Pearl Continental Peshawar Hotel

Pearl continental Peshawar is very good hotel in the city. Although it's not as big as PC hotels in Rawalpindi, Lahore and Karachi. But still its beautiful place with good rooms and good food. There is also swimming pool. The place is very secure as there is good security 24 hours. It has a wide range of traditional and continental foods variety. It has a clean room and the service is good. The breakfast is tasty. My room was at 6th floor and there is a clear view of Peshawar city. There was a sofa, a hairdryer, a small safe, a microwave, a kettle and a full size fridge. ( you don't get that often) if you are scrimping on meals, you can make full use of the microwave with the selection of food. And there are three types of fresh free drinks at the lobby. The hotel is near with shopping mall which sell thing with cheap price. Hotel staff was very efficient. WiFi was working very good . Rooms are specious but kind of old. Pool is not heated so in winter cannot use it.

One of the best deluxe hotels available in Peshawar. The hotel is made of the cultural traditions of the city which attracts visitors from various other countries. Location of this hotel is ideal as it is surrounded by various hill stations. Food quality is average as compared to other services of the hotel.

Cute little hotel located in Peshawar. It's just steps off the Karkhana Bazaar and a decent walk to many of the places we wanted to visit. The apartment was clean and adequate. Priced very fairly. The only concern would be the ability to hear conversations of the guests above and below us. This was my second time staying here that says something right there. Once you locate the building it's easy in and easy out. Will stay there again and again. Lots of rats nearby and saw them running at night. If you're a light sleeper, don't do it. I sleep deeply and the drinks outside woke me up.

My two nights stay at the hotel Pearl Continental in Peshawar, Pakistan, was indeed a memorable one. I had always wanted to go and stay there ever since I had first heard its name: 'the pearl'. Just like its name, the hotel really is very precious with a unique architecture equalled by none other in the city. Furthermore, it can also boast of a refined sophisticated aura cultivated inside its numerous lounges and dining halls by the various, and yet well-bred, guests coming there every day. It make one pass into an illusionary world of discussion, dialogue and mutual correspondence while forgetting the everyday troubles of reality. The only problem I felt while inside the hotel was the discrepancy in the staff's attitude towards guests. Although nothing was said or done overtly but body language showed partiality towards some guests as compared to others, which is what I did not come to like. Although it did not affect me but I think it can bring a negative impact on the wonderful reputation that the pearl has.