Kathmandu Valley Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

It's very conveniently located amd the other it was very nice to get to know a little other guests. The toilets can definetely be improved but still acceptable

A relaxing time with beautiful walks in the jungle and plenty of lovely space to sit and read

Sit back, relax, and let the managers take care of all your travel needs. For your first visit to Nepal the Kathmandu Ecohotel is a great place to stay. Tours are conveniently planned in the lobby area by the hotel manager Bimal. All tours are affordable and less expensive than local competitors. I had the opportunity to visit all the cultural sites and temples of the city, and visit Nagarkot Hill for an excellent morning view of the Himalayas and afternoon hike. The nearby cultural diner with dancers is a must. Four days is all you need to have a great time in the city. Shopping in the backpacker district of Thamel is right out of the hotel's front door. The attached restaurant has great food, and breakfasts are free if you have a room at the hotel. Rooms are clean and reasonably priced. Tour planning and friendly staff makes the Kathmandu Ecohotel a great place to stay for your first visit to Nepal.

Always bargain. Any price an hotel manager, a website or a travel agency gives you for an activity or a tour will cost you at least half if you book it yourself directly. For example if booked from the hotel, paragliding would have cost 120$. We booked directly from the company for 55$

It was a perfect hotel and staff was amazing. I have used the spa as well and I would recommend it to everyone. one of the ladies, Sosi, was particularly very good. I will use Dwarikas again for my next trip to Kathmandu!

Great location, near the airport, nice oasis from the smog of the street.

A very nice guest house in the Thamel district. The neighborhood is quiet and (it seemed to me) very safe. Totally quiet at night, with a sanctuary type of atmosphere due to fact it's walled in with a garden. About a 10-minute walk from all the restaurants and bars in Thamel. And there are plenty of souvenir shops in the immediate vicinity. There's an excellent coffee shop nearby called Java. Best coffee in Katmandu. They roast their own coffee and make great espresso drinks. A good place to sip a latte while planning your day. The hotel has the feeling of a traditional guest house. The restaurant serves a good variety of dishes and is worth visiting in its own right. They also have a yoga class in the morning. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. I like that they are environmentally conscious and that they try to keep waste to a minimum. I found myself being very careful with water and electricity, because I was aware that these resources aren't things you take for granted in Katmandu. There are scheduled "brown-outs" every day (as everywhere in Katmandu), but the hotel has got back-ups so there weren't any significant interruptions to hot water or electricity. I didn't bring any devices so I can't comment on wi-fi, but they let me use the computer in the office to check my email. Overall, the KGH is somewhat modest, not a luxury hotel by any means, but perfectly clean, welcoming, and well situated.

The new mangement of this small hotel have created a welcoming, safe and comfortable home away from home. Renovations are substantially complete. The garden provides a quiet oasis for visiting with friends, reading, having a snack or meal. I stayed in one of the boutique rooms which overlooks the garden. It was quiet and nicely decorated with a comfortable bed.....and very clean. The staff here provides a very high level of service. They are friendly and skilled and handle large service and expedition groups weel while also making the individual traveller at home. As part of the room tariff, guests are treated to a full breakfast buffet. A short walk from the entrance is the full offering of restaurants and shops in Thamel. The Hotel Moonlight is well on it's way to becoming one of the top hotels in the area. I highly recommend staying here while exploring Kathmandu.

This hotel is easy to find just north of a main street on line rooms are in the front building better rooms are in the back building front building is on the street and the back building is away from the street cheap ,clean everything was working