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Peace Guest House
Peace Guest House is a two-star guest house in Islamabad, about 12 km in a straight line from the city centre and 17 km from Islamabad International Airport. It is a practical, facilities-heavy base rather than a scored stay, with no guest score yet and no reviews to draw on, so the trade-off is space and amenities against unproven service.
- Guest house
- Islamabad
- Big city
- 540 m
- ★★
Who Peace Guest House suits
- Stay typeGuest house
- CityIslamabad
- ProvinceIslamabad Capital Territory
- SettingBig city
- Altitudeabout 540 m (Islamabad, from the area guide)
- From central Islamabadabout 12 km, straight line
- Nearest airportIslamabad International Airport, about 17 km
- Star class2 stars
- Guest scoreNo score yet
- Road tripOn the Karakoram Highway road trip: stop 1 of 4 · Next stop Naran
Suits
- Travellers who want a base in Islamabad with family rooms and free car parking listed
- Self-caterers, since a kitchen, kitchenette, microwave, oven and refrigerator are listed
- Guests arriving late or leaving early, with a 24-hour front desk and express check-in listed
- People who prefer air conditioning and a lounge or garden rather than a small room-only stay
May not suit
- Travellers who rely on guest scores, since no guest score exists yet
- Anyone who needs recent guest feedback on heating, hot water or service, as there are no reviews
- Visitors who want to be in the centre of Islamabad, given the 12 km straight-line distance
- Guests expecting a mountain setting, as this is a big-city stay
Live availability
Seen bookable in the 28 October 2026 scan
The IMPT booking search returned Peace Guest House 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.
In Islamabad, the area guide gives March, April, October and November as the best months, with October to April as the broader best window. January, February, September and December are described as good, May and August as possible, and June and July as off. Climate normals for the city show mean temperatures from 10.9°C in January to 33.6°C in June, so spring and autumn are the mildest choices.
In Islamabad, rainfall is highest in July at 220 mm and August at 184 mm, with June at 112 mm, which matches the area guide's off months. October and November are the driest at 24 mm and 18 mm. Published climate notes describe the city as hot in summer and mild in winter. Winter in high valleys is covered only in general terms, so treat mountain plans as weather-dependent.
The place
Islamabad
In Islamabad, the city was built from the 1960s to replace Karachi as Pakistan's capital, and the plan set government buildings in a grid of sectors with broad avenues, parks and planted hillsides. Islamabad sits on a plateau at about 540 m, directly south of the Margalla Hills, and adjoins Rawalpindi to the south-west. The two cities run together but feel quite different, and the city is calm by South Asian standards.
In Islamabad, traffic is lighter than in Lahore or Karachi, and the Margalla Hills rise within a short drive of the centre. Most visitors use Islamabad as a base for the north or for Rawalpindi's older streets. The streets are wide and tree-lined, and many sectors have their own small bazaar, while government buildings cluster in the centre around the Blue Area and the Constitution Avenue. Peace Guest House is about 12 km in a straight line from central Islamabad.
Roads
Roads and getting around
On the Karakoram Highway road trip: stop 1 of 4 · Next stop Naran
In Islamabad, access by air is through Islamabad International Airport, or by road from Rawalpindi. The city is the starting stop on a ten-day Karakoram Highway road trip that runs from Islamabad over Babusar Pass to Hunza and the Chinese border, with a detour to Fairy Meadows; the next stop named is Naran. The Karakoram Highway itself runs from Islamabad to the Chinese border at Khunjerab.
Around 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. Babusar Pass and the northern sections are usually open depending on snow, so plan the timing of any onward leg carefully rather than assuming a fixed opening date.
Nearby
What is near Peace Guest House
- Rawalpindi · about 11 km
- Margalla Hills · about 13 km
- Saidpur · about 15 km
- Faisal Mosque and Daman-e-Koh
- Truck-art workshops of Rawalpindi
- Margalla Hills Trail 3
Around Islamabad, Rawalpindi is 11 km in a straight line, a dense, historic city in northern Punjab sitting beside the capital and serving as a gateway to the hill country. The Margalla Hills are 13 km away, a wooded ridge of trails, viewpoints and wildlife on the city's edge. Saidpur is 15 km away, an old village at the foot of the hills, now a quiet stop for gardens, old lanes and short walks.
In Islamabad, Faisal Mosque and Daman-e-Koh sit at opposite ends of the city's character: one a vast modern mosque, the other a hilltop terrace in the Margalla Hills. In Rawalpindi, the truck-art workshops are working garages where painters decorate lorries with patterns, calligraphy and colour. In the Margalla Hills, Trail 3 is one of the marked walking routes above Islamabad. Opening hours vary, and some sites close on one day of the week.
