Hotels in Nagarkot

"We really enjoyed our stay here. The service is top-notch. Rooms are very clean and they provide all the necessary amenities. We loved the view from our room and on a clear day, you can see the Himalayas. Breakfast buffet was lovely and the staff are so attentive and quick. Dinner at the restaurant was on the pricier side. We ordered a cheese pizza that tasted very bland and had to send it back. The chef added more cheese on top and reheated the pizza which made it worse. However, the waiter was very nice enough to send the pizza back again and removed it from our bill. Apart from that, we would definitely recommend this hotel and cannot wait to return."

"We booked this hotel specifically for sunset and sunrise viewing. The environment was nice, and the facilities were well-maintained. The service was also quite good; hot drinks and meals were served on the terrace in the evening, along with a bonfire. There's also a hot spring on site."

"We stayed only 1 night hoping to see sunrise but unluckily the cloud/pollution level were a lot even at the mountain where the resort is located. We had a great time there with beer and play games until late night. 1 disappointed thing is we were informed that the pool is heated pool but it is not heated at all, so we didn’t get to do swimming there. The hotel also have a taxi service for us from hotel to airport in a convenient truck with AC! Overall are good"

"I must first say that the service staff there were very friendly and helpful. Check-in and check-out went very smoothly. The hotel staff were also very polite and kind and helped take photos. But I think the hotel rooms are not as beautiful as in the photos, and the outdoor balcony is actually very small and you can't see any scenery, which is very different from the pictures. There are a lot of mosquitoes in the swimming pool and hot spring pool, so if you come here for the facilities, it's okay. There are many facilities here, but basically you have to pay, even the sauna and steam room need to be reserved and paid. The hotel itself is independent and it takes at least 10 minutes by car or 30 minutes on foot to get to the more populated village. At this time of year, it will rain in the afternoon, and there are a lot of clouds and basically no mountains can be seen, so try to avoid this time. Their staff said that it is best to come from December to January! Breakfast was average"

"Impeccable hotel on the highest point of the mountain. You can watch the sunset and sunrise, and you can directly see Everest when the visibility is good. The chalet is lower in the mountains, and there are two rooms on the upper and lower floors. The main building has better visibility at the highest point."

"Just on the mountain, you can see the whole mountain view with your own observation deck. The room is quite large, there is a separate bathroom, and there is a bathtub. This is the most luxurious inn in the mountains of Nepal. Unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures... The most pleasant surprise is that I met the little brother of Kailong here. The one in black clothes), because when I was looking for an inn on the Internet, there was a coffee lodge ranked first. In the evaluation, Kailong, who said that he would speak Chinese, had already left, so he changed this inn, but he did not expect it. When I met him, it seems that the two inns are all opened by their family. The little brother’s voice is very good, and the ear will be pregnant. Not only is Chinese good, but English is better... I will do it early in the morning. Breakfast, breakfast is really delicious, there are many varieties, there are still old godmother, because there are two Chinese groups, basically came out and everyone was robbed and empty... but most regrettably, did not see the sunrise The fog on the mountain in the early morning is too big, and I can't see it clearly."

"Nice hotel with great views. Breakfast and dinner buffet were not good - food was cold and not tasty. Enjoyed the stay there"

"This hostel is really unique. I loved feeling like I was staying in the bush as I looked out at the trees through my window in the morning. It was pretty cold and there's no heating in the room, so I struggled to get out of bed, but the bedding kept me warm enough throughout the night. Unfortunately, they didn't have a kettle in the room to help keep me warm with a little hot water, but they did give me a thermos of hot water from the restaurant when I asked about it. The shower also never remained warm for long. These shortcomings were made up for by the unique environment and the wonderful views up at the restaurant/communal area. On the last day, I could see the Himalayas clearly from there. It was beautiful. There is also a great variety of reasonably priced food at the restaurant. The hotel is also about 10 minutes walk from the centre of town and 10 minutes walk in the other direction is a great place to view the sunrise. The staff were happy to help out and give directions when I asked. Of course, it would have been even nicer if they had offered some of that information on my arrival rather than waiting for me to ask. Overall, a great place to stay!"

"What a stay! Wow, this hotel blew our expectations out of the water. From the moment we arrived, the location was beautiful overlooking the hills, valley, and mountains on a clear day. The atmosphere was so warm and welcoming, it was a delight to chat to the owner and be in his company. He offered us tea leaves fresh from the garden, and sat with us chatting away on a number of ocassions, Immediately we extended our stay by another night, as did another 3 people who were staying there. The place is very clean, the beds very comfy, and the rooms a great size, with hot water in specific hours each day. Also would love to recommend the lemon and honey tea, with wild honey. What a treat! More of a homestay welcome than a hotel, go there, you will definitely extend your stay. We will be back again to stay and throw some more acrobatics :D"