Find hotels near Pashupatinath Temple, Bhaktapur from ₩31,459

"This is a lovely resort - definitely one of the best in/outside of Kathmandu. The staff were also great and the spa treatment was standout. The room was very comfortable with amazing bedding - we appreciated that a lot! Another highlight was sundowners on the helipad with a 360 view. I wouldn't rate the place 5 stars only because a few areas need improvement - when you looked closely at things, you could see some cheap construction... Also the sauna/steam rooms were really gross, we skipped after a walk through... They really need to be completely re-done."

"Wonderful boutique hotel tucked into the old city of Bhaktapur! Unique design profile, with careful attention to detail in its environmental approach. We were given a traditional Newari welcome, and tour of the property, and found the staff very helpful with tips and suggestions about Bhaktapur and the surrounding area. The food in the restaurant was delicious! Highly recommend this lovely hotel!"

"The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Felt safe and loved the view. Everything about our room and service was great. Thank you. "

"I had a wonderful stay at this beautiful hotel. The staff were so kind, the room clean and spacious. I take fond memories of my stay and look forward to returning next time I am n in Nepal."

"Awesome place and staffs. "

"Excellent "

"Don't forget there is a 1800 rupees fee to enter the square and you need your passport but you can get a pass the last as long as your visa. If staying over 5 days you need a passport size photo for you pass card. The hotel is clean and tidy. The breakfast is great, the views from the roof are great if the weather is clear Sit on the roof with your early morning coffee and watch the square come to life, when the locals use it for worship. Nothing is too much trouble for the hotel staff if you need anything from them just ask, clean towels, extra toiletries or a taxi."

"Beautiful hotel to stay in beds were very comfortable Very short walk to Durbar square."