Janakpur Zone All inclusive Vacations

Très bon emplacement, calme malgré l'agitation des environs, personnel très serviable, à la réception Ranul et Rajy , au service du petit déjeuner Nous avions une chambre vue jardin avec balcon...simplement la superficie de 27M2 ne nous semble pas correcte..

Good hotel, helpful staff

I have been staying in KTM hotels & guest houses since 1991, so I have seen many. This is a newer hotel but as you can see from the photos, a LOT of care & TLC have gone into the design of this hotel. The TLC doesn't stop at the furnishings! The desk staff are always polite and cheerful but also VERY PROFESSIONAL, so perfect for business travelers who want to print a document at 3 am (~3pm in N America lol): just email the pdf to the front desk & they will do it! The kitchen & dining is also fabulous, and is the deal breaker for value, with typical pancakes & sausages & eggs cooked to order for normies, but also delicious vegetarian options, both eastern and south Asian offerings available on a daily basis, with a cappuccino latte also included if desired! A covered outdoor patio garden dining area is convenient for families and groups, while an inner coffee restaurant area with Tibetan turquoise laden table-tops can support laptops for comfortable working breakfasts of travelers needing to catch up with emails. Early risers can also enjoy self-made coffee from the room, and pilgrims can try to book a room that looks directly toward Swayambhu or Pashupatinath for rich support for one's morning meditations! Especially senior travelers (over 50 crowd) are recommended to go the extra mile and book the room with bathtub. You will thank yourself later! Housekeeping teams are also thorough and responsive to detailed instructions. Safe & iron complete the confidence!

We stayed in the suite 902. The wifi did not work for most of our stay. The electric outlets are so loose your charger does not stay in the wall you have to prop up the bottom of the charger with a book or glass to keep it from falling out of the socket. The light switches are in odd locations, for example to turn on the bathroom light you have to go to the far side of the room to a group of switches by the bedside and turn on all lights. The coffee offered in the room was nescafe packets. Bottom line, for $100/night this would have been fine, but for $300+/night it was overpriced and not worth it.

Ankit was our favourite food and beverage supervisor. King had a blast playing in the mornings in the resturant with all the attention from the staff. Don’t hesitate to stay there. Beautiful views, great amenities and great hospitality!