I have stayed in this hotel at least 20 times during the last 3 years, but on my most recent stay was very disappointed that they have stopped the SPG program for reasons they tried to explain but I still do not understand. Travelling to Pakistan is cumbersome, difficult and sometimes scary. Getting some personal benefit like SPG was a small reward. Now I will have to start collecting Marriott rewards at the Marriott one block down from the Sheraton despite the Sheraton being bigger, better, and possibly safer (it's a bit further away from the US Consulate).

I and my wife stayed there for one night and tow days and we found it best, especially my wife and she wants to be there once again. Rooms are five class standard but one thing that I notified is that on their web site the have displayed an LCD in the room but there was a big fat TV instead.

The hotel is very good, very comfy and tidy. not the modernest around but you will not feel odd. I found it a bit strange to setup a small kiosk to sell mango facing the entrance. Staff is very polite. Internet was a bit slow.

Ok for a Sheraton- they take security seriously (for thsi reason I would stya again). They did their best to be helpful but the checkout experience was interesting - weird charges and looked like a racket. I was on 6th floor - nicest rooms. They are remodeling- other floors have very poor looking rooms. I hear it is one of the best available- so if you can stay on 6th floor go here- the woman on the 8th floor frequent stayer desk is very nice. Food in the restaurant called "Pakistani" is excelelnt. Getting internet access requires callign business center and gettign passcode, etc..a very clunky process.