Evidence
What the record and guests say
- HeatingListed in the record
- Family roomsListed in the record
- ParkingListed in the record
Guest reviews
What guests say
No guest review text is attached to this record yet.
Practical
Heating, power, food and parking
The listing records air conditioning, a fireplace, a kitchen, kitchenette, microwave, oven, refrigerator and dishwasher, plus a lounge, garden and picnic area. Heating is listed in the record, but no guest reviews mention it, so how well it works in winter is not known; the same applies to hot water, which is not listed at all. Ask the property directly about heating and hot water before a cold-season stay.
Wi-Fi is not listed in the record, so confirm it before relying on it. Free car parking is listed, with no reviews mentioning it. Food options include breakfast, breakfast in the room, room service, coffee and special diet menus; a halal restaurant is not listed. Family rooms are listed, and a 24-hour front desk, 24-hour security, laundry, dry cleaning and a shuttle service are also recorded.
Facilities listed
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour security
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bathrobe
- Breakfast
- Breakfast in the room
- Car rental service
- Coffee
- Computer room
- Currency exchange
- Dishwasher
- Dry cleaning service
- Express check-in
- Family rooms
- Fireplace
- First aid
- Free car parking
- Garden
- Hairdryer
- Housekeeping
- Iron and ironing board
- Kitchen
- Kitchenette
- Laundry service
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Microwave
- Minibar
- Non-smoking rooms
- Oven
- Picnic area
- Refrigerator
- Room service
- Safe
- Shuttle service
- Slippers
- Smoke detector
- Special diet menus
- TV
- Terrace
- Toaster
- Toiletries
- Wake-up service
- Washing Machine
Getting there
Getting to Peace Guest House
The nearest airport is Islamabad International Airport, 17 km in a straight line from Peace Guest House. Access to the capital is by air, or by road from Rawalpindi. From the airport, the drive is on city roads into Islamabad, and the property lists a shuttle service and car rental service, which are worth arranging in advance.
In Islamabad, the city is laid out in sectors marked by a letter and number, with wide, tree-lined streets, so give the sector address to any driver. The guest house is about 12 km in a straight line from central Islamabad. Allow extra time in the evening, and confirm arrival arrangements with the 24-hour front desk.
Compare
Against the nearest stays within 40 km
| Stay | Class | Guest score | Setting | Distance | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peace Guest House (this stay) | ★★ Guest house | none yet | Big city · 540 m | — | See live price |
| The Crown Guest House | ★★★ Guest house | none yet | Big city · 508 m | 9.0 km away | See live price |
| Jasmine Inn | ★★★ Guest house | 4.1 (1,105 reviews) | Big city · 540 m | 10 km away | See live price |
| Gofas Lodge | ★★★ Guest house | none yet | Big city · 600 m | 12 km away | See live price |
Questions about Peace Guest House
How can you get to Peace Guest House from Islamabad International Airport?
Islamabad International Airport is 17 km in a straight line from the guest house. The property lists a shuttle service and a car rental service, so ask about a pickup before flying. The drive is on city roads into the capital, and the 24-hour front desk can confirm arrival details.
Which months are best for staying at Peace Guest House?
The area guide gives March, April, October and November as the best months in Islamabad, with October to April as the broader best window. June and July are listed as off, and July is the wettest month at 220 mm. Mean temperatures range from 10.9°C in January to 33.6°C in June.
Does Peace Guest House have heating, hot water and power backup?
Heating is listed in the record, but no guest reviews mention it, so its performance is not known. Hot water and power backup are not listed, and there is no evidence either way. Ask the property directly before booking in winter, and confirm what is provided in the room.
What does the listing show about meals at Peace Guest House?
The facility list for Peace Guest House names 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 Peace Guest House suitable for families?
Family rooms are listed in the record, though no guest reviews mention them. The property also lists a garden, picnic area, lounge, TV and a kitchen with an oven and refrigerator, which help with children. There is no guest score yet, so there is no family feedback to draw on; ask the property about room layout.
What is there to see near Peace Guest House?
Rawalpindi is 11 km in a straight line, the Margalla Hills 13 km and Saidpur 15 km. In Islamabad, Faisal Mosque and Daman-e-Koh are noted as city highlights, and in the Margalla Hills, Trail 3 is a marked walking route. Opening hours vary, and some sites close one day a week.
Is there parking at Peace Guest House, and how is road access?
Free car parking is listed in the record, with no guest reviews mentioning it. In Islamabad, access is by air to Islamabad International Airport or by road from Rawalpindi, and the city's wide, tree-lined sector streets make driving straightforward. The guest house is about 12 km in a straight line from central Islamabad.
Was Peace Guest House bookable in the live scan?
Yes: Peace Guest House 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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