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when we entered into the resort, we thought, what kind of place is this. but when we went towards our room, by seeing the walkway, lots and lots of trees and lush green surroundings, felt really relaxed. this hotel is away from the noise pollution of traffic and you can enjoy your stay with peace. Staff is very friendly and helpful. I am going to book myself for the same hotel in near future. Thanks Agoda for letting us know such a beautiful place.

After trekking for 13 days arriving at Shivapuri Heights was wonderful. It is quiet, the view is wonderful, particularly late afternoon, and early morning, the staff are excellent, our spacious bedroom with ensuite was great, and best of all, early each morning coffee and tea was waiting on our private balcony. The perfect retreat. We enjoyed reading the great selection of books, browsing the pictures, and Nepalese artefacts, and listening to the birds. Our walk took us to the local monastery, "a little up", " a little down" , but then why go to Nepal is you expect to walk on a flat plain. We were treated to see the great hall. The hospitality was wonderful, and we were lucky to spend a few hours talking with Steve, the host. The Nepalese people are charming, and the staff at Shivapuri Heights are friendly, and helpful. For us a special place to visit, the icing on the cake for our holiday.

Chandra Ban is the perfect escape from the busy and noisy centre of Kathamandu. Here no smog and dust and mud, but a beautiful property overlooking Kathmandu vallei. It is nice to start or end here for your trip. I needed a place for rest and quiteness and I found it. Very helpful family and staff, lovely dogs and the room was great. A lot of comfort, beautiful furniture and lovely food! I liked it very much. You can still walk in the area; go to a temple or go to KAT, a dedicated organisation to help the streetdogs and cats. A place to unwind and recharge or to start in a less chaotic and unhealty way if you stay in the city center. Thank you very much Chandra Ban!