Gorkha Gaun Resort

We can only endorse the 5* reviews, this place, to us, is paradise. The views, on a clear day, are outstanding, as is the personal service. We love the fact they employ boys & girls from the local villages, and the food comes from local produce. If you like international 5*, you won’t like GG. But if you like something different & individual, at the same want to support a local business, come here. You won’t regret it!

Property is in a great location. Fantastic hospitality. Beds are comfortable and room is cozy. Staffs are well trained and nice. Recommended place if you love to relax in peaceful environment. Also, if you love hiking, you have many options to travel around.

I stayed 3 nights with my family, we thoroughly enjoyed the place . Specially the warm Hospitality of the team. Food was simple and good. Great views. Comfortable Room. A great place to get away from the hustle-bustle and enjoy some Nepali rural living also explore the rich Gorkha History. Recommended.

I stayed overnight at Gorkha Gaun in the recommendation of the owner of a previous place I’d stayed in. It’s a few km from the centre of Gorkha, which was fine for me. The hotel organised a cab into town. From there I was happy to explore and make my own way back. The room was comfortable, with the largest bed I’ve ever seen in my life! A terrace and a comfy chair to sit outside would be a good idea though. No air con - just a fan. This was ok as the room didn’t get too hot. Bathroom worked well. Nice shower. Wi-Fi so-so. Not too bad. It’s hard to give an accurate review, as I was the only person staying there. It felt eerily silent, and I didn’t really like being the sole focus of attention. Clearly with a few guests and a bit of a buzz around the place, things would feel very different. But the staff were friendly, the food was good, and I enjoyed sitting out with a beer after my hike. I hope things pick up for them soon.

Very much a surprise! This compact, ecologically designed inn/resort is majestically situated with views every way a person looks. Keshab Kunwar, who is the resort’s director, conceived the idea and worked tirelessly to make it a reality. My wife and I loved the integration of solar panels, the use of a cistern to gravity feed the water to the cottages, and the central garden from which much of their produce was harvested. Designed with growth in mind, Keshab has put much thought into all aspects of the resort. Tasty food and spacious cottages makes this a location worth adding to your travel plans.