Lahore

Although overpriced, the National is still a passable possibility in the train station area. Check out a few rooms first as they are a mixed bag in terms of cleanliness. — Lonely Planet

The Orient's cheapest rooms are drab and dingy - you're better off paying a bit more to get one of its more-comfortable (more-expensive) rooms. — Lonely Planet

The Sanai has biggish rooms and is probably the most salubrious midrange option if you wish to stay reasonably close to the main train station. — Lonely Planet

Attracting a constant stream of travellers, this mellow little guesthouse is the place in Lahore to meet fellow travellers. — Lonely Planet

A fairly sound choice in the Lower Mall area - given Lahore's paucity of midrange offerings - but like most places, it lacks pizzazz. — Lonely Planet

The pick of the cheap end of the midrange bunch, at Koh-e-Noor, the rooms are clean and the staff helpful. The positives of this new hotel outweigh the small rooms. — Lonely Planet

At the Lahori Gate end of the Anarkali Bazaar, this hotel is not only in a great location it is also good value. Cheap eats surround the hotel. — Lonely Planet

Opposite the Orient Hotel perched above numerous layers of motorcycle repair shops, the hotel is a little tired and at the pricey end of the McLeod Rd options. — Lonely Planet

Not sizzling-hot value, but the rooms here are OK apart from being sterile. — Lonely Planet

If you wish to stay in the heart of colourful Anarkali Bazaar, this small no-frills hotel is good budget option. — Lonely Planet

The views from the third floor above Badshahi Mosque and Lahore Fort are breathtaking, particularly at night. It's worth spending the extra to stay in a view room. — Lonely Planet

The sweeping views of the Lahore skyline from the top floor are the highlight of this hotel. — Lonely Planet

The rooms are kept in fairly good shape - as they should be at this price. — Lonely Planet