy to reach from elsewhere in Punjab.

Around Bahawalpur

In Bahawalpur, a former princely capital in south Punjab, the city sits on a flat plain at about 117 metres and is low-rise, with wide roads in the newer parts and crowded bazaars in the old centre. The former state left a set of palaces and public buildings that give the centre a distinct character, and the main sights are the palaces and the museum. In the old city, the bazaars around the central area sell cloth, jewellery and local crafts.

Around Bahawalpur, the city stands at the edge of the desert. Allowing a day for the main buildings and a second day for the desert edge if conditions allow gives a workable pace. Winters are mild and dry, and this is the main season for visiting. The city is on the main rail and road routes between Multan and Lahore, which shapes how travellers come and go.

Bahawalpur through the year

In Bahawalpur, November to March is the best time to visit, with November and December the best months and January, February, March and October also good. Winters are mild and dry, and this is the main season for visiting. April and September are possible months, while May, June, July and August are the off season, when summer temperatures in this part of Punjab are high.

Places to stay in Bahawalpur: what to expect

Hotels in Bahawalpur come in a fair number, mostly simple to mid-range with a few upscale options. Car parking is listed by almost all hotels, and most list a 24-hour front desk, so drivers and late arrivals are well served. Many list free Wi-Fi, a restaurant, breakfast and a shuttle service, while family rooms, a kitchen, room service, a garden, a swimming pool and air conditioning are listed by fewer hotels. This mix suits families and travellers who want a desk, a meal and parking in one place, with upscale choices for those who want more.

Guest houses in Bahawalpur are also a fair number, mostly simple to mid-range. Car parking is listed by almost all guest houses, and almost all list a 24-hour front desk, which helps drivers and guests arriving late. Many list free Wi-Fi, breakfast and air conditioning, while some list a restaurant, family rooms, room service, a shuttle service and a garden. This makes guest houses a practical choice for families and for travellers who prefer a smaller property with parking and a front desk.

Staying in Bahawalpur: questions

How do visitors reach Bahawalpur from the airport?

Bahawalpur Airport is about 6.2 km in a straight line from the centre. The airport has limited scheduled service, so many visitors arrive by train or road instead. Bahawalpur is on the main rail and road routes between Multan and Lahore, and trains from both cities stop here.

When is the best time to visit Bahawalpur?

November to March is the best time, with November and December the best months and January, February, March and October also good. Winters are mild and dry. April and September are possible, while May to August is the off season, when summer temperatures are high.

What kinds of stays are there in Bahawalpur?

Stays in Bahawalpur are mostly hotels and guest houses, with hotels and guest houses both a fair number and mostly simple to mid-range, and hotels including a few upscale options. Hotels and guest houses commonly list parking and a 24-hour front desk, which suits families and drivers.

Which stays in Bahawalpur commonly list parking?

Car parking is listed by almost all hotels and almost all guest houses in Bahawalpur, so drivers usually find a place to park. Many hotels also list a shuttle service, and most hotels and almost all guest houses list a 24-hour front desk for arrivals at any hour.

Do stays in Bahawalpur commonly list Wi-Fi and breakfast?

Many hotels and many guest houses in Bahawalpur list free Wi-Fi, and many hotels and many guest houses list breakfast. Air conditioning is listed by many guest houses and by fewer hotels, so it is worth checking before booking in the warmer months.

What is there to see around Bahawalpur?

Bahawalpur is a former princely capital known for its palaces, museum and desert edge. The main sights are the palaces and the museum, and the old-city bazaars around the central area sell cloth, jewellery and local crafts. Allow a day for the main buildings and a second day for the desert edge if conditions allow.