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S.I.S Hotel Jaglot
A quiet room with a mountain in the window
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The best stop on the Karakoram Highway
Most travellers pass through Jaglot without stopping. The ones who do stop tend to stay longer than they meant to.
S.I.S Hotel is a family-run hotel right on the Karakoram Highway at Jaglot, where the valley opens towards the Indus and the mountains rise on every side. We keep things simple and do them properly: clean, comfortable rooms, attached bathrooms with hot water, heating, Wi-Fi, home-cooked food, a green lawn to relax on, and owners who are on hand to help you plan the road ahead.
Mountain views
Peaks on every side of the building.
Kitchen open 7 am – 10 pm
Gilgiti, Pakistani and continental.
Airport transfers
Gilgit airport, 45 minutes, arranged for you.
Free parking
Secure, on site, with room for 4x4s.


Accommodation
Six room types, all with heating, Wi-Fi and a clean attached bathroom with hot water.
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Deluxe Family Suite
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Panorama View Room
Classic Double
Luxury Single
Standard Twin
Hotel facilities
Comfortable rooms
Large beds, fresh linen and a sitting area in our best rooms.
Attached bathrooms
Every room has its own clean bathroom with hot water around the clock.
Heating & air conditioning
Warm in winter, cool in summer, whatever the valley is doing.
Green lawn
Sit out on the lawn with tea and the mountains all around you.
Free secure parking
Parking on site for every guest, with room for 4x4s.
24/7 reception
Someone is always at the front desk, day and night.
- Free Wi-Fi
- Restaurant 7 am – 10 pm
- Airport transfers
- Mountain views
- Family friendly
- Safe & secure
Beyond the ordinary
A family-run hotel where the owners look after you themselves.
From the moment you pull off the Karakoram Highway, we want the road to feel far away: a clean, warm room, a hot meal, help planning tomorrow's drive, and a quiet night with the mountains outside your window.
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Two eight-thousanders and a junction of three ranges
Nanga Parbat is visible from half our rooms. Rakaposhi is two hours up the highway. Everything below is reachable in a day.
Explore Jaglot with S.I.S
Everything below starts within a morning's drive. Half of it starts at our front door.
Nanga Parbat viewpoint walk
A two-hour round trip from our front door to the classic view of the world's ninth-highest mountain.
Fairy Meadows jeep day
The famous alpine meadow beneath Nanga Parbat, reached by 4x4 and a short walk.
Three mountain ranges junction
The point where the Karakoram, Himalaya and Hindu Kush ranges meet — ten minutes away.
Hunza valley day trip
Karimabad, Baltit Fort and the Attabad lake, in one long and worthwhile day.
What guests say
Beyond expectations
We arrived late after a landslide delay and they had kept dinner warm for us without being asked. That is the kind of thing you remember.
Exceptional hospitality
I have travelled the Karakoram Highway three times and this is the best stop I have found. The manager arranged a jeep to Fairy Meadows within an hour of my asking.
Perfect for travelling with kids
The family suite gave our two children their own space, which after four days on the KKH was exactly what everyone needed. Breakfast was generous and the Wi-Fi actually worked.
Halfway between Gilgit and the mountain
We are directly on the Karakoram Highway at Jaglot, which means you cannot really miss us and you do not need to detour. The junction of the Karakoram, Himalaya and Hindu Kush ranges is ten minutes down the road.
| Gilgit airport | 45 minutes · transfer available |
| Three-ranges junction | 10 minutes |
| Raikot bridge (Fairy Meadows) | 30 minutes |
| Hunza / Karimabad | 2 hours 30 |
| Islamabad by road | 14–16 hours |
Notes from the highway
Road conditions, seasons, food and the walks we actually recommend.
Driving the Karakoram Highway: what nobody tells you
The KKH is spectacular and occasionally unnerving. Here is what we tell guests before they set off.
ReadThe best time to visit Gilgit-Baltistan, month by month
Spring blossom, summer trekking, autumn colour or winter silence — each season here is a different place.
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Walking to the Nanga Parbat viewpoint from our door
A two-hour round trip that ends at one of the great mountain views on earth. No guide strictly required.
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