Luxury Hotels in Nepal for your luxury stay
While Nepal is known as a budget backpacker destination, numerous dazzling hotels take into account the 'extravagance' end of the market. Furthermore, a considerable number of them have the additional advantage of being more reasonable than lavish and luxury hotels elsewhere on the planet. From boutique hotels in the city that are loaded with antiques to safari lodges in national parks, here are our picks of the best lavish and luxury hotels in Nepal.
Dwarika's is, just, one of the most lovely hotels in Nepal. It's not in an extravagant area, just on a bustling street a short walk from the Pashupatinath Temple, yet behind its wall lies an oasis of architectural charm and traditional extravagance. It was established by Dwarika Das Shrestha during the 1960s, partly as a project to rescue and revive the traditional Newari artworks of the Kathmandu Valley, which he saw as being under danger. Presently, the block and carved timber hotel is practically a historical center, done in the style of traditional Newari castles, (for example, those you'll discover in the Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares). The 83 extensive rooms and suites are chock-full of antiques, paintings, locally made bed linens, and other apparatuses. Each room is unique and lavish. There's likewise a beautiful pool in the center of the yard, various restaurants serving probably the best foods in Kathmandu, astonishing breakfast buffets, and daily yoga classes with an instructor who is well known for his eccentricity. If money is no object, Dwarika's is your best decision in the Nepali capital.
Hyatt Regency Hotel, Kathmandu
The Hyatt Regency is most loved among immigrants in Kathmandu for its exquisite pool and epic weekend breakfast buffets, yet it's suitable for guests passing through the Nepali capital. Situated in Boudhanath, it's only a 10-minute walk through back-paths to the dazzling Boudhanath Stupa, the holiest Tibetan Buddhist site outside of Tibet. This lodging is huge, yet it doesn't feel generic gratitude to the flawlessly designed lobby (with its carved chortens), its various dining zones, and it’s a downstair spa that is presumably the best in the city. On the off chance that the facts demonstrate that you get what you pay for, at that point your cash will be well spent at the Hyatt Regency.The Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu
Dwarika's is, just, one of the most lovely hotels in Nepal. It's not in an extravagant area, just on a bustling street a short walk from the Pashupatinath Temple, yet behind its wall lies an oasis of architectural charm and traditional extravagance. It was established by Dwarika Das Shrestha during the 1960s, partly as a project to rescue and revive the traditional Newari artworks of the Kathmandu Valley, which he saw as being under danger. Presently, the block and carved timber hotel is practically a historical center, done in the style of traditional Newari castles, (for example, those you'll discover in the Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares). The 83 extensive rooms and suites are chock-full of antiques, paintings, locally made bed linens, and other apparatuses. Each room is unique and lavish. There's likewise a beautiful pool in the center of the yard, various restaurants serving probably the best foods in Kathmandu, astonishing breakfast buffets, and daily yoga classes with an instructor who is well known for his eccentricity. If money is no object, Dwarika's is your best decision in the Nepali capital.
