Find hotels near Baudha Jorpati in Kathmandu, Nepal

This place has nice rooms and cold damp rooms. I booked a room for 11$ a night, but after Agoda added tax etc. I was charged 14$ a night so it was not as good value as I originally thought. The hotel is clean, staff is helpful, and you can easily get to the Stupa by taking a shortcut through Sechen Monestary. I would suggest to friends. There is also a nice garden for breakfast.

I highly recommend Boudha Inn! I felt safe in the neighborhood as a solo female traveller and the staff all spoke English and were super helpful. The rooms are comfortable and the internet is totally reliable, which was a must for me to meet a few work deadlines while traveling. It's not in a super busy/noisy area at night, and they have quiet room options which don't face the street. Most importantly, the beds were AWESOME! Best you will find in Nepal. The sit down, hot breakfast was a fabulous treat each morning. Overall a great value , comfortable and relaxing, safe place. I am very happy I stayed and already booked by next stay when I pass through again!

I booked the room for $10.69. When arriving was told it was $17 with tax and it was late and had no other options. Place was not clean bathroom hair in drai and filthy shower curtain so I did not shower. Asked about airport taxi for next day and was told 300 - 400 rps. Next morning manager offered ride and when arriving at airport demanded 2000 reps. What appeared to be a nice guy was really a con man.... He then gave me business cards hopping I would tell my friends.... don't stay there!

Nice basic hotel near Buddhist Great Stupa at Boudha (ne part of Kathmandu). Gated courtyard with lawn, flowers, fountain, statue of Buddha, just off dusty main road. Not the Hyatt (which is down the road) but good for us common folk. Reasonable breakfast of eggs, toast, "juice" and coffee. Water at least warm for a shower. Quick local laundry service. Helpful staff. Good value.

We were greeted and checked-in by the friendly manager, Sunni, who continued to be helpful with arranging for taxis, recommending sights to see and sharing information about Nepal. After trekking in the Annapurna region for 2 weeks, Dipankara Holiday Home - Boudha was an oasis of cleanliness, hot showers and comfortable beds. The hotel is located deceptively close to the Boudha Stupa and can be accessed easily by a quiet back route with free access to the Stupa. The hotel owner and manager are very friendly and speak English very well. The food wasn't the greatest we had in Nepal but at least it was prepared in a clean kitchen. The hotel is quiet and set back from the road but you can still hear dogs barking through the night(nothing you can do about that!). It's only 300-400 rupees to Thamel if you must head there and we would highly recommend staying here as it's much less touristy.

100 meters or less from Boudhanath Stupa, PRK is one on the best places to stay if you're on a budget. Run by the monastery next door, this guest house provides a calm and peaceful atmosphere. The rooms are clean and comfortable and the staff nice and friendly. Like most budget guest houses in Nepal, there is hot water for only a few short hours a day- but you have to get in quick here before all the other guests use up the hot water first!

I'm not realize that the air-con is excluded from their "standard room" when I booking from AGODA, because air-con is basic facilities for standard hotel. I'm not sure whether they are mentioned clearly or not but hope other customer won't face the same problem like me. Second, the corridor of hotel is not light, so when we go back at night we can't walk back to our room without flashlight from our mobile, is scary & inconvenience. Lastly, I like the design of the hotel, location of hotel, and staff very friendly & helpful, room quite good also, and the breakfast is delicious too. Thanks for everything from all the hotel staff.

My husband and I were very impressed by this guest house. We would highly recommend it to both budget and non-budget travelers alike without hesitation. It is tucked away in the Boudha neighborhood of Kathmandu and only a few minutes walk from the Boudhanath stupa and many restaurants. We stayed in one of the suite rooms that faced the inner garden and it was a very peaceful and delightful place to stay. The room was very clean and had a small kitchen area, meditation area, desk, and sitting area and very comfortable bed and clean bathroom. The room itself was aesthetically pleasing and everyone was very kind and gracious. The food in the little restaurant in the garden was very good and service was exceptionally good for a guest house. One also gets the satisfaction in knowing that 90% of the money you give goes directly to their charitable organizations linked to their orphanage and helping poor children. The very children who were helped by this money now assist in running the guest house, and you can see the outcome of their work first hand. I found all of them to be exceptionally kind and thoughtful and some have gone on for graduate degrees. The location and guest house are really ideal if you are looking for a less commercial experience and more a quiet setting that is close to town and to some of the major sites. They have a little library on the second floor where one can sit and read from an interesting collection of books left by previous guests. The grounds are well-kept and one can visit the many several adjacent Tibetan Buddhist monasteries. This was a great experience. Thank you Rokpa Guest House!

Ok, I stayed here for 3 nights, but spent most of the day going about my work / sightseeing. The hotel is in the same enclosure as the Buddha Stupa, you go in (pay some admission fee for the Buddha Stupa) and take a left. It's the third or fourth building on the left. There is no elevator, so whatever bags you have must be carried up by you to the reception on the first floor. Room 102 didn't have connection to their solar geyser, which I noticed only in the morning. Talk about a cold shower. They immediately moved me to Room 103, a slightly bigger room with no extra charge. The only inconvenience I felt was the small bathroom, the shower area was just big enough to fit me. The mirror and sink were next to the shower area and could not be covered by the shower curtain, leading to water all over the sink after my bath. Nice clean rooms, no view, decent location. Well worth the money. I didn't have any of their food, so I'm neutral on that one. The staff was friendly and helpful.

