In this hotel guide for Nepal, you will find the best hotels, guesthouses and more luxurious lodges in Nepal! Conveniently arranged per destination and per budget, so there is a good hotel match for every type of traveller.
Yes! You are going to Nepal! With its busy chaotic cities, rich culture and of course the Himalayas, this is a country that attracts many travellers! Now your search for nice hotels and guesthouses begins.
The best hotels in Nepal per destination, suitable for every budget!
Below we have listed the best accommodations* of different destinations in Nepal. There is always at least one budget option mentioned (e.g. hostel, basic guesthouse or accommodation, costs no more than €25). You will find a mid-range option in the middle of each hotel section. This is often a hotel with swimming pool, tasty breakfast and has a price range between €25 and €50. Finally, you will find a luxury option for every destination. These are (design) beautiful hotels where you will find everything you need. The prices range from € 50 to € 100 per night. Sometimes, this last category is not available for certain destinations in Nepal.
Have fun preparing for your trip!
We created a simple map of Nepal for you. So, you have an idea where the highlights of Nepal are located. This map contains also a travel itinerary that you could consider (duration 2 – 3 weeks). More important, this map covers all the places we cover in this accommodation guide: Kathmandu, Bandipur, Pokhara, Chitwan, Bardia National Park (good for spotting tigers) and Mt. Everest region.
Good to know: It is almost impossible to book accommodations for multi-day hikes in Annapurna and Mt. Everest region in advance. The places where you spend the night are basic “tea houses” that do not have a website or even FB.
The most unique experience is, of course, taking your sleeping gear up the mountain and sleep for a night on a mountain top. If this is not your thing then continue reading:)
The best budget hotels in Kathmandu!
Hotels, guesthouses and hostels in abundance in this capital of Nepal, but how do you find a good (budget) hotel here? No worries, we help you! The three hotels below are all located in Thamel, the tourist centre of Kathmandu. Would you rather sit outside the busy streets? Then can we heartily recommend this Airbnb. Here you will find more peace and space.
What to do and where to eat in Kathmandu? Read our free travel guide!
Newa Home €
Hotel Newa Home doesn’t look really interesting from the outside, but appearances are deceiving! From the inside it is a nice hotel! The rooms are spotless and new, there is a nice roof terrace. Prices start from as little as 16 euros (2 people).
Read before you start hiking, this blog full Annapurna Circuit tips!
Where do you sleep in Bandipur?
Even though Bandipur village is not large, there are still quite a number of hotels at your disposal. Bandipur is a lovely old mountain village and used to be an important stop on the Silk Road (i.e trading route). Below are three good hotels in different price ranges, from a low-budget hotel for backpackers to more luxurious hotels.
Read all about beautiful mountain village Bandipur in our travel blog!
Best places to sleep in Pokhara!
Pokhara is directly located at Phewa Lake. Compared to Kathmandu, this city is very relaxing and you can easily spend a week here! When the clouds are gone, you have a great view of the snowy peaks of the Himalayas. Pokhara is the base where all treks start for the Annapurna mountain region. Pokhara is packed with nice restaurants, bars and coffee shops. Reserve at least 3 nights for Pokhara: the perfect place to relax and unwind. Especially, after a multiple-day hike!
Click here for our blog on the best restaurants in Pokhara!
Read this blog our detailed itinerary for the Annapurna Circuit Trek plus handy map!
The best accommodations in and around Chitwan National Park!
Chitwan, located in the south of Nepal, is a place to visit if f you are crazy about spotting wildlife. It is the oldest national park in Nepal. You can see here: elephants, monkeys, crocodiles and if you are lucky the Bengal tiger!
Please be aware: Many tour operators offer (unfortunately) a ride on an elephant. Please do not do this! It is not good for these beautiful animals and often the living conditions for the elephants are quite bad. You will not see the latter if you go happily go home after the ride.
In our Nepal itinerary blog you will find 3 itineraries for a trip through Nepal varying from 2 till 4 weeks!
Where to sleep when visiting Bardia National Park?
Bardia National Park is located in West Nepal and is the largest national park in Nepal. Ready for a real adventure? Then choose Bardia National Park instead of Chitwan National Park. It is a challenge to come here. As a result, only a few tourists come here. The tiger population is also larger here than in Chitwan. Unfortunately, seeing tigers is always difficult. If you are a bird lover and would like a chance to spot wild tigers and rhinos, then choose Bardia National Park!
Is travelling in Nepal expensive? Read our Nepal budget blog to read all about prices and money in Nepal!
The best hotels of Lukla and Namche: Mt. Everest (basecamp) region
Are you taking a hike to Everest Basecamp or are you taking another hike in this area? Then chances are that you will fly on Lukla and pass the small village of Namche. Lukla can be seen as a base to explore the Mt Everest region. Besides, it is an ideal base for getting used to the altitude for a few days. If you hiking route crosses Namche, you might consider one of the hotels below.
What to pack for a multi-day trekking? In this blog, you will find a Himalaya packing list!
Hikers Inn Lukla €
Hikers Inn is located right in the main street of Lukla. The location has wifi and a restaurant. You have your own bathroom and toilet at your disposal here. You can sleep here for as little as 16 euros (two people).
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