The Dwarika's Resort, Dhulikhel
Dwarika's Kathmandu city property is about design, while the focus of the fresher Dwarika's Resort Dhulikhel is unwinding in a mountain setting. Situated in Dhulikhel, around 30 kilometers (one and a half to two hours) from Kathmandu, there are stunning perspectives on the frigid Himalaya on clear days from the hotel. There is a lot of outdoor lounging areas to appreciate the perspectives, a brilliant spa that offers a wide scope of treatments, and even an outdoor meditation maze. Packages that consolidate accommodation, dinners, and spa treatments are likewise accessible.Meghauli Serai, Chitwan National Park, Meghauli
Meghauli Serai, Chitwan National Park is a part of the Taj chain of hotels, an eminent Indian luxury hotel network. The 30-room lodge is situated close to the Rapti River and is intended to mix in with the wild nature of the encompassing park and buffer territories. A magnificent infinity pool overlooks the river and lush jungle. Arts and antiquities from the nearby Tharu individuals are utilized all through the retreat and an interesting component is a beaded chandelier in the lounge area, produced using more than 10,000 hand-painted beads. All of the safari activities are provided here, as is standard for lodgings in the region of Chitwan National Park.Barahi Jungle Lodge, Meghauli
Barahi Jungle Lodge is situated in Meghauli, in the western part of Chitwan, and on the banks of the Rapti River. If you need to go on a safari in Chitwan National Park yet would prefer not to forfeit your comfort, at that point Barahi is a decent choice. They offer all the activities that attract visitors to Chitwan – jungle walk, canoeing, elephant bathing, Tharu cultural program, and different kinds of safari. Each thatched chalet accompanies a private balcony, with magnificent views over the river and the national park. Likewise, loads of local bamboo and sustainable wood have been utilized in their development. There are 34 deluxe rooms and one family suite, an on-location spa that offers Ayurvedic, Thai, and other treatments, along with an outdoor pool.Tiger Tops Tharu Lodge, Kawasoti
Set up in 1964, Tiger Tops is one of the oldest tourist foundations in Nepal and has an incredible reputation. The Tharu Lodge is found simply outside Chitwan National Park, a short distance from the Narayani River, which isolates the recreation center from the nearby towns. It's not situated in occupied Sauraha, where many park-related facilities and organizations are, so remaining here feels more remote and serene. Visitors can pick between luxury tents (with the prominence on luxury!) or rooms in mud-walled structures – both are beautiful. The nurseries are deliberately tended, there's a pool, peaceful perspectives over the river and farmland, and all park activities, (for example, jungle walking, jeep safaris, and canoeing) are managed. Close to the Tharu Lodge is the Elephant Camp.Tiger Tops Karnali Lodge, Nepal
Bardia National Park is situated in the far western region of Nepal, and it is a much lesser-visited national park than Chitwan. However, it is popular among those who expect a wild experience. Tiger Tops has moved its classic safari style lodging from Chitwan to Bardia, at the Karnali Lodge. There are only nine boutique rooms and delicious organic food is served. Though to some extent its crucial to get to Western Nepal from Kathmandu (a flight to Nepalgunj, or a long bus ride), the reward is fabulous, there are very few tourists and a more prominent opportunity to witness the king of the Jungle, the Royal Bengal Tiger.Gokarna Forest Resort, Kathmandu
Gokarna Forest Resort's distinguishing highlight is that it is home to one of only four golf courses in Nepal. The eighteen-hole course is wonderfully kept up and is most loved among wealthy Nepalis just as foreign golf fans. Simply take care that the cheeky monkeys don't flee with your gulf balls. Its second distinctive component is that the adjoining Gokarna Forest at once was the hunting reserve of the Nepali royal family. It's home to deer, monkeys, and even the odd leopard. The resort can also organize the resort walk where one may walk through the resort. There's additionally a flawless pool, a gym and spa, a classy bar and floor-to-roof windows in a portion of the rooms, overlooking the forest. Gokarna Forest Resort is exceptionally near to Kathmandu however it feels far removed from it.Temple Tree Resort & Spa
Temple Tree Resort and Spa is viewed as probably the best lodging in Pokhara, the popular lakeside city that is a gateway to the Annapurna Himalayas. The hotel has first-class service and exquisite, comfortable rooms. It contains individual two-story cottages produced using rough, hand-cut stone. The resort Temple Tree is named after the fragrance of the surrounding frangipani trees, known as temple trees. There are three restaurants and bars in the resort, with lake and pool views.Yeti Mountain Home
If you want to trek in the mountains however don't fancy the 'tough' nature part of the accommodation, then you certainly have to check out Yeti Mountain Home’s lodges. These luxury lodgings in the Khumbu (Everest) region are situated at key focuses along the Everest Base Camp trekking course and its surrounding territories: Lukla, Phakding, Monjo, Namche Bazaar, Thame and Kongde. Each is flawlessly enhanced and furnished, has perceptive staff, warm and comfortable rooms, and washrooms, that also at a superb location. It's much simpler to remain energized and motivated to trek when you've had a decent night's sleep. Yeti Mountain Home can likewise arrange your trekking package.