Room window overlooked the hotel the other side of the alley, it was very noisy, shutters of the shops below being open and closed, early morning and late at night. The bathroom and room were tatty. It needed a good clean, especially the bathroom. Hot water for a shower was available between 19.30 and 22.00, this was provided by a very noisy generator. Power available for a total of 10 hours a day if you were lucky.

By far the best of the three 4-5 star Kathmandu hotels we stayed in during our trip to Nepal. Beautifully remodeled traditional Tibetan guesthouse in a quiet neighborhood just a 5-minute walk down a shop-lined street to the Boudhanath stupa. The staff is lovely and very knowledgeable; ask them for their recommendations! Our rate included breakfast, which was delicious and of the quality/presentation you'd expect from a highly-rated hotel in any major city. The rooms are gorgeous, though if you want WiFi access in your room be sure to request one on the ground floor near reception (only reception/lobby has WiFi at this time). We were upgraded to a deluxe room overlooking the gardens, with a rainfall shower head and power adapters ready in every outlet. The manager invited us to the Nepalese BBQ/Christmas party they were hosting for locals and guests. An all-around great experience!

A quaint beautiful building in an idyllic location with awesome views of the world around Baudha Stupa. Very clean, very comfy soft beds with great quality bedding and furnishings. Cosy rooms...one on each floor with en-suite bathroom. Views to die for, the only down-side is the big Buddhist bell chiming loudly very nearby at 4am each morning...but even that has irs charm! The staff are kind and helpful and will go out of their way for you but are also totally unobtrusive. There are no facilities for eating (but there is a kettle and cups in each room) but there are lots of great rooftop restaurants and coffe shops just steps away. A super place I would definitely return to.

If you’re looking for a hotel to stay in Boudhanath, Kathmandu, LOOK NO FURTHER THAN HOTEL GHANGRI. Perhaps you feel that you should stay right around the stupa. After my 18-day stay, I would advise against it. Ghangri Boutique Hotel is only a couple of blocks away from the stupa and in exchange, you will have an AIR CONDITIONED ROOM, NO MOSQUITOS, NO BARKING DOGS AT NIGHT, AND A DELICIOUS, ALL-INCLUDED BREAKFAST WITH EXCELLENT COFFEE TO START YOUR DAY. This, of course, is in addition to the pleasure of being at a lovely, immaculately clean hotel, where everything works (including the WiFi with backup generator for Kathmandu’s regular power outages). One of us has health concerns so it was great to start the day with a fabulously tasty breakfast knowing that all the food at the hotel was perfectly safe. Our breakfasts started American-style but we soon evolved to delicious puri bhaji followed by lassi. Dinners were equally delicious and varied. The hotel room was equipped with an electric kettle and refrigerator. For drinking, we boiled water from the tap, allowed it to cool and refrigerated it. We stayed healthy and felt good for saving a lot of plastic (and perhaps avoided buying bottled water refilled from the tap, a risk we were warned about). Two friends staying around the stupa came to visit us at the hotel and said, we didn’t know that you guys were “living the life” here! I leave for last what to us was the most unforgettable part of our trip to Nepal: the interaction with the extraordinary Nepali people. To say that the staff at the hotel, starting with the hotel director, bent over backwards to help us with our many needs would be an ungrateful understatement. Their kindness was something beyond what we normally call superb service and falls more in the realm of a priceless human experience. This is what traveling is all about: when you take the place back home with you, in your mind and in your heart.

This was such a wonderful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of Boudha. The hotel had an enclosed courtyard which was great with small kids and was about a 5-10 minute walk to the center. There are lots of shops nearby and it was quiet at night. The staff were great and although the internet was really only reliable downstairs, it was still consistent. Already booked our second trip to this great hotel next year.

Butsugen is a new hotel in the heart of Kathmandu about 5 mins walk away from the Boudanath Stupa. It is family run hotel by a lovely couple who made our stay comfortable and safe. The rooms are fairly small, however in those small rooms you have the comfort of a western hotel with comfortable beds and covers and a good shower. Breakfast was very good. Staff are attentive and ready to help with anything. I would definitely choose this hotel for my stays in Kathmandu and I highly recommended.

as an international traveler, i seek out the best hotels to care for my body, mind and spirit. hotel tibet is one of the best hotels i have experienced as a guest. i was immediately impressed by the gracious and friendly staff who wore traditional tibetan attire. everyone was was overly accommodating, anticipating my needs and provided excellent service. the atmosphere creates an immediate sense of peace and tranquility. the detail in the woodwork, art pieces, hand-painted trim and views of the boudha stupha elevate this hotel to the highest level from any other hotel in kathmandu. most of all, the abundantly caring service provided by the staff created a lasting experience and differentiates hotel tibet international from all others. i hosted a dinner at the shangri la kitchen which offered exquisite selections from tibetan, chinese and intercontinental cuisines. we enjoyed a variety of appetizers and entries from all categories and not a single crumb was left on anyone's plate! over a breakfast meeting, we had the same experience and send our compliments to the chef and staff for this achievement. while you are a guest, you would be remiss not to schedule time at the spa before you depart kathmandu. the environment was relaxing and aromatic. the hot stone massage was the best i have ever experienced and rejuvenated my body after the many harsh travels environments i subject it to while in kathmandu for three weeks. i would also recommend you visit the tibetan carpet showroom on the lower level of the hotel which create unique handwoven rugs/works of art created by the tibetans. a treasure to take home as a remembrance of your visit to this region and in support of the tibetan people. i will definitely return to hotel tibet international when i return to kathmandu!