About this stay
Gardenia Hotel is a 3-star hotel in Quetta, Balochistan. Its listing includes a spa and free parking.
The feed lists 9 facilities for Gardenia Hotel. For food and drink it names breakfast and buffet.
Services include 24-hour front desk, dry cleaning service, housekeeping, laundry service and shuttle service.
Facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast
- Buffet
- Dry cleaning service
- Free car parking
- Housekeeping
- Laundry service
- Shuttle service
- Wheelchair accessible
Photos
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Getting there
Gardenia Hotel is about 5.5 km in a straight line from Quetta. The nearest airport is Quetta International Airport, about 7.1 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 Vista Guest House (1.8 km away), Metro Guest House Quetta (1.9 km away) and Quetta Serena Hotel (2.3 km 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: 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: internet access is not listed; mobile data coverage varies in remote valleys.
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 Gardenia 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 Quetta
Stays in Quetta are mostly hotels, with guest houses as well.
Quetta is the capital of Balochistan and sits in a high valley ringed by mountains, so most travellers stay in the central city rather than on its edges. The stays listed here are largely hotels, with a small number of guest houses. Quetta International Airport lies about 9 km from the city in a straight line, making arrival straightforward. As a planning point, the city sits at altitude and winters are cold, while summer is the more comfortable season for exploring on foot; roads to surrounding areas can be affected by weather, so check conditions before travelling beyond the city.
Read the Quetta travel guide for what to do and how to get there, or browse all stays in Quetta.
Questions about Gardenia Hotel
Where is Gardenia Hotel, Quetta?
Gardenia Hotel, Quetta is in Quetta, Balochistan, about 5.5 km in a straight line from Quetta. The nearest other stay in this guide is Vista Guest House (1.8 km away).
What kind of stay is Gardenia Hotel, Quetta?
Gardenia Hotel, Quetta is listed as a hotel with a 3-star rating in the supplier feed.
What do guests say about Gardenia Hotel, Quetta?
Gardenia Hotel, Quetta has no guest reviews in the feed yet, so check recent reviews on the booking page.
What facilities does Gardenia Hotel, Quetta have?
The feed lists 9 facilities, including a spa and free parking.
How far is Gardenia Hotel, Quetta from the airport?
Gardenia Hotel, Quetta is about 7.1 km in a straight line from Quetta International Airport, the nearest airport.
Is Gardenia Hotel, Quetta suitable for families with children?
The feed lists no family-specific facilities for Gardenia Hotel, Quetta, 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 Gardenia Hotel, Quetta?
The nearest other stays in this guide are Vista Guest House (1.8 km away), Metro Guest House Quetta (1.9 km away) and Quetta Serena Hotel (2.3 km away).
How do I check availability at Gardenia Hotel, Quetta?
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Distances from Gardenia Hotel
Straight-line distances from the stay's map position; the road is longer, and in the mountains much slower.
Getting to Quetta
Quetta International Airport lies about 8.7 km from the centre of Quetta in a straight line, so the transfer into the city is a short one by road. Flights connect Quetta with other Pakistani cities, including Karachi and Islamabad, which makes arrival by air the quickest option for many travellers. From the airport, taxis and arranged pick-ups are the usual way into the city, and most hotels list a shuttle service among their facilities.
By road, bus services run to Quetta from several cities, but journey times are long and road conditions vary, so schedules are best confirmed before setting out. The main road approaches come from Karachi and Sukkur. In winter, cold nights and occasional snow on the surrounding hills can affect travel, so conditions are worth checking before a journey, particularly over higher ground.
Around Quetta
In Quetta, the city sits in a bowl of dry mountains in northern Balochistan at roughly 1,680 metres, and it is the capital and largest city of the province. The centre is compact and walkable in parts, with bazaars, colonial-era buildings and a museum. The commercial heart is busy, with markets that serve the whole province, and the bazaars are the main draw for visitors.
Quetta Bazaar and the surrounding lanes sell dried fruit, particularly apples and apricots, as well as carpets, fabric and household goods. The covered sections are busy and atmospheric, and make an easy focus for a morning or afternoon in the city. The surrounding valleys grow apples, apricots and grapes, which is why the fruit trade features so strongly in the markets.
Summers in Quetta are mild compared with the plains, and the dry mountain setting gives the city a cooler feel than much of the country. Winters bring cold nights and occasional snow on the surrounding hills, so the city changes character with the season.
Quetta through the year
April to May and September to October are the best months to visit Quetta, when conditions suit walking the bazaars and moving around the city. March, June, July, August and November are good months, with June to August being the milder summer period compared with the plains. January, February and December are possible months, but these are the coldest and call for warm clothing, especially in the evenings.
Winters bring cold nights and occasional snow on the surrounding hills, so travel plans in December to February are best kept flexible. The altitude is moderate, but the dry air and cold nights in winter are worth preparing for, with layers and warm bedding useful in the colder months.
Places to stay in Quetta: what to expect
Hotels in Quetta are a fair number and mostly simple to mid-range, with a few upscale options. Almost all list car parking and a 24-hour front desk, and most list a shuttle service, which helps with airport transfers. Many list breakfast, while some list free Wi-Fi, a restaurant, room service and air conditioning. Family rooms and a garden or swimming pool are listed by a few. The mix suits families who want a front desk and breakfast, and drivers who need parking, with the upscale options appealing to those after more facilities.
Guest houses in Quetta are a small group, mostly simple to mid-range. Almost all list car parking, breakfast, a 24-hour front desk and a shuttle service, and many list family rooms, a kitchen, room service and air conditioning. The kitchen and family rooms make this kind of stay useful for families and longer visits, while the front desk and parking suit travellers arriving by road or by air.
Staying in Quetta: questions
How far is Quetta International Airport from the centre of Quetta?
Quetta International Airport is about 8.7 km from the centre of Quetta in a straight line. The transfer by road is short, and most hotels list a shuttle service, while taxis are the usual alternative for arrivals.
When is the best time to visit Quetta?
April to May and September to October are the best months, with mild conditions for walking the bazaars. March, June, July, August and November are also good. December to February is colder, with cold nights and occasional snow on the surrounding hills.
What kinds of stays are there in Quetta?
Hotels make up a fair number of the stays in Quetta and are mostly simple to mid-range, with a few upscale options. Guest houses are a small group, mostly simple to mid-range, and many list family rooms and a kitchen.
Do hotels in Quetta commonly list parking and Wi-Fi?
Almost all hotels in Quetta list car parking, and most list a shuttle service. Free Wi-Fi is listed by some hotels, so it is worth confirming before booking if a connection matters for the stay.
Which stays in Quetta suit families?
Family rooms are listed by many guest houses and by a few hotels in Quetta. Guest houses also often list a kitchen, which helps families staying longer, while hotels with a 24-hour front desk and breakfast suit shorter family visits.
What is there to see around Quetta?
The bazaars are the main draw in the centre of Quetta, with Quetta Bazaar and the surrounding lanes selling dried fruit, particularly apples and apricots, as well as carpets, fabric and household goods. The centre also has colonial-era buildings and a museum.
What is the altitude of Quetta and how does it affect a stay?
Quetta sits at roughly 1,680 metres in a bowl of dry mountains. Summers are mild compared with the plains, while winters bring cold nights and occasional snow on the surrounding hills, so warm clothing is useful in the colder months.
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