Nepal is an excellent destination for thrilling white-water rafting, daring trekking, and breathtaking jungle safaris. But it does not mean that you have to rough it. There is always the option of staying in a luxury hotel or resort in Nepal. Therefore, We have listed the best luxury hotels in Kathmandu, Nepal and described to you briefly if you are visiting Nepal or you are already in.

Luxury Hotels in Kathmandu Valley

Hotel Shanker

The lavish Hotel Shanker in Kathmandu was once an extravagant Rana period mansion. It has plentiful grounds, an outdoor pool, and rooms decorated with chandeliers. Chinese, Indian, and Nepalese food are served in the Kailash restaurant; the chicken momo is delicious (Nepalese-style dumplings). Although this hotel has the impression of being a private estate, it is located in the heart of bustling Kathmandu, close to the Narayanhitiy Palace Museum. Thus, Shankar hotel is on our top list among the luxury hotels in Kathmandu, Nepal.

The Dwarika’s Hotel

One of Nepal’s most exquisite hotels is Dwarika’s. It’s not in a fashionable place, yet inside its walls indeed is a haven of charming architecture. Dwarika Das Shrestha founded it in the 1950s, in part as a mission to preserve indigenous Newari crafts. Therefore, the hotel now resembles a museum because it has been refurbished in the style of traditional Newari palaces. In addition, antiques, paintings, and bed linens manufactured in the area are abundant in the 80 rooms and suites. The courtyard has a gorgeous pool, five restaurants, and daily yoga classes with a well-known quirky instructor.

The Dwarika’s Resort

The Dwarika’s Kathmandu hotel is all about style, but on the other hand, the older Dwarika’s Resort concentrates on relaxing in a mountain location.  On clear days, it is just a 40-minute drive from Kathmandu to the resort.  It is located at Dhulikhel, one of the famous places for mountain views which is just  30 kilometres (19 miles) from Kathmandu. The resort offers stunning vistas of the snow-covered Himalayas. In addition, the spa here emphasizes alternative therapy as a fundamental component. You can also try the outdoor meditation maze. Enjoy an Ayurvedic massage, or unwind in the Himalayan salt crystal room in the best luxury hotels in Nepal.

Hyatt Regency Kathmandu : Kathmandu’s standard for luxury and privacy

Because of its stunning pool and fantastic weekend breakfast buffets (chocolate fountain, anyone? ), the Hyatt Regency is a favourite among ex-pats in Kathmandu. The most sacred Tibetan Buddhist landmark outside Tibet, Boudha Stupa, is only a 10-minute walk through the back alleys. Despite being large, this hotel doesn’t feel impersonal. The spa downstairs is reputedly the greatest in the city.

Gokarna Forest Resort

The only golf course in Nepal is located at Gokarna Forest Resort, which makes it unique. Among wealthy Nepalis, the 18-hole system is a favourite. Just watch out for the cheeky monkey residents escaping with your balls. The neighbouring Gokarna Forest was a hunting preserve for the Nepali royal family. The Deer, more monkeys, and even a leopard call it home. Additionally, there is a gorgeous pool, a gym, a sauna, and a chic bar, and some of the rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows that look out onto the forest. Despite being close to Kathmandu, Gokarna Forest Resort feels miles away.

Baber Mahal Vilas : Step into luxury hotel

Baber Mahal, formerly a royal location, displays several architectural styles that have influenced Nepal’s history. This hotel is a design enthusiast’s paradise, boasting everything from suites with Buddhist design sensibilities to the reddish tones of Kathmandu’s Newari people. Enjoy Nepali food by the rooftop pool, and stop by the on-site gift shop to purchase trinkets made by regional craftsmen.

Radisson Hotel, Kathmandu : Luxury is personal

The Radisson Hotel is located in the centre of the Nepalese capital. It  is well situated for local sightseeing in the city and the surrounding valley. Meanwhile, The Radisson offers some of Kathmandu’s opulent delights just a short stroll from the palace plaza, the city’s core, and the well-known retail district of Thamel and King’s Way. The hotel has 163 stylish, well-appointed rooms, including deluxe, superior, and club suites. It also has its renowned Splash Bar and Grill, which serves the most outstanding international and domestic food. The hotel’s rooftop pool, which provides stunning views of Swayambhunath Stupa and, on clear days, offers fantastic views of the mountains surrounding the Kathmandu Valley, completes the property.

Hotel Yak & Yeti, Kathmandu

The Yak & Yeti, despite its peculiar name, is a five-star luxury hotel located in Kathmandu’s Heritage Palace. The hotel is surrounded by meticulously designed gardens with magnificent fountains, giving it the appearance of an old royal palace. It also has its casino, an outdoor pool, and two full-size tennis courts. The apartments are luxuriously furnished and decorated with exquisite furniture befitting a king. Each has its mini-bar, air conditioning, cable TV, and en suite bathroom with a bathtub. You can work out in their fitness centre with certified fitness trainers or enjoy their five-star beauty salon, which is fully equipped with business centres for those international conferences. The hotel also boasts two on-site eateries: the Sunrise Café, which has a view of the exquisitely landscaped gardens, and The Chimney Pub, which is decorated in the British style and offers Halal meat on its menu in addition to local and foreign beverages. Therefore it is among the best luxury hotel in Nepal.

The Fort Resort, Nagarkot

The hotel’s Newari brick design features majestic entrances, serpentine hallways, and exquisitely planted gardens with views of the far-off mountain peaks. The central resort hotel features several tiny luxury cottages tucked away in the wooded hillside behind the main resort, as well as wealthy and dignified rooms reminiscent of colonial times. The cottages include rustic, wood-burning fireplaces for that romantic ambience, along with wooden beam inlays, reliefs, and sculptures. For your comfort and convenience, all rooms in the main hotel have private balconies, bathrooms with royal bathtubs, and complimentary amenities and slippers. The multi-cuisine restaurant provides a wide variety of world cuisines, a barbeque area, and a breathtaking view of the nearby mountains for guests.

