Comfortable Stay with Great Service. I recently stayed at Indus Hotel in Hyderabad and had a pleasant experience overall. The hotel offers three-star services with luxurious rooms that are well-maintained and spacious. The room service was prompt and efficient, adding to the comfort of my stay. The buffet breakfast was a highlight, with a good variety of options to choose from. The quality and taste of the food were impressive, making it a great way to start the day. However, the location of the hotel can be a bit of a challenge. It’s situated on a road that often gets stuck in traffic, which can be inconvenient if you’re in a hurry or have tight schedules. Despite this, I would…
About this stay
Hotel Indus, a 3-star hotel, is in Hyderabad. Its listing includes a restaurant, family rooms and a spa. Guests rate it 4.0 out of 5 across 4,155 guest reviews.
The feed lists 46 facilities for Hotel Indus. For food and drink it names banquet, snack bar / café, breakfast, coffee and lunch.
Leisure entries: fireplace, fitness centre, garden, jacuzzi and terrace. In the rooms the listing mentions air conditioning, balcony, bathrobe, free Wi-Fi, hairdryer and iron and ironing board. Services include 24-hour front desk, 24-hour security, ATM, concierge and dry cleaning service.
Facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour security
- ATM
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Banquet
- Snack bar / café
- Barber / beauty salon
- Bath
- Bathrobe
- Breakfast
- Coffee
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning service
- Express check-in
- Family rooms
- Fireplace
- First aid
All 46 facilities
- Fitness centre
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free car parking
- Garden
- Hairdryer
- Housekeeping
- Internet access
- Iron and ironing board
- Jacuzzi
- Laundry service
- Lift
- Lunch
- Minibar
- Non-smoking rooms
- Refrigerator
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Safe
- Slippers
- Smoke detector
- Smoking area
- Sofa bed
- Special diet menus
- TV
- Terrace
- Toiletries
- Wake-up service
- Wheelchair accessible
Photos
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Getting there
Hotel Indus is about 2.7 km in a straight line from Hyderabad. The nearest airport is Jinnah International Airport, Karachi, about 130 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 Regent Inn Guest House (300 m away), Serena Guest House (350 m away) and Imperial Inn Hotel (350 m away). In a city, stays this close share the same streets and transport, which makes them easy to compare.
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Hotel Indus averages 4.0 out of 5 across 4,155 reviews. A selection:
Had an excellent stay at Indus Hotel Hyderabad. The rooms were clean, the food was great, and the staff was incredibly helpful. A special thanks Jaffer Sheikh, whose professionalism and attention to detail made the experience even better. His warm hospitality truly reflects the high standards of the hotel. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Hyderabad!
Visited Indus for Dinner with friends. Food quality: taste does not come with chillies only. Service: Service remained overall poor. Environment: Environment is very Good.
Good to know
Families: the facility list includes family rooms.
Accessibility: the property is listed as wheelchair accessible; confirm the specific room and entrance.
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 Hotel Indus, 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 Hyderabad
Stays in Hyderabad are mostly guest houses, with hotels as well.
Hyderabad is a city in Sindh, and the stays listed here are mostly guest houses, with a smaller number of hotels. Travellers generally look for accommodation in the central districts and along the main roads into the city, where guest houses and hotels cluster and where it is easier to reach the rest of Hyderabad. The listed properties are modest in scale. For planning, note that the nearest airport is Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, roughly 132 km away in a straight line, so most arrivals continue by road; allow for that transfer when arranging a stay.
Read the Hyderabad travel guide for what to do and how to get there, or browse all stays in Hyderabad.
Questions about Hotel Indus
Where is Hotel Indus?
Hotel Indus is in Hyderabad, Sindh, about 2.7 km in a straight line from Hyderabad. The nearest other stay in this guide is Regent Inn Guest House (300 m away).
What kind of stay is Hotel Indus?
Hotel Indus is listed as a hotel with a 3-star rating in the supplier feed.
What do guests say about Hotel Indus?
Guests rate Hotel Indus 4.0 out of 5 across 4,155 reviews.
What facilities does Hotel Indus have?
The feed lists 46 facilities, including a restaurant, family rooms, a spa and free wi-fi.
How far is Hotel Indus from the airport?
Hotel Indus is about 130 km in a straight line from Jinnah International Airport, Karachi, the nearest airport.
Is Hotel Indus suitable for families with children?
The facility list for Hotel Indus includes family rooms. Ask the property about age rules and cots for your dates.
What other stays are near Hotel Indus?
The nearest other stays in this guide are Regent Inn Guest House (300 m away), Serena Guest House (350 m away) and Imperial Inn Hotel (350 m away).
