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Jasmine Inn
Jasmine Inn is a three-star guest house in central Islamabad, about 1.7 km in a straight line from the centre, with a guest score of 4.1 out of 5 from 1,105 reviews.
- Guest house
- Islamabad
- Big city
- 540 m
- ★★★
- 4.1 / 5
Who Jasmine Inn suits
- Stay typeGuest house
- CityIslamabad
- ProvinceIslamabad Capital Territory
- SettingBig city
- Altitudeabout 540 m (Islamabad, from the area guide)
- From central Islamabadabout 1.7 km, straight line
- Nearest airportIslamabad International Airport, about 27 km
- Star class3 stars
- Guest score4.1 / 5 (1,105 reviews)
- Road tripOn the Karakoram Highway road trip: stop 1 of 4 · Next stop Naran
Suits
- Travellers who want a central base: the guest house is about 1.7 km in a straight line from central Islamabad.
- Guests arriving late: the listing includes a 24-hour front desk and express check-in, and one review describes a smooth 4 am check-in.
- Families: family rooms are listed in the record.
- Drivers: free car parking is listed in the record.
- Guests who value service: recent reviews praise the staff and management.
May not suit
- Travellers who need confirmed heating or hot water: the record does not say either is provided.
- Guests wanting a small, quiet property: the listing includes a banquet, a business centre and a restaurant.
- Visitors hoping to be in the Margalla Hills: the guest house is in the city, about 5.9 km in a straight line from the hills.
- People who dislike summer heat: June and July are the off months in the area guide, and air conditioning is the listed remedy.
Live availability
Seen bookable in the 28 October 2026 scan
The IMPT booking search returned Jasmine Inn in the logged-in scan of 28 October 2026, for a check-in on 30 November 2026 (1 night). That shows rooms were on sale for those dates; your own dates are checked live on the booking page. A stay the next scan does not return is dropped from this section.
Season fit
Month by month at Islamabad
- Jangood10.9°C40 mm
- Febgood13.2°C90 mm
- Marbest18.4°C88 mm
- Aprbest24.2°C59 mm
- Maypossible30.3°C62 mm
- Junoff-season33.6°C112 mm
- Juloff-season31.7°C220 mm
- Augpossible29.5°C184 mm
- Sepgood27.4°C80 mm
- Octbest23.2°C24 mm
- Novbest17.4°C18 mm
- Decgood13.1°C25 mm
Month ratings from the Islamabad area guide on this site. Mean temperature and rainfall: NASA POWER, MERRA-2 monthly climatology 2001-2025, modelled at the regional grid; a guide, not a forecast.
The area guide puts the best months for Islamabad at March, April, October and November, with October to April as the best stretch overall. January, February, September and December are rated good, May and August possible, and June and July off. Climate normals for the city show mean temperatures from 10.9°C in January to 33.6°C in June, with July the wettest month at 220 mm of rain and November the driest at 18 mm.
For a stay at Jasmine Inn, spring and autumn give the most comfortable conditions, while June and July combine the highest temperatures with the heaviest rain. The climate is described as hot in summer and mild in winter. Winter in the high valleys on the northern road trips is a different matter, and travel over passes such as Babusar is usually possible only depending on snow, so check conditions before committing to a mountain leg.
The place
Islamabad
Jasmine Inn is a guest house in Islamabad, the capital of the Islamabad Capital Territory, in a big-city setting. Islamabad sits at about 540 m on a plateau directly south of the Margalla Hills. The guest house is about 1.7 km in a straight line from central Islamabad, so the government and commercial core is close by. In Islamabad, the city was built from the 1960s to replace Karachi as the capital, laid out in sectors marked by a letter and number, with markets, schools and houses inside each one.
In Islamabad, the plan set government buildings in a grid of sectors, with broad avenues, parks and planted hillsides. Government buildings cluster in the centre, around the Blue Area and the Constitution Avenue, and many sectors have their own small bazaar. The city is calm by South Asian standards, with lighter traffic than in Lahore or Karachi, and the Margalla Hills rise within a short drive of the centre. In Islamabad, most visitors use the city as a base for the north or for Rawalpindi's older streets.
Roads
Roads and getting around
On the Karakoram Highway road trip: stop 1 of 4 · Next stop Naran
By air to Islamabad, or road from Rawalpindi: those are the two approaches given for the city. Islamabad is a stop on a ten-day Karakoram Highway road trip over Babusar Pass to Hunza and the Chinese border, with a detour to Fairy Meadows; on that trip the next stop after Islamabad is Naran. The Karakoram Highway itself runs from Islamabad to the Chinese border at Khunjerab.
In Islamabad, tracks lead up from several points, including Trail 3 and Trail 5, and the road to Daman-e-Koh and Pir Sohawa climbs through the forest. Opening hours vary, and some sites close on one day of the week, so check before setting out. Mountain roads and passes on the northern trips are usually open only depending on snow, so build slack into any plan that crosses one. For the city stay itself, the guest house is about 1.7 km in a straight line from the centre.
Nearby
What is near Jasmine Inn
- Saidpur · about 5.5 km
- Margalla Hills · about 5.9 km
- Rawalpindi · about 15 km
- Murree · about 40 km
- Faisal Mosque and Daman-e-Koh
- Margalla Hills Trail 3
- Truck-art workshops of Rawalpindi
Saidpur is about 5.5 km in a straight line from the guest house: an old village at the foot of the Margalla Hills, now a quiet stop for gardens, old lanes and short walks. The Margalla Hills themselves are about 5.9 km away in a straight line, a wooded ridge of trails, viewpoints and wildlife on the city's edge. In Islamabad, Faisal Mosque and Daman-e-Koh sit at opposite ends of the city's character, one a vast modern mosque and the other a hilltop terrace in the hills.
