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Tigerland Safari - A Lemon Tree Resort, Chitwan, Nepal
Located in Birgunj Metropolitan City.
View DetailsHotels in Kathmandu
Nepal's capital is home to the widest range of accommodation, from budget guesthouses in the backpacker hub of Thamel to five-star international hotels with Himalayan views. Kathmandu is where most international flights arrive, making it the natural base for your Nepal trip.
Luxury Hotels in Kathmandu
Dwarika's Hotel
A UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award winner. A living museum of traditional Newari woodcarving set around heritage courtyards. Arguably Nepal's most iconic luxury stay.
Hyatt Regency Kathmandu
Set within the grounds of the ancient Boudhanath area, offering a full-service spa, multiple restaurants, and lush gardens. A reliable international luxury brand.
Kathmandu Marriott Hotel
Contemporary luxury in the Naxal district with panoramic Himalayan views from upper floors, an outdoor pool, and excellent dining. A strong base for business and leisure.
Mid-Range & Boutique Hotels in Thamel
Thamel is Kathmandu's tourist heart — packed with restaurants, shops, and trekking outfitters. Mid-range stays here put you within walking distance of everything.
Hotel Shanker
A converted 19th-century Rana palace with regal gardens near the Royal Palace Museum. Excellent value for its heritage atmosphere and central location.
Kantipur Temple House
A beautifully restored Newari-style boutique hotel in Thamel. Rooftop terrace with mountain views, excellent service, and authentic Nepali character throughout.
Book hotels in Kathmandu well in advance for October–November (peak season). The areas of Thamel, Lazimpat, and Naxal are all popular with US travelers and offer the easiest access to restaurants and transport.
Hotels in Pokhara
Pokhara is Nepal's second-largest city and the adventure capital. Located on the shore of Phewa Lake with the Annapurna massif as a backdrop, it's one of the world's most dramatically situated destinations. Most visitors stay in Lakeside (Baidam) — a relaxed strip of hotels, cafés, and gear shops.
Temple Tree Resort & Spa
Award-winning eco-resort set in 6 acres of botanical gardens on the edge of Phewa Lake. Stunning pool, spa, and mountain views. A true luxury escape.
Fish Tail Lodge
Uniquely accessed by a rope-pulled raft, this legendary lakeside lodge offers traditional decor, beautiful gardens, and one of Nepal's finest dining experiences.
Lakeside Boutique Hotels
Dozens of excellent mid-range options line the Lakeside strip — many with rooftop restaurants and mountain views for $40–$80/night. Budget guesthouses from $15/night.
Hotels & Jungle Lodges in Chitwan
Chitwan National Park is Nepal's most popular wildlife destination. Accommodation ranges from affordable guesthouses in Sauraha village to exclusive jungle lodges inside the park buffer zone.
Tiger Tops Tharu Lodge
The pioneering eco-lodge that established jungle tourism in Nepal. Beautifully designed Tharu-inspired bungalows, all-inclusive safari packages, and expert naturalist guides.
Meghauli Serai (Taj)
A Taj Hotels property on the banks of the Rapti River inside the park buffer zone. Ultra-luxury tented suites with private decks — among Nepal's finest wildlife experiences.
Teahouse Lodges on Trekking Routes
Nepal's trekking trails are lined with teahouse lodges — family-run guesthouses that offer a bed, meals, and local hospitality at every stage of major routes. They are an integral part of the Nepal trekking experience.
What to Expect at a Teahouse
- Basic dormitory or private twin rooms with clean bedding
- Shared bathrooms (hot shower sometimes available for a fee)
- Dal bhat, noodles, momos, and tea/coffee — nutritious and filling
- Cost: $5–$15 per night for a room, $3–$8 for meals
- Wi-Fi available at lower elevations, variable at altitude
- Solar-powered electricity; charge devices in the dining room
Nepal Hotel Booking Tips
| Season | Months | Availability | Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peak Season | Oct–Nov | Book Far Ahead | Highest — 20–40% premium |
| Spring Season | Mar–May | Book 2–3 months ahead | High, especially May |
| Monsoon | Jun–Sep | Easy Availability | 30–50% discounts common |
| Winter | Dec–Feb | Good Availability | Best prices of the year |
Where to Stay in Kathmandu: Area Guide
| Area | Best For | Price Range/Night | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thamel | Backpackers, trekkers, first-timers | $15–$150 | Restaurants, gear shops, nightlife, transport hubs |
| Lazimpat | Business travelers, mid-range | $60–$200 | Quiet, embassies, upscale restaurants, easy taxi access |
| Naxal | Luxury travelers | $150–$400+ | Kathmandu Marriott, Himalayan views, peaceful gardens |
| Boudhanath | Spiritual seekers, culture lovers | $30–$120 | UNESCO stupa, Tibetan culture, monasteries, rooftop cafes |
| Patan / Lalitpur | Art & heritage travelers | $40–$180 | Ancient Durbar Square, boutique heritage hotels, artisan workshops |