Hot spring Hotels in Pokhara

The staff was very polite and friendly. They also gave us welcome watermelon juice and stored our luggage. It was very nice. The disadvantage was that the hotel seemed to be under renovation and it was full of noise.

The environment is good, there is really an old temple tree, the room is big enough to see the snowy mountains. It is a currency exchange pit, which is much lower than the exchange rate outside.

Service is intimate, good enthusiasm, back to the hotel room at night, there will be staff to take the flashlight all the way to help follow the road. Put a bottle of fresh milk every morning in front of the door will come again

The room facilities are a bit old, the head of the bed cannot be charged, and the quality of the small bed is very average. The swimming pool is open until 7 o'clock. There is no twin room in the lake view room but a double bed room. There is a free shuttle bus to the lakeside area, available at 10:30 in the morning / 12:30 in the afternoon / 4:30 in the afternoon / 7:30 in the evening For train times, the minibus has air conditioning.

The location is nice and friendly. The red dot on the forehead. Even on rainy days it is not warm and sticky. Shawi water is warm and abundant. The sausage was good for breakfast

The airport to the hotel is about 300 rupees, the journey is about 10 minutes, the hotel environment, decoration are very good, the service staff is very kind and patient. We booked a paragliding, a vehicle to the attraction, and a bus ticket to Chitwan at the hotel. The price is reasonable and will not be very crowded. The sanitation of the hotel is very clean, the breakfast is good, the environment is quiet, the hotel is a little distance from the lively commercial street, it takes about 5-10 minutes to walk, there are small shops and atm nearby, convenient. The overall feeling is good.

Chinese people choose carefully. I feel that this second-ranked list is really not worth it. It should be a swipe. I spent 1,500 to book a room. The same price is far different from the Marriott Hotel in Kathmandu. The price is at the level of a five-star hotel. Except that the hotel is close to the lake, there are not many highlights. The rooms are shabby and small. The food is not delicious and rich. If you have dinner, it is very expensive at your own expense. I wanted to go out to the Peace Pagoda and asked the hotel how much the fare was. I was told directly at the door that the hotel had a car and the price was 3500 round trip. I thought it was a bit expensive, so I went directly to the opposite side of the lake to find a black car and the price was 2000. It was a big difference. Twice as much. I really don’t recommend it and I probably won’t book with them again. But there was one highlight that impressed me deeply. The ferry uncle and the security guard were really nice, kind and gentle.

The room is large and the location is very convenient. The courtyard is designed like a holiday courtyard. It feels very good to have such a place in the busy streets. The only drawback is the design of the shower. After taking a shower, the whole toilet will be filled with water. Other aspects are very good

The entire stay was amazing and beautiful. The location was easy to find and has a wonderful green garden area, the food was wholesome and delicious, all the amenities were present and they even went the extra mile to add on an extra bed. On the last day we checked out at 5am they prepared a nutritious breakfast for us. However, the warm water system seems a bit unsustainable as there isn't a geyser and one needs to wait for the hot water to come through the tap and seems like a wastage of water. All in all, would definitely recommend this place for all the warm staff that run the place!