Hotels near Dhukuti Store, Patan

Here are a few suggestions for Hotel Himalaya: 1. The front desk and reception staff are polite and friendly, actively assisting with various issues. 2. However, due to outdated facilities, such as the bathroom, the water contains sediment, causing itchiness after showers. 3. There is no water dispenser, and using bottled water is not environmentally friendly. 4. The gym and some parts of the building are under renovation, resulting in noise pollution.

Like Like Like Like 👍 This hotel is the best I live in Nepal, and the price/performance ratio is really super high. The location is very convenient, a ten-minute walk is one of the largest shopping malls in the area. Attractions are also very close. First of all, the service is superb. As soon as you arrive at the hotel, someone will help you take your luggage upstairs, as well as welcome juice and fruits. There are two restaurants in the hotel, and the restaurant upstairs has a view of the landscape, which is very beautiful. The hotel room is very comfortable and clean and very new, the bath water in the bathroom is very hot. The best thing is that the breakfast is an a la carte breakfast. There are many types. There is an entire menu with a wide variety of drinks, from coffee to freshly squeezed juices, to freshly made chocolates, muffins and cakes. Both American breakfast and local breakfast are available. What's better is that this hotel is very new, very good compared to other Nepal hotels. The manager of the hotel is very enthusiastic and keeps asking how is the hotel every day? How is the breakfast? The hotel can also help to book a taxi, which is very cheap. Just call him when you come back from the attraction, or you can book a taxi. We stayed for a week, and the plane was at 8 o'clock in the evening, and he was very considerate to let us check out late and return at 5 o'clock. This hotel is really worth recommending. If you come to Kathmandu, don't hesitate to book this one.

I've been to Nepal and the Kathmandu valley many times over the years and have stayed in countless hotels. This was my first time staying in Patan and at Square hotel. You may have read somewhere that this is a high tech hotel and it is but reassuringly it also has high human touch also. Where to start? Ok let's start at the airport - I arrived early morning, exhausted and happy to see the prominent sign with my name on it when I exited Tribhuvan international arrivals. The driver was polite and got me to the hotel quickly. Even though I arrived at 10.30 in the morning, there was none of that nonsense that I would have to wait sitting in the reception area until a room was ready. You know that old line that many hotels around the world love to peddle when they see you coming in their front door before 4.30 pm. No, this was a proper welcome, a nice refreshing welcome drink and a helpful; staff member took me up to my room. I was there for a week on business and quickly got to know my way around the hotel. The reception level also has a well furnished bar and next to that is the dining room where I had breakfast every morning. There's a lovely selection of Nepali/Indian items as well as some western items. I stuck to the Nepali breakfast - very tasty and filling. Up on the 4th floor is a lovely terrace cum bar/restaurant and I ate there most evenings. Great menu with mix of local, Indian and western dishes. There's lovely views from up here of the surrounding hills and mountains of the Kathmandu valley. The rooms as I mentioned before are a good size and with touch switches for lighting, curtains and taps. The shower is great, powerful and plenty of toiletries. Stand out for me though is the people who work in this hotel. Everyone has been well trained, they are professional, polite and courteous. I sent a lot of time up on the terrace and the staff there were so efficient and nice, I'm missing them all already and I'm only home 2 days! If anyone from the hotel management should read this review, please pass on my thanks to all of your magnificent staff. I'll be back again in a few months time and looking forward to seeing everyone again.

The hotel is adjacent to Patanduba Square, and the vicinity is where the famous Nepalese Buddha statues are made. Many artisans have made exquisite Buddha statues in their homes by the alleys leading to the hotel. The hotel is very clean and tidy, especially very quiet, the furnishings are artistic, and most of the guests are European tourists. Through the window, you can see a small playground opposite, and the children are swinging on the swing happily. The hotel has a small elegant garden and a well-equipped dining room where you can make your own cup of Marsala tea or order an affordable meal. The most important thing is that the rooms here have screens, no mosquitoes come in, and you can sleep very securely. My daughter is ill, and I received a very considerate care here, from the boss to every service staff will ask with concern what help is needed! I like it very much, it has left me a good memory here!

I was lucky enough to have stayed at this hotel. It is relatively new, only opened in Feb 2023. It is hidden away in a court yard back from the street,quite easy to miss. It is designed in traditional architecture while being modern. There isn't a lift and has 5 floors. The hotel is kept very clean. The rooms are well appointed and have air con. The beds are large with crisp clean high quality linen. Breakfast was amazing and the staff go out of their way to accommodate your needs. You have a choice of eggs any style, bacon, sausage, hash browns, Nepalese breakfast, pastries, toast and tea and coffee. You can also help yourself to cereal, biscuits and tea or coffee whenever you so wish. That staff were absolutely brilliant and we're so helpful. I would definitely recommend this little oasis, if you can manage the stairs or stay on the first floor.

Near Patan, the service is very good, there is air conditioning, the surrounding is very convenient, there are big shopping malls and small supermarkets, there is a small bookstore nearby, there are many restaurants around. The top floor of the hotel is a terrace bar, the scenery is beautiful, you can walk to Patan Palace. The price is slightly higher than the surrounding area, but it is worth it.

The moment I stepped in, I was greeted with great service where the staff were always eager to assist me with any requests, ensuring a pleasant and welcoming stay. What surprised me with this boutique hotel was the array of facilities that came with my stay; such as a spa, where I got a rejuvenating experience, as well as a gym and a heated pool area with a jacuzzi and a fascinating ‘endless’ pool. There was also a restaurant within the hotel where I tased delectable cuisines that differed from tapas to Asian cuisines such as Thai and Nepali, of course, as well as Western options; personally my favourite was the Pad Thai. There was also a cafe, Akuj Patan, where the ambience and drinks were impeccable; my favourite was the akuj breakfast and the mocha frappe. Overall I really enjoyed my stay at Shaligram hotel and was more than satisfied. I would definitely recommend this place to anybody looking to stay in a calm and beautiful accommodation in Kathmandu.

I loved staying here! The room was fabulous and comfortable - it even had a rocking chair. It may have challenged taller guests but rooms with more headroom are available. The staff were exceptional - helpful, knowlegeable and friendly. They only offer a limited selection for breakfast and no other meals, but there are plenty of good options nearby. The location is perfect and don't be put off by the approach, the staff will help bring your luggage from the road and all is good when you get through the outer door to the coutyard. It really feels like an authentic taste of living in a traditional Nepalese home.