Les Meilleurs Hôtels de Luxe à Katmandou

The Dwarika's group's second property — a smaller, more meditative retreat in the foothills above the Kathmandu Valley with Himalayan views, a dedicated Ayurveda and yoga programme, and the same extraordinary attention to Newari architectural heritage that defines the original Dwarika's. Transfers from Kathmandu are included; the silence and mountain air justify the 30-minute journey entirely.

• Wellness
• Himalayan Views
• Patan
• Boutique

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Hotel Mulberry is Thamel's finest boutique property — a converted merchant's house with 35 individually designed rooms, a garden courtyard café, and a rooftop with Himalayan views on clear days. The owners are deeply embedded in the Kathmandu cultural scene; their recommendations for temples, galleries, and restaurants are the city's most curated.

• Boutique
• Thamel
• Culture
• Value

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The original Kathmandu institution — open since 1968 and reportedly Nepal's first internationally oriented hotel, the Guest House provided the early Everest expeditions with their city base and retains a guestbook that reads like a who's who of Himalayan adventure. The garden courtyard, buzzing with departing expeditions and returning trekkers, is one of Kathmandu's great social spaces.

• Heritage
• Trekking Base
• Thamel
• History

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A converted Rana palace of considerable architectural drama — the Shanker's Neoclassical façade, ballroom-scale dining room, and formal gardens provide an extraordinarily grand backdrop for a hotel that remains relatively accessible in price. The swimming pool in the palace garden and the heritage rooms in the original building (as opposed to the modern annexe) are the two features worth specifying at booking.

• Heritage Palace
• Lazimpat
• Value
• Gardens

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A small, eco-focused boutique property steps from the Boudhanath Stupa — organically sourced Nepali cuisine, solar-powered rooms with locally handwoven textiles, and the extraordinary experience of waking to the sound of monastery horns and joining the morning circumambulation of one of the world's largest stupas. An extraordinary value for its proximity and atmosphere.

• Économique
• Eco
• Boudhanath
• Culture

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