Being from corporate means I have to stay at a convenient place and it's such a peaceful vibe here. Everything is good and well managed. Cleanliness was perfect and upto the standard. The comfort level of their rooms and their staff's behavior is unmatched.
About this stay
Set in Multan, The Grand Hotel is a 2-star hotel. Listed facilities include free wi-fi and free parking. Guests rate it 3.8 out of 5 across 1,470 guest reviews.
The feed lists 3 facilities for The Grand Hotel. No restaurant or breakfast appears in the list, so check meal arrangements before you book.
In the rooms the listing mentions free Wi-Fi. Service details such as front-desk hours are not listed.
Facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free car parking
- Wheelchair accessible
Photos
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Getting there
The Grand Hotel is about 8.2 km in a straight line from Multan. The nearest airport is Multan International Airport, about 3.8 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 The Grand Hotel Multan (same map pin), Grand Star Hotel Multan (same map pin) and Sheza Inn Hotel Multan (same map pin). In a city, stays this close share the same streets and transport, which makes them easy to compare.
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The Grand Hotel averages 3.8 out of 5 across 1,470 reviews. A selection:
1. Never ever goto this place, it’s not even 10% of what’s shown in the pictures. 2. Rooms are extremely dirty, with webs all across the ceilings. 3. Bedsheets, pillows everything was dirty, hairy, and smelly. 4. At first AC wasn’t working after complaining three times and staying at the reception until the technician came in to fix it. 5. The plates they gave me for food were deteriorated, dirty and chipped. 6. Rooms had mosquitoes and bugs as well. 7. Two things good were location and the staff that listened to the complaints and didn’t behave arrogantly.
I would struggle to find appropriate words to describe how unhygienic, smelly, and pathetic this place is. Washrooms are stingy, smelly, floor is wet, greasy and basin unfunctioning. Extreme old furniture, modtly broken, is lying in rooms. They share brand new pictures when you ask them before booking, but be surprised to find broken, old furniture on arrival. They wouldnt bother to even offer you fresh bed sheets and pillows unless you turn against them and push harder for it. In simple words, they are fraudsters and con artists. They say they have secured parking, but they have illegally encroached some public space under the bridge. It is dangerous and absokutely unsafe.
Good to know
Families: no family-specific facilities are listed; ask the property about cots and connecting 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 The Grand Hotel, 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 Multan
Stays in Multan are mostly hotels, with guest houses, serviced apartments and resorts as well.
Multan is a city in Punjab, and the stays listed here are spread across the city rather than concentrated in one quarter. The guide covers mostly hotels, with some guest houses, serviced apartments and a resort or lodge. Travellers usually choose between the central commercial districts and quieter residential areas, depending on whether they want to be near the bazaars and eateries or prefer somewhere calmer. Multan International Airport lies about 11 km from the city in a straight line, so arrival is straightforward by road. As a planning point, summer heat is intense, and the cooler months from late autumn to early spring are generally more comfortable for walking around the city's shrines and old quarters.
Read the Multan travel guide for what to do and how to get there, or browse all stays in Multan.
Questions about The Grand Hotel
Where is The Grand Hotel?
The Grand Hotel is in Multan, Punjab, about 8.2 km in a straight line from Multan. The nearest other stay in this guide is The Grand Hotel Multan (same map pin).
What kind of stay is The Grand Hotel?
The Grand Hotel is listed as a hotel with a 2-star rating in the supplier feed.
What do guests say about The Grand Hotel?
Guests rate The Grand Hotel 3.8 out of 5 across 1,470 reviews.
What facilities does The Grand Hotel have?
The feed lists 3 facilities, including free wi-fi and free parking.
How far is The Grand Hotel from the airport?
The Grand Hotel is about 3.8 km in a straight line from Multan International Airport, the nearest airport.
Is The Grand Hotel suitable for families with children?
The feed lists no family-specific facilities for The Grand Hotel, such as family rooms, a kids' pool or babysitting. Ask the property about children's ages, cots and connecting rooms before booking.
What other stays are near The Grand Hotel?
The nearest other stays in this guide are The Grand Hotel Multan (same map pin), Grand Star Hotel Multan (same map pin) and Sheza Inn Hotel Multan (same map pin).
How do I check availability at The Grand Hotel?
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Distances from The Grand Hotel
Straight-line distances from the stay's map position; the road is longer, and in the mountains much slower.
Getting to Multan
Multan International Airport lies about 11 km in a straight line from the centre of Multan, and the airport handles domestic flights from major cities, including Lahore and Karachi. Arrivals usually continue into the city by road, and the drive is short enough that the airport feels close to the city rather than remote from it.