Rawalpindi is about 15 km in a straight line, a dense historic city beside the capital and a gateway to the hill country; its truck-art workshops are working garages where painters decorate lorries. Murree is about 40 km away in a straight line, a hill station in the outer Himalaya at about 2,291 m. In the Margalla Hills, Trail 3 is one of the marked walking routes above Islamabad.
Evidence
What the record and guests say
- Family roomsListed in the record
- ParkingListed in the record
Guest reviews
What guests say
Reviews describe friendly, hard-working staff and managers, including a smooth late-night check-in and help with ordering food. Guests say the service was great.
“Due to late arrival i did my check in at 4 am it was really smooth and the night shift manager with…”Zaheer A.Guests call the rooms clean with comfortable beds, though one notes the rooms are only okay in size and that decor and infrastructure could be improved.
“It’s clean, the food is good, beds comfortable, friendly people & good location.”Tom F.One review says the food is good, and another mentions that the manager helped with ordering food.
“The manager helped us in ordering the food.”Zaheer A.Guests rate the location well, one calling it prime for being in the middle of Islamabad and another simply noting a good location.
“The service was great and the location is prime considering we are in the middle of Islamabad.”Sheraz W.Practical
Heating, power, food and parking
The listing records air conditioning, a 24-hour front desk, 24-hour security, free Wi-Fi, free car parking and family rooms. It also lists a restaurant, a snack bar or café, room service, breakfast in the room, a buffet and lunch, plus a kitchen, kitchenette, microwave, oven, refrigerator and dishwasher. Guest reviews mention air conditioning and describe the rooms as clean with comfortable beds.
Other listed facilities include a business centre, a computer room, a banquet room, a lounge, a garden, laundry and dry cleaning, currency exchange, car rental, a shuttle service and a barber or beauty salon. Non-smoking rooms and a smoking area are both listed. Parking is listed in the record but no guest review discusses it. Wi-Fi is listed as free, though no review comments on its speed or reliability.
Facilities listed
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour security
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Banquet
- Snack bar / café
- Barber / beauty salon
- Breakfast in the room
- Buffet
- Business centre
- Car rental service
- Computer room
- Currency exchange
- Dishwasher
- Dry cleaning service
- Express check-in
- Family rooms
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free car parking
- Garden
- Housekeeping
- Internet access
- Iron and ironing board
- Kitchen
- Kitchenette
- Laundry service
- Lounge
- Lunch
- Microwave
- Minibar
- Non-smoking rooms
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Shuttle service
- Slippers
- Smoke detector
- Smoking area
- Sofa bed
- Special diet menus
- TV
- Terrace
- Toaster
- Toiletries
- Wake-up service
- Washing Machine
Getting there
Getting to Jasmine Inn
The nearest airport is Islamabad International Airport, about 27 km in a straight line from the guest house. By air to Islamabad is the approach given for the city, and the road transfer from the airport into the centre is the practical next step. Allow for city traffic on arrival, since the guest house sits about 1.7 km in a straight line from central Islamabad.
By road, the city is reached from Rawalpindi, which adjoins it to the south-west. The listing includes a shuttle service and car rental, which may help with the airport run; ask the property about arrangements. The 24-hour front desk and express check-in are useful for late arrivals, and one review describes a smooth check-in at 4 am.
Compare
Against the nearest stays within 40 km
| Stay | Class | Guest score | Setting | Distance | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jasmine Inn (this stay) | ★★★ Guest house | 4.1 (1,105 reviews) | Big city · 540 m | — | See live price |
| Shelton Guest House | ★★★★ Guest house | none yet | Big city · 600 m | 2.3 km away | See live price |
| Gofas Lodge | ★★★ Guest house | none yet | Big city · 600 m | 2.6 km away | See live price |
| The City Lodge | ★★★ Guest house | none yet | Big city · 600 m | 4.5 km away | See live price |
Questions about Jasmine Inn
How does one get to Jasmine Inn from Islamabad International Airport?
The airport is about 27 km in a straight line from the guest house. By air to Islamabad is the stated approach, followed by a road transfer into the centre. The listing includes a shuttle service and car rental; ask the property about airport pick-up.
When is the best time of year to stay at Jasmine Inn?
The area guide rates March, April, October and November as the best months in Islamabad, with October to April the best stretch. June and July are the off months, with the highest mean temperatures and the heaviest rain of the year.
Does Jasmine Inn have heating, hot water and power backup?
The record lists air conditioning but does not state heating, hot water or power backup. Guest reviews mention air conditioning but not the other three. Confirm all of them with the property before booking, particularly for a winter stay.
What does the listing show about meals at Jasmine Inn?
The facility list for Jasmine Inn names a restaurant, breakfast, room service and a kitchen. Whether breakfast or other meals are included depends on the rate you choose; the booking page shows it for your dates.
Is Jasmine Inn suitable for families?
Family rooms are listed in the record, and the property also lists a garden, a lounge and a restaurant. No guest review discusses families, so the family set-up itself is not described in reviews; ask the property about room layouts.
What is there to see near Jasmine Inn?
Saidpur is about 5.5 km in a straight line and the Margalla Hills about 5.9 km, with marked trails including Trail 3. Rawalpindi is about 15 km away and Murree about 40 km. In Islamabad, Faisal Mosque and Daman-e-Koh are two city highlights.
Is there parking at Jasmine Inn, and how is road access?
Free car parking is listed in the record, though no guest review discusses it. The city is reached by road from Rawalpindi, and the guest house is about 1.7 km in a straight line from central Islamabad.
Was Jasmine Inn bookable in the live scan?
Yes: Jasmine Inn came back in the 28 October 2026 scan of the booking search, for a check-in on 30 November 2026. Your own dates are checked live on the booking page, in a new tab.
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