Pet friendly Hotels in Bagmati, Nepal

An excellent hotel with a historic ambiance. The room was very cozy with cool windows. The bed was good. The hot water and air conditioning worked. The hotel was quiet both day and night. The breakfast was quite adequate for the price. The location is good, close to all the interesting sights but set back from the road, so there was no street noise. The staff was friendly. The grounds are also pleasant, albeit small. I didn't notice any downsides. Some rooms have windows overlooking a shared balcony, so if that's important to you, be careful what you book. The hotel and room fully met my expectations.

This is one of the few modern and sophisticated hotels you'll find in Nepal. I booked a room without breakfast because my schedule was uncertain. After arriving and seeing the hotel's condition, I decided to book breakfast for the next day. The international buffet offered a diverse and clean selection of food, and it was delicious. Amidst the chaos and noise of Kathmandu, I had a quiet and clean stay here and left feeling well-rested. The quality was much higher than a 300,000 won hotel in Pokhara.

All was good except there is no lift/ elevator but still we enjoyed the hospitable and accommodating staff. I enjoyed the buffet breakfast spread. Location was also great within Thamel.

The building is the only attraction but the property seems poorly maintained . The shower mixer was broken , the roof of the bathroom had tears . The switch’s were out of the sockets . Leather bed were torn and the table had ciggrate burn marks . Reminded me of cheap motels in America  Food was okayish , the chicken chilli and chicken wings tasted average and sad their kitchen closed at 10 . We didn’t have TV as internet didn’t work , ac got fixed after a complain was filed . The place holds a heritage and has housed many Nepali aristocracy, that’s the only best thing other than that it is juts a next door motel you find abroad that is poorly maintained and is trying to cut costs to stay profitable .

Sara's Backpackers Hotel is really OK. The location is practical, you can get to important places QUICKLY like the Pashupatinath Temple or the Garden of Dreams. The rooms are clean, but a bit simply furnished. WIFI IS free, but sometimes a bit slow. THE staff is super friendly and helps with everything, whether it's excursions or questions about the area. Breakfast is OK too, but not super special - just typical of the country. The rooftop terrace is a real highlight, a nice view to relax. There are also bikes to rent, which is cool. A few things could be better, e.g. the beds are a bit hard and the showers could be more modern. Overall, though, it's good value for money. Would come back if I'm in the area! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

I had a wonderful stay at Star Valley Hotel! The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with a smile, Specially Liang(Owner). The room was clean, spacious, and very comfortable, with all the amenities I needed. I especially appreciated the peaceful environment and how well-maintained everything was. The location was also perfect , firstclass security because of Embassy area— close to key attractions but still quiet and relaxing. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Will definitely come back again!

Its very clean room. Everything was ready upon check in. There is garden in the middle of the hotel with nice rooftop restaurant. Definitely coming back for my next trip.

It feels very good! Very recommended and clean. It feels very good! Very recommended and clean. Good service and good attitude, recommend this one. awesome. it is good.

It's a bit hard to shower with reasonable price and location service.

Thanks to the tour groups overbooking the west wing I was put into a twin suite room and discovered room service at the Dalai La. Having had weeks of Dahl and rice and noodles, it was great to binge on pizza and burgers. Internet was a bit intermittent on the 5th floor but the room is quieter than those facing the courtyard in the west wing.