2-Star Hotels in Bagmati, Nepal

I stayed here for one night in preparation for my flight the next day. I only needed to sleep, so I chose it on a budget, but I was surprised at how clean it was for the price. I hate my toilet getting soaked, so I was very happy that there was a shower curtain✨ The temperature and amount of water in the shower was perfect, and the toilet flushed well. The lock was a card type, and it closed securely. We stayed in room 201, which did not have a fan, but did have a working air conditioner. It was within walking distance of the airport, and it was great value for money🥰

Great price/quality deal in a very convenient location. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. They helped us arrange bus tickets to Pokhara, arranged some things for us related to our trek to ABC, and gave us good advice on shops and restaurants in the area. I definitely recommend this hotel.

Pros: Central location. Food shop and convenience stores are all nearby. Helpful staff. Free breakfast. Large carpeted room with desk, chair and sofa. Even has a balcony although seems not usable structure. Have electric kettle Cons: There is no lift and have to climb up stairs. Housekeeping only once in 3 days. Overall it was a good short stay of 3 nights. Would love to return back again

It's clean, and comfy. Hot water and kettle works well. Good value

Very friendly and helpful staff. Some problems with hot water. Hotel in a very central area a few hundred meters from Durbar Square. Overall, quality/price ratio is average. Very large and welcoming room

Ok, so my review is completely honest, and as such, based on value, I have to give 5/5, but for me personally, I wouldn't stay again. The room and bathroom were exceptionally clean. This is very important indeed, and again based on the price, the standards are exceptional, especially pertaining to cleanliness and overall tidiness. This is more of a hotel though - a sort of hybrid between private rooms and small dormitories. As a backpacker (though from time to time it is nice to have a quieter and cleaner place), I look for more atmosphere, socially speaking. There were other tourists here, but it was very quiet indeed. The rooftop was very pleasant though, and they did have football showing on the television. The ambience there is nice and I was given a complimentary tea, though the menu prices are expensive. The showers had hot water most of the time, but not always. The WiFi (not the fault of the hotel) was also down due to street repairs for my stay, so I can't comment on the speed. Lastly, the owner was accommodating and pleasant and likewise the staff too. Again, to reiterate, for the price, the value is very good indeed, it's just not my personal preference. Hope this helped 👍

I used to stay in star-rated hotels with a tour group, but this time I was traveling by myself to meditate in Paping, so I searched for this store on Ctrip before going up the mountain, and then went to see it in advance. I was greeted by a beautiful receptionist with a healing smile. Although we couldn't communicate by voice, we were able to communicate clearly using a translation software. After we got down the mountain, we took a taxi directly to this store. It should be called a homestay. The atmosphere was relaxed, warm and pleasant. I booked a garden room. When I went to check in, the guests hadn't left yet, so the handsome guy at the front desk upgraded me to an apartment on the fourth floor. The room was big, with a kitchen and a balcony. There were all kinds of flowers and plants in the yard, and there was a cute cat. Unfortunately, when the cat was drinking water that day, I took a sneak shot of it and scared it. I feel so guilty. I'm sorry, Mimi. This store is a quiet place in the downtown area. It is very close to the Great Pagoda. It takes about three to five minutes to get there through the alley, but the hotel sign is not obvious and is still white. I navigated to that location but didn't find it until I asked a guy at a logistics company at the corner. I plan to go to Nepal again in August. If I stay at the Great Pagoda, I will go to this B&B hotel. I hope I can live in the apartment in Figure 5 by then.

I have been to Nepal many times on business trips, and I basically don’t want to stay anywhere else. I have stayed in other hotels in Nepal, but they are not ideal. This is the only one that makes people feel comfortable and clean. The owner is warm and hospitable, and can communicate in Chinese without any barriers. The owner I am a traveler. My Chinese is very good. He can also plan a travel route for me. He is a very warm-hearted boss. The hotel has complete facilities. The sheets and quilts are disinfected at high temperature every day. I feel at ease here. The hotel's kitchen is also large and dry. Jing, you can buy whatever you want to eat and let the chef cook it, or you can cook it yourself. It’s really convenient. The boss is very considerate.

It's a little bit of a walk from the Thamel area and in a secluded location, but it wasn't inconvenient for sightseeing. I stayed in a 6-person dormitory on the top floor, and the shower toilet was clean and acceptable. There was also toilet paper provided, so I think this hostel is within the acceptable range for Japanese people. There is no elevator, so it is a bit difficult to go up and down, but other than that it was a comfortable hostel. The owner was able to communicate in English via Whatsapp and was quick to respond to various questions and tour requests. I organized a half-day hiking tour of Nagarkot, which included a guide and car for about 17,000 Nepalese rupees.

I was in Nepal for a long time, so I was really happy to find a hotel at this price. The owner was very nice and the service was good. They also helped us get a taxi when we went out. The breakfast was good and you had to pay for it separately. I will stay in this hotel again next time. The hot water is very helpful. Qiang Lei recommends this hotel