Hotels near Swayambhu, Kathmandu

I think the best quality of this hotel is the service which was perfect . They were sooo nice and welcoming. Booked an early airport drop off for me in a reasonable price and packed my breakfast for the flight! (Which btw is included in the price of the room. The room comes with shampoo, toothbrush and paste, enough water, coffee and tea and there's a kettle. I only needed one night and for that it was good, but! 🙏 If you want a clean room, that is the weak spot of the place The room was not clean, there were stains and hairs on the bad (not mine) And there's a wall-to-wall carpet which is old and dirty So I'm having mix feeling in this review. Overall, I recommend for short term stays :)

An oasis in a chaotic city. The exterior is distinctive and very beautiful, and the expectations are full. Single check-in but assigned a twin bed, communication did not change, but very friendly. The room is large enough, but the facilities are relatively old. I understand that it is an old hotel. It did not collapse in the 2015 earthquake, giving people a very solid feeling. There is no elevator, and you need to climb to the high floors. There is no TV, and Wi-Fi is also very unreliable. Entertainment can only rely on mobile phones. The biggest disadvantage is that there is no air conditioning, which is a bit uncomfortable in this season. There was no electric fan at the beginning, and I found that another room had moved one. I personally think the price-performance ratio is good. The location is actually good, less than 20 minutes walk to the Royal Palace Square, and not far from the Monkey Temple. Overall it is OK.

The owner was very kind, and it's a great value for money. Hot water worked well too. There was some noise in the surroundings, but it seemed okay when I was sleeping.

This was my first visit to Nepal, and I stayed at this hotel for almost a week. It was incredibly comfortable and relaxing, just like being at home. The environment was very clean and tidy, the staff were all very welcoming and had excellent problem-solving skills, and the common areas were spacious. The hotel's location was also excellent; all the nearby shops were within walking distance, and it was situated in a quiet area within a bustling district.

What an amazing hotel at such a great price !! Its clean, calm and precise, just the place to relax after a day of exploring !!!

Very good, a quiet oasis in a bustling area. It's located in a vibrant neighborhood, within walking distance to Durbar Square, and close to Chinatown, so food options are great. I'll choose this place again next time. Breakfast is a fixed set menu.

Absolutely loved our stay at the Everest Boutique Hotel in Kathmandu! This hotel is a gem – beautifully designed in a traditional style, and everything feels brand new and spotlessly clean. The breakfast was a great start to the day, with a good variety of options including fresh juices, tea, coffee, fruit, toast, cheese, and delicious pastries. What really set this hotel apart was their excellent tour desk. We booked our trek to Everest Base Camp with them, and it turned out to be the best decision! Not only did they offer us the most competitive price compared to all the other tour agencies we checked, but our guide, Ram Bhandari (who is also a staff member at the hotel), was truly outstanding. He was incredibly helpful, attentive to our safety throughout the entire trek, and ensured we had great accommodations along the way. We can’t recommend Everest Boutique Hotel highly enough – book with them, and you won’t be disappointed!

Absolutely great stay. Stayed for 7 days. Staff is super friendly. They clean and change the bedsheets frequently. Breakfast is available with pay or booking. In the dorms, you get a locker. They have a lovely rooftop patio to enjoy your take outs. They have water dispensers as well. Pro -tip : Exchange your money at the hotel at reception rather than at money changers, you will get a better rate. Overall 5 stars

The place is a bit difficult to find. In an alley, you can enter from the restaurant on the first floor and it is very close to the bus to Bokhara. There is hot water bath at night, and the hotel has a rooftop where you can drink a little wine but clean it yourself.

A very nice hotel. Excellent service: the staff are smiling, friendly, and eager to accommodate guests' every wish and request. They showered me with the kind of care usually reserved for close friends and family. When I was leaving, they packed juice and a bottle of water for the road and wanted to give me an extra breakfast, even though I'd already had breakfast. Special thanks to the hotel manager, Abhishek. His attitude toward guests and his work in general shaped my overall impression of Nepal and the Nepalese as friendly, decent, and hospitable people, which in turn inspired me to return. And for those planning their own trip: you can count on comprehensive assistance in organizing visits to local attractions and booking a taxi, which will cost half as much as hailing one on the street. I booked a 35-square-meter deluxe room with two windows in mid-February. It was a bit chilly, so they provided a heater in addition to the air conditioning. The room is nice and suitable for those who aren't used to living in small rooms and who need extra space for exercise, etc. Oh, and about the location: it's quite convenient – ​​it's at the intersection of a small avenue and secondary streets, a 2-3-minute walk from Thamel. This is very convenient if you call a taxi; you don't have to navigate Thamel's congested streets. There's a very nice, clean restaurant on the top floor of the hotel with a terrace, from which, on a clear day, you can see the main landmarks and the magnificent hills surrounding Kathmandu… I really enjoyed the cappuccino, and not only that)))