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Tanveer Hotel
A good budget choice.
Al Falah Hotel
Al-Falah has competitively priced rooms that are reasonably well kept and airy, although the singles are a bit box-like. This sound budget choice also has a decent restaurant.
Envoy Continental Hotel
A dependable choice for those wishing to stay in the Blue Area, the Envoy's rooms are a little cramped but clean and appealingly furnished. Each room has a TV, fridge and writing desk. There's an on-site restaurant.
Park Hotel
The Park is an older-style building with spacious good-value rooms, each equipped with small tables and chairs and many with TV. Some rooms are a bit smoky and scruffy but are otherwise comfortable. Meals are available.
Hotel Friends Inn
One of the best of Islamabad's dreary budget bunch, this place is in an alley that links the bright lights of Khayaban-e-Suhrawardy with the earthy curry restaurants in the street behind.
Al Farooq Hotel
The tired-looking rooms are bare, with thinning sheets, but passably clean and fair at this price.
Hotel Ornate
The Ornate has pleasant rooms which are smallish but well maintained and come with dressing tables, wardrobes, fridges, TVs and tiled bathrooms. There's a restaurant on site or else you can pop over to the nearby food park in Melody Market.
Youth Hostel Islamabad
This hostel has dozens of four-bed dorm rooms, communal toilets and cold showers - but no cooking facilities, no restaurant and no camping. It has a rather institutional ambience and the location is isolated.
Hotel Blue Sky
Probably the best of the so-so choices in this area: clean, comfortable (if a little gaudily furnished) carpeted rooms with small dressing tables and TV, as well as the good Larosh restaurant downstairs .
Al Azam Hotel
Friendly Al-Azam has small rooms with fans, though the top-floor rooms with shower and balcony are better.
Al Nadeem
The rooms are sparsely furnished and smallish, but this is still one of the better choices in Murree's mundane budget bunch.
Hotel Taj Mahal
Located off the Mall, this is one of the towers that have changed the face of Murree. The TV-equipped rooms are good-sized and most have nice views.
Al Baddar Hotel
Although in need of a minor revamp, Al-Baddar's humdrum rooms are good-sized and still rate better than many other places at this price.
Hotel Marina International
The TV-equipped rooms are a bit dated and overpriced for what you get, but are certainly comfortable enough (you are essentially paying for the location). It's worth trying to negotiate a discount.
Green Palace Hotel
This fairytale castle-esque building, complete with turrets and crenulated façade, is seemingly designed for wedding parties - insist on a quiet room.
Flashman's Hotel
Recently refurbished, unfussy Flashman's still retains a rather sterile ambience but the rooms are comfy - many with separate living areas and all with TV, fridge and good bathroom.
Hotel Holiday Crown Palace
At the time of research this hotel was being renovated; it's scheduled to reopen in early 2008.
The Residence
Good value for long-term stays, or simply for anyone allergic to conventional hotels, are the many private guesthouses tucked away in the residential backstreets.
Jacaranda
Good value for long-term stays, or simply for anyone allergic to conventional hotels, are the many private guesthouses tucked away in the residential backstreets.
Brightlands Hotel
One of the glowing highlights of this old hotel are the spacious, airy rooms, all with television - it's just a shame they are somewhat neglected.
Ptdc Motel
Also near the museum, the rooms lack oomph but are comfortable enough and there's a restaurant on the premises.
Hotel Al Hujurat
This hotel scores points for its quiet location and although the rooms (some with TV, most with squat toilet) are rather dingy, they're certainly inhabitable. Make sure you check a few rooms first as some are superior to others.