Hotelresorts in Nepal

'Loved the stay and hospitality. '

'From the moment you arrive and are greeted with a cool towel and a drink to cool down after a hot journey, Sunset Resort nails it. The resort is stylish and the rooms are spacious. The location is awesome, offering panoramic views of the Annapurna Range from you balcony, or the pool if you like. The staff are welcoming, professional and nothing is too much trouble, with the standard response to any request being 'no problem, I will bring it. NO worries, I will arrange it. No problem, we will...

'Wij verbleven er in een standaard kamer met een gedeeltelijk bergzicht. De basic kamer was een kille bedoening met nogal wat defecte lampen en een povere badkamer. De kamers situeren zich in een koel sfeerloos verouderd gebouw. Om je naar de lobby, restaurant of ontbijtruimte te begeven moet je steeds de straat over. De a la carte maaltijd was ok. Er werd evenwel een verkeerde rekening gepresenteerd. Koel personeel.'

'Close to airport, very clean and great service from all the staff. Loved how spacious our room and bathroom was. If you stay here, there is no need to go outside for food, they have variety of choices. We had their thali, momo and breakfast, they were all so delicious. The hotel staff is very helpful and professional. Will definitely stay here next time. Great job. '

'Good Hospitality customer care best service '

'Lake at the front, and jungle wrapping around the back of the property. Swimming, yoga, massage, hiking, and bike riding in beautiful surroundings. Excellent staff'

'Absolutely enjoyed the stay. Food was good and staffs were friendly and helpful '

'Loved my stay here. Very nicely run lodge— a great choice in the area that provides an upscale experience for a very reasonable amount. The staff were all lovely, the owner ever-present, making sure you’re having a great stay. But the stand-outs were the safari guides, who were so friendly and knowledgeable and worked very hard to ensure a great experience in the park. Saw tons of animals—so many rhinos!—but sadly no tigers, though the guides were super committed to trying to spot.'