Sabila Boutique Hotel

It's super good. It's only a three-minute walk from the tower, which is very convenient. The room is clean and fresh, and the key is the service attitude is superb.

The local tour arrived one day in advance, so I stayed one night by myself. This is a relatively new homestay, which is relatively quiet at the end of the alley, but it is difficult for taxi drivers to find it. The decoration is relatively new, and the room is similar to the picture. Because there is a double bed, it is not spacious. There is only a small table and a shelf in the room, and there is not much space to put things. The bathroom is relatively spacious, but then the sewer leaked, and the shower did not have a shower curtain. The small garden for breakfast is the biggest highlight, and the environment is good. This is my second time to Nepal. The homestays in Kathmandu are similar. There are not many supplies in them. It is best to bring your own, but they all provide free tea and coffee. The staff are very friendly. There is a lady at the front desk who speaks Chinese, which is very convenient for Chinese people. To be honest, I don’t particularly recommend it for Chinese tourists.

The room is very clean and the landlord is very friendly. The hotel is a two-minute walk from the Boudhanath Pagoda, which is very convenient whether you want to get up early or experience the pagoda at night. In the morning, the landlord will carefully prepare breakfast for every guest, and Chinese service is also available. The only drawback is that it is a bit cold to sleep at night in this season. There is no air conditioning and only a small heater.

Highly recommended!