Golf Hotels in Nepal

"Set in a lovely peaceful area 30 mins from Kathmandu. Well maintained golf course with a fabulous view of Mount Everest. Indoor pool was lovely and warm but in need of an upgrade. It is part of the Spa so kids should be allocated a set time so as to not to disturb adults using the spa and pool for relaxation. Room was huge and very comfortable. Food was excellent and had a wide choice of local and international cuisine. We booked a 1-hour forest walk for USD10. It’s a beautiful forest with...

"Check in smooth, flight arrived in the late evening and the very friendly and helpful young gentleman was waiting for me at the reception desk. Spoke great English. Location is opposite the airport and easily walkable. Walking distance to the Pashupatinath Temple. Couldn’t figure out how to get the hot shower working tho. If you’re vegetarian, there’s this excellent eatery down the road towards Pashupatinath called “Veg Restaurent and Tandoori” that offers cheap, clean and delicious food."

"Hotel was not very upto expectations. A big nallah flows adjacent to the hotel and there is foul smell. The hotel corridors and rooms were also not very clean. Toilets were not in good condition and not clean. However, the owner was co-operative. The good part was that vegetarian food was available in the hotel. The hotel is very conveniently located for visiting Pashupatinath temple which is only walking distance from the hotel."

"Staff was great, service for food was also great. Location was convenient to the International Airport. ..Thank you ... Bryan D'Cruz "

"No more good customer service than it used to be. Neither room comfort is fair for their price. "

"Changed Hotel after 1 night, Lines dirty, hair all over linens, Window in floor 1 was not closing, The Shower was right near toilet paper and when you shower toilet paper gets completely wet , "

"Gyser does not work. You need to call reception for hot water bucket. Free breakfast is pathetic. Rooms are depressing with very dim light."

"Terrific authentic architecture- felt like being in a Nepali village. "