It is now 14 years that I am not there. But any time that I remember my stay in Regal Internet Inn, and its the beautiful and insightful owner, Malik, my heart starts beating. I LOVED to stay there for months. Malik was so kind, generous and a very spiritual person who took us to many Sufi and Qaval Festivals... When I backed to Iran, my home country, I always thought that one day I should back there. Now I am living in Australia and still thinking that one day I MUST back there (this time with my daughter) and stay longer... Lahore, Regal Inn, to see more of Sufi Festivals, Malik, Gunga, Baba Chaman, Sufi Dance, etc. everything in there was magical...

I havent been here in many years but during my stay it was magic. The then- proprietor Mr. Malik would take visitors to see what only the locals accessed- cheap backstreet markets, qwaali music, Sufi ceremonies. Best times of this Canadian girls life!

Nice

This is a very belated review - because I stayed here 13 years ago in 2001!I was travelling alone in Pakistan for a month. As a lone, white, British female, this was something of an experience...The Regale Internet Inn had been recommended to me by fellow backpackers back in Delhi a few months before. Of all my adventures in Pakistan, this was the most memorable and I will never forget Maliks hospitality and willingness to educate his guests by exposing them to all kinds of cultural experiences. My time there (probably a week, at most) stands out as a real event in my life (Im now 47). I dont think anywhere else would have given me the same...I would give a thousand recommends to this place. It wasnt just a place to crash: it was a haven; a family; a real education.

Friendly staff and clean comfortable environment.

There is not on the temple street, you can find so small entrance. Need to ask where is hotel. You can check in at third floors and no elevator in there.

Not impressive

Good Atmosphere and hotel

Average

Dirty hotel and look like date point so hate it