Bhaktapur Hotels with Parking

The homestay is near the center of the ancient city, quiet in the middle of noisy. It is very close to the four squares and super convenient. The homestay is managed by an old couple and is well organized. There is a garden full of flowers. The room was clean and tidy and very comfortable. Breakfast is rich, especially Badgang yogurt, very delicious. Go to that Kuot rent a car by the homestay to help contact, 1700 rupees, super cheap.

If there are 6 stars or 7 stars, I will definitely choose it. It's a pity that there are only 5 stars! The moment I got off the car, all the fatigue of the journey disappeared instantly. The design of the hotel is so beautiful! It is located in the forest, surrounded by clouds and mist, like a fairyland, and every shot is a blockbuster. The four of us booked a three-story villa, which is very large and high-end. The housekeeper is very considerate and delicate, and the staff is warm and thoughtful, with a smile on their faces. The encounter with guru ji Hswami Satya Shree was the luckiest thing for our trip. A person who exudes the light of God all over his body led us to hike at 5:00 in the morning and saw the light of sunrise. After the hike, he led us to traditional Nepalese yoga until 9:10 in the morning. Yoga meditation in the quiet forest made us feel calm and happy. After that, guru ji talked with us for a whole afternoon. We got very rich information from him. He is a loving and generous elder. This is definitely the best gift in 2024. We will come again.

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

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.

The location is good, walking distance to Badgang Square and several other squares. I chose a heritage hotel specifically because I like the quaint and historical decoration style. It should be a solar water heater. It takes a while for the hot water to come out, but the water temperature is still satisfactory. I stayed for two nights and enjoyed two breakfasts. One was a buffet breakfast. There were not many varieties, but a few but fine ones, including both Western and local Nepali flavors. On the other day, because there were fewer guests, we had a breakfast set, which was local Nepali style. It included several kinds of dairy products, all of which were cold, such as yogurt and thin yogurt with water. It made my stomach feel a little uncomfortable. , quickly asked for hot water.

Take a taxi to the entrance of the scenic area, bought a ticket (500 rubles-equivalent to 30 yuan), pass Duba Square, the alley on the left, it is easy to see this hotel. I arrived early, so I decided to go to Nagarkot. The man who looked like a hotel owner seriously told me how to get to the bus station and gave me directions on the map. The room was clean and fairly quiet. Breakfast on the roof is attentive. Finally, I also recommend a reliable taxi back to Kathmandu, and pick up the bus at the entrance of the hotel when the time is right.

The location is good view including the services. However the cleanness need to improve

It is about a 2-minute walk from the end of the local bus from Bhaktapur. Access to the city center is better than any hotel. The entrance is a little confusing. The room is very spacious and clean, the wash basin, shower, toilet, all water pressure is strong, and hot water comes out. There is no heating facility, but there is no problem because the futon is neat. Both dinner and breakfast were substantial, and Talcalidalbert was quite delicious even though I ate in Nepal. The mother is also very kind.

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!