How do I check availability at Hotel Indus?
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Distances from Hotel Indus
Straight-line distances from the stay's map position; the road is longer, and in the mountains much slower.
Getting to Hyderabad
Jinnah International Airport in Karachi is the nearest airport, about 132 km in a straight line from the centre of Hyderabad. Arrivals usually continue by road, and Hyderabad sits on the main road and rail line between Karachi and the north, so the onward journey can be made by car or by train. The drive from Karachi takes about two to three hours on the motorway, depending on traffic, and the drive takes several hours, so an early start is needed.
Around Hyderabad
In Hyderabad, the city is Sindh's second city, known for its hilltop fort, crowded bazaars and long history as a centre of Sindhi culture. The old centre around the fort is dense, with shops spilling into the streets and a constant flow of rickshaws and motorbikes, while the newer districts to the east and north are more open, with wider roads and government buildings. Gates and stretches of wall remain, and the views over the rooftops give a sense of the city's shape. The fort's carved stone and tile work is worn but impressive, and the fort is not heavily visited. Hyderabad sits at an altitude of about 13 metres.
Around Hyderabad, the bazaars are known for block-printed cloth, embroidered shawls and lacquer work, and the craft workshops can be visited. Sindhi is the main language, with Urdu and some English used in business. The city is crowded and hot, with narrow lanes and busy roads, so a stay here suits travellers who want to be close to the old centre and its markets rather than in a quiet setting.
Hyderabad through the year
Winter, from November to February, is mild and dry, with cool nights, and this is the most comfortable time to walk the bazaars. December is the best month, while January, February and November are also good. March, April, September and October are possible, but May to August is the off season, when the heat is at its height. The monsoon brings some rain in July and August, but less than in other parts of Pakistan.
Places to stay in Hyderabad: what to expect
Hotels in Hyderabad come as a small group, mostly simple to mid-range. Almost all list car parking, breakfast and a 24-hour front desk, and most list free Wi-Fi and a shuttle service. Many list a restaurant, family rooms, room service and air conditioning, while some list a garden and a fitness room and a few list heating and a swimming pool. This makes hotels a practical choice for families who want breakfast and a front desk on hand, and for drivers who need parking.
Guest houses in Hyderabad are a fair number, mostly simple to mid-range, with a few upscale options. Almost all list car parking, and most list a 24-hour front desk. Many list breakfast, while some list free Wi-Fi, a shuttle service and air conditioning, and a few list a restaurant, family rooms, heating, a kitchen, room service, a garden, a swimming pool and a fitness room. Guest houses suit travellers who want a simpler base with parking and a front desk, and the few with family rooms or a kitchen can work for longer stays.
Staying in Hyderabad: questions
How do travellers get to Hyderabad from the airport?
Jinnah International Airport in Karachi is the nearest airport, about 132 km in a straight line from the centre of Hyderabad. Most arrivals continue by road, and Hyderabad is on the main road and rail line between Karachi and the north. The drive from Karachi takes about two to three hours on the motorway, depending on traffic, so an early start is needed.
When is the best time to visit Hyderabad?
Winter, from November to February, is mild and dry, with cool nights, and this is the most comfortable time to walk the bazaars. December is the best month, and January, February and November are also good. May to August is the off season, when the heat is at its height.
What kinds of stays are there in Hyderabad?
Stays in Hyderabad are mostly guest houses, with a smaller number of hotels. Hotels are mostly simple to mid-range, and guest houses are mostly simple to mid-range with a few upscale options. Hotels commonly list breakfast, parking and a 24-hour front desk, while guest houses commonly list parking and a front desk, with breakfast often available.
Which stays in Hyderabad suit families and drivers?
Hotels often list family rooms, breakfast and a 24-hour front desk, which suits families. Guest houses almost all list car parking and most list a 24-hour front desk, which suits travellers arriving by car. A few guest houses list family rooms and a kitchen, which can work for longer stays with children.
Do stays in Hyderabad commonly list parking and Wi-Fi?
Almost all hotels and almost all guest houses in Hyderabad list car parking. Free Wi-Fi is listed by most hotels and by some guest houses. Breakfast is listed by almost all hotels and by many guest houses, and a 24-hour front desk is listed by almost all hotels and most guest houses.
What is there to see around Hyderabad?
Hyderabad is known for its hilltop fort, crowded bazaars and long history as a centre of Sindhi culture. The old centre around the fort is dense, with shops spilling into the streets. Gates and stretches of wall remain, and the bazaars are known for block-printed cloth, embroidered shawls and lacquer work, with craft workshops that can be visited.
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