




Dimora Hotel
Budget-friendly stay with free breakfast near the airport
Airport access
How you get from this hotel to the gate.
About this hotel
The Dimora Hotel offers a practical and comfortable base for travellers needing to be close to Allama Iqbal International Airport. Its 2-star rating reflects a focus on essential amenities, including free Wi-Fi and complimentary parking, which are valuable for those arriving by car. Mornings start with a free breakfast, setting you up for the day, whether you're heading to the airport or exploring the local area. For dining, Savour Foods - Ghazi Road is a mere four-minute walk away, providing a convenient option for meals. The hotel also provides room service for those who prefer to dine in, and a full-service laundry is available for longer stays or quick refreshes.
- Near airport
- Free breakfast
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
Our take
Dimora Hotel offers a lot of included services for a 2-star budget stay: free breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking, room service and laundry, with a local restaurant a few minutes on foot. The airport is a short taxi ride, so allow time for the transfer on an early flight. An 8.2 rating from 57 reviews is solid. I would pick it for value on a one- or two-night stopover.
- Take advantage of the free breakfast to start your day without extra cost.
- If you have a car, the free parking is a significant benefit for your stay.
- Walk to Savour Foods - Ghazi Road for a quick and easy meal option nearby.
Why we love it
- Only an 11-minute taxi ride to the airport
- Complimentary breakfast included with your stay
- Free Wi-Fi and on-site parking available
- Full-service laundry for convenience
Why guests love itDimora Hotel is a budget-friendly 2-star hotel a short taxi ride from Allama Iqbal International Airport. Breakfast, Wi-Fi and on-site parking are free, and room service and full-service laundry are available. A local restaurant is a few minutes' walk away. Guests rate it 8.2 from 57 reviews. It is a practical, inexpensive base for a family stopover in Lahore, reached by taxi rather than on foot.