Stayed here for a day. The breakfast was not continental at all. Most of the breakfast geared towards towards the local market but it would have been great to have other options. Lunch was very simple and not a lot of choice which was a shame. I had always heard so much about PC so this experience was a let... More

While the hotel claims to be a 5-star posh, I wouldn't give it more than 3 stars. The location is among military HQ areas and sporting grounds, right at a very noisy Peshawar/Mall Road, walking distance from Saddar local shopping district. Although warned not to walk around alone, being of obviously European look, we had no safety problems, the people... More

one of the oldest upper scale hotels in this part of the country ,pearl continental, rawalpindi has small lobby, smaller lifts and the smallest(probably) rooms. the paint, the decor , the linen , the bath rooms and crockery etc all give the imression that it has seen better days in the past however , the cousine offered in its several... More

Having read past reviews I had major concerns about staying here. Problems with security, unhelpful staff, 'tired' rooms,musty smell, old lifts, ages to check in...all this had me really worried, especially since I was travelling with my kids. I am happy to say it was a lovely experience and I would happily stay there again. Gate security never took more... More

I have stayed in many four and five star hotels all around the world especially in Europe before getting married and settling with my husband from Pakistan. As a qualified Accountant my job required this. After marriage this was my first trip to Pakistan with my young daughter of 2. We were due to stay at many different places during... More

Staying for a week, I have experienced one of my worst hotel, the only good thing there is the security measures, you feel like you are entering a military base not an hotel but yet this measures are normal for hotels in the region. The staff in the reception is far from friendly, electricity regularly shutdown every hours or so... More

My stay at PC Rawalpindi reminds me of an old English idiom "Empty vessels make the most noise". Before I decided to stay there I read reviews of hotels in Rawalpindi and decided to stay at the PC because it sounded all good. PC is a big name. It costs Pk Rs 14,000 (97GBP) per night so there would seem... More

This hotel is located in the most safe area of Rawalpindi, the twin city of Islamabad. Hotel is too old and needs urgent facelifting. Food outlets are good specially the chinese restaurant. Room cleaning is poor and so the staff attitude.

I rated PC Pindi on value factor. STD room costing Rs. 14,800 + a whopping 25% room tax. For over Rs. 18,000 I got a small room with dbl. or queen size bed on 4th floor with partial view of Mall Rd. that is obstructed & not clear view. The bathroom floods when taking shower as it has a fixed... More