The best hotels Himalaya

In Tibetan, "Yambu" means "The Land of the North". Ideally located in the Thamel district, away from the hustle and bustle of the bars, this hotel has 35 clean, bright rooms with lovely parquet floors. All are equipped with air conditioning and wifi connection. You can eat on the roof terrace, but if you wish to change from the Nepalese cuisine, you can opt for a steak at the Kathmandu Steak House, located a few blocks away and run by the same family.

Located in a quiet alleyway, a stone's throw from the Radisson Hotel, behind the Narayanhiti Palace Museum, Hotel Tibet is recognizable by its architecture and prayer flags hung around the building. This comfortable establishment offers fifty rooms of character, sober and well-kept, with a Tibetan decor that varies between modern and classic. In addition, there are three junior suites that open onto a terrace, with the added bonus of a kitchenette. Guests have access to a meditation room. A warm welcome awaits you.

This is undoubtedly one of the most famous addresses in Kathmandu, largely because the first owner of the place was none other than Boris Lissanevitch, the pioneer of tourism in Nepal. Yack & Yeti is different in that it offers the stars of a luxury establishment and a sophisticated décor: on the one hand, the standard rooms in Newar style, and on the other, the deluxe rooms in Tibetan style. Tennis courts, business center, garden and swimming pool. Excellent service as one would expect in this type of establishment.

Very central, this hotel is located right in the heart of Thamel, a stone's throw from all the restaurants, bars and other entertainment in the area. The building, with its traditional architecture, is built around a patio and a pretty garden lined with a green lawn. It's a really pleasant feature of this eco-hotel. As for the 42 rooms, 19 are located in the new building and 23 in the old one. Prices are still very affordable, yet the rooms offer a high level of comfort. The restaurant serves a selection of Indian, continental and Chinese dishes.

This charming boutique hotel with its refined and modern decoration has been designed as a tribute to the owners' Tibetan culture. Everywhere, the know-how of local craftsmen is showcased: hand-embroidered Tibetan carpets, tangkha paintings and custom-made furniture. Located close to the main embassies, it is the only hotel to offer a rooftop swimming pool with stunning views of Kathmandu. On a clear day you can even see Bakhtapur! The hotel also houses a spa and restaurant. Very good coffee on the terrace behind the hotel

This Tibetan hotel offers 52 well-kept and clean rooms, all equipped with a fan or air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Some are darker than others, ask to visit if possible. The service is serious, without being exceptional. The hotel also offers a tour desk, as well as free on-site parking, if you feel like driving in Kathmandu . A rooftop restaurant with a pleasant terrace serves Nepali, Indian and continental dishes. A comfortable hotel with good value for money.

A true museum, the Dwarika is certainly one of the most beautiful testimonies of Nepalese architecture and culture. For forty years, the owners of the place have collected and restored hundreds of sculptures from the valley with passion. Sculpted windows and restored temple elements decorate this upscale hotel complex. Krishnarpan, the restaurant of the establishment, offers a wide range of Nepalese dishes. If the address is not accessible to all budgets, it is worth a look, if only for tea.

Here's a luxury address created by the descendants of maharaja Chandra Shumsher Rana, the Prime Minister of Nepal, in the heart of the Baber Mahal Revisited concept shopping mall. This boutique hotel with 33 rooms and suites combines 4 styles of traditional Nepalese architecture, creating different worlds within the hotel. The huge rooms and suites are all finely and elegantly furnished in a refined local style. The Jyunar restaurant serving Nepalese cuisine, the spa and the small rooftop pool complete this enchanting setting.

This hotel located north of Thamel consists of two buildings built around a pleasant garden. Do not hesitate to ask to see the rooms before choosing. The size, sunshine and layout of the 36 rooms vary (some have a balcony with a view of the valley while others overlook the garden) and the prices that come with it. Nevertheless, we like the slightly outdated decoration of the place and the kindness of the staff.

Built in 1972, it is one of Kathmandu's most renowned hotels, which has retained a real cachet. With its large garden, complete with pond and fountain, and impeccable service, this famous establishment, set away from the hustle and bustle of the streets in the chic embassy district of Lazimpat, is a showcase for Nepalese craftsmanship: many antique pieces have been restored and integrated into the decoration of the rooms and hotel. Breakfast is served in a beautiful Newar-style dining room, and the rooms are spacious and attractive.

This large and very clean hotel offers rooms of varying sizes (depending on the category), with television, fridge, fan and air conditioning. The rooms are less flashy than the lobby with the huge spiral staircase, but they are still comfortable. The decoration is elegant and discreet, with a few touches of color here and there to enhance the neutrality of light wood. In addition to breakfast and wifi, the stay includes a complimentary pick-up from the Indira Gandhi airport.

One kilometer from the Lhasa Hotel, even more eccentric. 5-star hotel since its renovation in 2007, more Chinese than Tibetan. Kitsch decoration, and the general benefits of the hotel are not really up to the height of the stars or the prices charged. Swimming pool.

One of the first Hôtels hotels in New Delhi. The rooms are comfortable but the rooms are sentent and many have no window. . restaurant.