Road access into Multan is straightforward, and the city sits on the flat Punjab plain in southern Punjab, roughly 350 km south-west of Lahore. The pace in Multan is busy, with traffic and commerce in the bazaars, so a road arrival may find the approach slower when the bazaars are at their liveliest. Stays that list a shuttle service can arrange the airport run, and car parking is common across the city's hotels and guest houses.
Around Multan
Multan is a large, crowded city on the flat Punjab plain in southern Punjab, standing about 122 m above sea level. It is a working city with a long history and a strong religious character rather than a resort town, and the pace is busy, with traffic and commerce in the bazaars. The old city rewards a slower walk, and the area around the shrines is lively in the evening, when pilgrims gather.
The shrines are the heart of a visit and are quieter places, especially in the early morning or evening. The remains of Multan Fort are also worth a look, though much of the original structure is gone. A full day is enough to see the main shrines and the old city; with a second day, the fort remains and a slower walk through the old city fit comfortably.
The city is roughly 350 km south-west of Lahore, which makes it a natural stop for travellers moving through southern Punjab. Multan's climate is hot and dry, and the contrast between the busy commercial streets and the calmer shrine quarters shapes how a stay here feels.
Multan through the year
Winters in Multan are mild and dry, making November to March the most comfortable months for walking the old city and visiting the shrines. December is the best month, with January, February, March and November close behind as good months for a visit.
April and October are possible months, when the heat begins to build or is easing off. May, June, July, August and September are off-season, when the city's hot, dry climate is at its most intense and long walks are less pleasant.
Places to stay in Multan: what to expect
Hotels in Multan form a large group, mostly simple to mid-range, with a few upscale options. Car parking is listed by almost all of them, and a 24-hour front desk is just as common, which suits travellers arriving late or by road. Free Wi-Fi and breakfast are listed by most, while many also list air conditioning and a shuttle service. A restaurant, room service, family rooms, heating and a garden appear at some hotels, and a kitchen, a swimming pool and a fitness room are listed by a few. The mix works for families who want breakfast and family rooms among the listings, and for drivers who value parking and a staffed front desk.
Guest houses in Multan make up a fair number of the stays, mostly simple to mid-range, with a few upscale options. Car parking and a 24-hour front desk are listed by almost all of them, which helps guests arriving by road or late in the evening. Breakfast is listed by most, free Wi-Fi by many, and a shuttle service by most as well. Family rooms, heating, a kitchen, a restaurant, room service, a garden and air conditioning are listed by some, and a swimming pool by a few. They tend to suit families and longer stays where a quieter setting and a kitchen matter more than a large hotel's facilities.
Serviced apartments in Multan are a small group, mostly without a star rating. A kitchen is listed by almost all of them, and air conditioning and car parking are just as common, which makes them a practical choice for guests who prefer to cook and to keep a vehicle. Free Wi-Fi is listed by most, room service by many, and breakfast, family rooms, a 24-hour front desk and a shuttle service by some. They suit families and longer visits where space and a kitchen count for more than a hotel's front desk.
Staying in Multan: questions
How far is Multan International Airport from the centre of Multan?
Multan International Airport is about 11 km from the centre of Multan in a straight line. The airport handles domestic flights from major cities, including Lahore and Karachi, and arrivals usually continue into the city by road. Many hotels and most guest houses list a shuttle service, and car parking is common.
When is the best time to visit Multan?
December is the best month, and January, February, March and November are also good. Winters are mild and dry, which makes those months comfortable for walking the old city and visiting the shrines. April and October are possible, while May to September is off-season because of the heat.
What kinds of stays are available in Multan?
Hotels form a large group, mostly simple to mid-range with a few upscale options. Guest houses make up a fair number, and serviced apartments are a small group. Hotels and guest houses suit families and drivers, while serviced apartments with kitchens suit longer stays.
Do hotels in Multan commonly list parking and Wi-Fi?
Car parking is listed by almost all hotels in Multan, and a 24-hour front desk is just as common. Free Wi-Fi and breakfast are listed by most, and many also list air conditioning and a shuttle service. Guest houses follow a similar pattern, with parking and a front desk listed by almost all.
Which stays in Multan suit families?
Family rooms are listed by some hotels and some guest houses, and breakfast is listed by most of both. Serviced apartments, a small group in the city, list a kitchen in almost all cases, which helps families who prefer to cook. Air conditioning is listed by almost all apartments and many hotels, so ask about it when booking.
What is there to see around Multan?
The shrines are the heart of a visit and are quieter in the early morning or evening. The remains of Multan Fort are also worth a look, though much of the original structure is gone. A full day covers the main shrines and the old city, and a second day allows the fort remains and a slower walk.
How long does a stay in Multan need for the main sights?
A full day is enough to see the main shrines and the old city. With a second day, the fort remains and a slower walk through the old city fit comfortably. The area around the shrines is lively in the evening, when pilgrims gather, so an evening there is worth planning.
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