Luxury Hotels in Khumbu, Everest

Yeti Mountain Home : The lap of luxury in Nepal

Book the Yeti Mountain Home if you like the notion of walking in the Himalayas but don’t appreciate the “rough” accommodations. These opulent lodges are strategically placed along the Everest Base Camp trekking route in the Khumbu (Everest) region. Each has a twin or king-sized bed, an electric blanket to warm your bed, and ensuite bathrooms. The hotel is designed very attractively. After a restful night’s sleep the other day trekking will be  much simpler. Therefore experience your best sleepover at one of the luxury hotels in Nepal and get energized and motivated.

Luxury Hotels in Pokhara, Nepal

Shangri-La Village Resort Pokhara : Experience luxury in the lap of nature

Pokhara is as close as you can get to the famous Shangri-La. Sixty-one elegantly equipped rooms make up the Shangri-La Village Resort, located in the heart of Pokhara on a sizable plot. Many on-site indoor and covered outdoor dining options and well-kept gardens for strolling with views of Machhapuchhre and the Himalayas. At slightly over 4,000 meters, this lodge is the ideal place to unwind before or after an arduous journey to the Annapurna Sanctuary and base camp (13,000ft).

Mountain Glory Forest Resort

Mountain Glory Forest Resort, a haven from the city encircled by woods, is located just outside Pokhara. All the rooms are given a cosy, personal feel by the floors and wall panelling. It also has private room terraces that offer breathtaking views of the Annapurna range. Popular activities include mountain biking, hiking, and (season allowing) dips in the outdoor pool.

Temple Tree Resort & Spa

One of the best hotels in Pokhara, the well-liked lakeside city that serves as a gateway to the Annapurna Himalayas, is Temple Tree Resort & Spa. The hotel comprises unique, hand-cut stone houses with two stories. The outdoor infinity pool offers summertime relief from the heat. You can explore the area, hire a mountain bike from the town or relax in a hammock under a frangipani tree, also referred to as a temple tree.

Tiger Mountain Lodge :

Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge, 1,000 feet above the Pokhara valley and 30 minutes from the city centre, offers magnificent views of the Himalayas. An excellent setting for the daring explorer, with opportunities for bird observation, day hikes to nearby settlements, and mountain hiking. Visitors looking for a less taxing yet authentic look into Nepalese culture can participate in the daily meditation and yoga classes offered by the lodge, as well as the Ayurvedic and Shiatsu therapies. The hand-cut stone lodges are tucked away in private gardens thriving with native shrubs, bamboo, and fruit trees. The clusters of bungalows mirror the nearby Nepali villages. Mid-June through September is the open season for Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge. Therefore, Hotel rooms are a second home; only you get to escape. You should book Tiger Mountain Lodge to experience one of the best luxury hotels in Pokhara.  

Luxury Hotels in Chitwan, Nepal

Barahi Jungle Lodge : The luxury of being yourself

Stay at the Barahi in Meghauli as part of Culture Trip’s specifically crafted, 11-day Nepal experience, led by the Local Insider. If you want to embark on a safari in the Chitwan National Park but don’t want to forgo comfort, Barahi Lodge can be the perfect destination. Elephants, bears, tigers, rhinos, and tigresses can be seen  in the area on foot or by 4×4. Back at the hotel, 34 deluxe rooms and a family suite are available, which is the reason Barahi Jungle lodge comes to one of the luxury hotels in Nepal.  All the suites are located in thatched chalets and have private balconies with views of the Rapti river and the surrounding park. Additionally, You can also take a dip in the outdoor pool, take a canoe ride, or see a traditional Tharu dance performance.

Meghauli Serai

Meghauli Serai is a part of the Chitwan National Park and is situated close to Barahi. This lodge has 30 rooms and is a part of the upscale Taj hotel group. The spacious, sleek stone foyer, the white-cushioned sofas, and the Tharu-made wall art it has a more upscale appearance. The rooms range from Rapti Mahal Suites with their private plunge pools to balcony suites overlooking the Terai grasslands. You may even spot an elephant outside on the riverbank-eating deck. Therefore if you are thinking of having a luxury holiday, Meguhauli Serai is the best luxury hotel in Chitwan, Nepal.

Luxury Hotels in West Nepal

Tiger Tops Tharu Lodge : Emotional luxury in Nepal

One of the first hotels in Nepal to open its doors in 1964, Tiger Tops has a solid reputation. Being outside of Chitwan National Park but not in crowded Sauraha, where many lodgings associated with parks are, makes staying here feel more distant and tranquil. Rooms in mud-walled structures or opulent tents are both options.  The view of the river from one of the luxury hotels in Nepal is awe-inspiring.  It is possible to organize any park activity, including walking tours, jeep safaris, and boat cruises. The Elephant Camp, a ground-breaking initiative in elephant care and conservation, is located next to the Tharu Lodge. Therefore, Tiger top is among the best luxury hotel in Nepal.

Tiger Tops Karnali Lodge

Bardiya National Park, located in the far west of Nepal, is a popular destination for visitors seeking a wilderness experience but is a far less popular jungle park than Chitwan. From Chitwan, Tiger Tops has relocated its traditional safari-style accommodation to Bardiya at the Karnali Lodge. There are nine boutique accommodations, and the restaurant serves delectable organic food. Although getting to Western Nepal from Kathmandu requires more effort (a flight to Nepalgunj or a very long bus trip), the benefits include fewer tourists and a better chance of seeing a royal Bengal tiger.

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