팔레티즈 호텔 라호르

Is a very ancient hotel but is too bad on the gym facility, but the services is the only thing I have to give complements.

Overcharged for meals not eaten, even though 3 days advance notice was given. Staff came into rooms regularly, interrupting and disruptive, ant times without knocking, asking directly for tips daily. Mosquitoes in room each night. Toiletries missing from beginning and never replenished. Could not get an iron for ironing. They hovered over me while I ironed my clothing and immediately took it back each night

Stayed for the nights of November 23, 24 and 25, 2023. I was told that this is a Heritage Hotel which is renovated in 2013. Hotel has impressive lobby and hallway. Restaurant is adjacent to the lobby and serves complementary breakfast. Buffett breakfast was good and had many dishes to choose from. Our room was spacious and well appointed. Service in restaurant and housekeeping was A class. The only issue is had with the room was that our room was close to their banquet halls and right from 7 am we can hear loud staff voices who are setting up or removing stuff. Furthermore when housekeeping, mini bar and maintenance are in the hallway they start talking to each other loudly which is very annoying. Other than that we enjoyed our stay.

Stayed here for 7 nights, with my wife, and we thoroughly enjoyed the history of this place and the hotel experience. The staff were all very helpful and accommodating, even though I hate the “tipping” mentality that is prevalent in Pakistan. This hotel will, definitely, be my “hotel of first choice” on out next visit to Lahore, God Willing.

Staying at Flattei’s Hotel is like stepping back into the grand and nostalgic charm of early 20th-century Lahore. The hotel's colonial architecture, with its majestic high ceilings, long black-and-white tiled corridors, and beautifully manicured gardens, evokes a glorious past that few places can still offer. It is a living reminder of a more gracious era—one in which Lahore was a cosmopolitan hub, frequently visited by international dignitaries, artists, and icons such as Ava Gardner and Marlon Brando. Flattei’s also holds historic significance, having hosted luminaries like Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Justice Cornelius. Walking through its halls, you can't help but feel connected to the city’s rich cultural and liberal heritage. The staff is exceptionally courteous, well-mannered, and genuinely helpful—offering warm smiles and attentive service that often surpasses what is found in many of today’s five-star establishments. Its location is unmatched—tucked behind WAPDA House, near the Punjab Assembly, and right off The Mall, placing you at the crossroads of old-world charm and modern-day Lahore. Whether you are a local looking for a serene staycation or a visitor eager to explore the city’s heritage, Flattei’s Hotel offers an experience like no other.

People staying at hotel are away from home and they need a homely feel, I would say Faletti’s was absolutely remarkable in this regard. They had great staff. Whenever I used to go for breakfast, lunch or dinner, the staff used to offer us to carry our 1.5 month old baby so that we can eat properly, or they would serve food at our table from buffet so that we don’t have to get up again and again. Their service was so quick, that even if I looked away for few minutes and they would see that I’m not eating and my plate is empty, they would instantly remove it. From room service to laundry, everything was great. I had an amazing stay here.