2-Star Hotels in Kathmandu

Local hotel in central Kathmandu Not far from Thalem and Durbar square Good hotel if you are travelling on a budget while enjoying a nice Nepali deco with a patio-stupa in the center of the property. Room was pretty old but reasonable for the price!

In the alley opposite the main entrance of the Manyuan Tower, you need to cross the road to the Manyuan Tower, but it is quite close. The hotel has a large space. There are 2 tables available. There are also bathtubs and heating. The price price is high. The evening is very quiet. Breakfast can be a la carte Western or Nepalese package, 260 rupees. But the amount is not good, it is recommended to eat outside, the hotel has a parking lot, the taxi can park in, it is very convenient to check the luggage.

The first image shows the entrance. It was a bit hard to find at first, but you open it by turning the handle. The doorknob is right where the person is standing. The room was relatively clean, but as you can see in the fifth photo, there's a gap under the door, so bugs were quite common. I'm not sure if they were mosquitoes or bed bugs, but I got bitten in three places in the room on the first night. I didn't get bitten after the second day, so maybe they weren't bed bugs...? There was a power outage from late on the first night (the lights worked, but plug-in items like phone chargers and fans stopped working). Since there was no air conditioning, the fan stopped, and it was hot and humid due to the rain. There were no power outages on the second day onwards. For breakfast, you could choose from about four different side dishes. The menu varied slightly each day. Milk tea and coffee were available, as well as bread, yogurt, and fruit. While the bugs and power outages were a bit of a bummer at times, we got fresh water every day, and most importantly, there were super friendly cats, which alone made it a fantastic stay. They were seriously adorable and often meowed near the room.

Very peaceful enjoyed the stay amazing internet line and a very bustling area all amenities actually available within the hotel or through the referral by the hotel, I recommend it.

Location is alright, there’s occasional cockroaches running past you when you are in the room, cleanliness has a lot to improve on. Worst part is that I booked a single room and was given a room next to the elevator with a window without curtain, anyone tall enough would be able to look into my room and everything in it, to add on to that, the room was next to the elevator and you can hear every footstep and noise/chat coming from the corridor, and when the elevator moves, there’s this super unnecessary music that runs with it so you would get a sense of that throughout the day and night. When I went to the receptionist to ask for a different room, she told me there’s no other rooms available and I have to pay an extra 1500 rupee to upgrade to a different room, that amount, adding with the original I paid for- would already be much higher than a standard deluxe room. Obviously she and the hotel was trying to scam me by leveraging on giving a super lousy room at first. Even though they eventually agreed to change room for me at no charge, I was honestly traumatised by this hotel and was uncomfortable through the stay. Then at check-out in the next morning, the guy was reluctant to let me go asking if I had already paid and making calls to confirm about it. Overall there’s surely better rooms for similar price in Thamel, so do try to skip this hotel unless you like some good memorable reasons to spoil your trip.

I stayed here near the airport in preparation for my flight the next morning. When I asked the staff about the breakfast time, I got different answers depending on who I asked. When I went to the breakfast venue in the morning, it wasn't ready yet, so I had them call my room when it was ready. The showers are quite local and don't come with a conditioner, so if you want to use them, it's better to bring your own. It was helpful to be able to pick up and drop off from the hotel to the airport.

I booked this hotel for an overnight stay before my flight back home, as it coincided with election day. I chose it because of the positive reviews from Japanese guests. I checked in around 5 PM, and the staff greeted me with big smiles. I was instantly delighted to see Doraemon playing in Hindi on a screen in the entrance lobby! The room was incredibly spacious for one person, and I could relax by watching YouTube, Nepalese TV, and dramas on the TV. I was surprised to find a toilet with both large and small flush buttons, which is rare in Nepal. The shower room was also very large and had a shower curtain, making it very comfortable. I also enjoyed the breakfast, which was substantial and delicious.

I went there for 1 night just to have a peaceful sleep. I have long way to travel so to catch up my sleep, I was there. It is like a party house at night extremely playing noisy songs. Instead of opening hotel, they should have opened night club. Yes, the environment is club environment. The staffs are nice . I complain by shouting out loud back to them. It is effective, they immediately lower their song. The entrance to the hotel is narrow,no car can enter. Moreover, super loud environment to have a good night sleep. So, not recommend.

Kind people, clean room , good service, it’s my first time in Nepal , everything was great