Maya Manor Boutique Hotel By KGH Group

We had our office meeting at this boutique hotel, and it was a great experience. The seminar hall was well-designed, comfortable, and perfectly suited for our meeting requirements. The boutique ambience added a nice touch and made the overall experience more pleasant. The museum on the property was also really impressive and worth visiting. Additionally, the snacks served during the meeting were delicious and well presented. Overall, a very well-managed place for corporate meetings and small events. Highly recommended.

Our stay at The Maya Hotel and Manor in Kathmandu was outstanding from start to finish! From resting after flying half way around the world to after completing the Annapurna Circuit, this was exactly the kind of welcoming, comfortable, and beautifully curated space we hoped for. The property blends calm, boutique elegance with warm Nepali hospitality, making it feel more like a retreat than a hotel. The staff went above and beyond throughout our stay. Every interaction felt genuine, kind, and attentive. I really cannot say enough great things about the staff. The rooms were spotless, thoughtfully designed, and incredibly comfortable. The outdoor spaces and common areas were peaceful and beautifully maintained, offering the perfect place to unwind after long days of exploring. Breakfast was absolutely excellent, with fresh options each morning, and the location made it easy to explore Kathmandu while still feeling tucked away from the noise. If you’re visiting Nepal, either before or after a trek, The Maya Hotel and Manor is the ideal place to call home. We will absolutely be staying here again. Highly recommended!

We had an amazing experience with everyone at Maya Manor Hotel. |We stayed here few days before going trekking and one week after. |I couldn't fault a thing, the room was good, the housekeeping team was spot on and everyone from reception to breakfast and their coffee shop was just brilliant. |Located only 10 minutes walking distance from Thamel this is a little hidden green heaven in the hustle of the city. |This was my second visit to the hotel in the last couple of years, i will definitely return.

I stayed here for 5 days during tihaar festival. I stayed in two rooms , for first 2 days i stayed in executive suite which was very good and spacious . i was also provided with free airport transfer for one side. for next 2 days i booked a junior suite but it was not for my liking so i stayed in deluxe room on 6 th floor. The view from that room was very good. The hotel staff and service was good. The food was also good. Overall i enjoyed my stay.

I have visited Kathmandu frequently on business through most of my professional life. From 2022 when I discovered this fine establishment, to present day, Maya Manor has been my choice of HQ. There are a number of reasons for that. ||Location: It's in the heart of the city, a 5 minute (brisk) walk from Durbar Marg, and another 5 to Thamel. However, it's quite nicely tucked away, so it's quiet through the day and evening with none of the craziness Thamel or Durbar Marg can descend into occasionally. Naxal, Bhatbhetini, Lazimpat are but mere strolls away. It's also perfectly positioned for my ritual morning walk when in the valley—a three-quarter circle around Narayanhiti Palace and then right through Tridevi Marg, left through Jyatha and on to Indra Chowk via Asan Tole, stopping at the Luchunbhulu Ajima temple on the way, people-watching near the Bhairavs and back. If I need to cross the Bagmati, or head towards Budhanilkantha, Swayambhu or Boudhanath, cabs are readily available around the hotel, or if not, the good folk at the reception will call you one with alacrity.||Room: Very clean and compact, plenty of space in the wardrobe; bathroom is small but clean and very well-equipped. Nice bird's-eye view of the city. ||Gym: Pulleys, light dumbbells, treadmill, stationery bike, pull up bar. Good enough for me. I carry some resistance bands to supplement.||The patio: Sunny, plenty of seating. Perfect for meetings, or to just sit down and work quietly or read with a cup of coffee. I have spent many productive days there. The staff is always attentive without ever, and I can't emphasize this enough, ever being intrusive. There are no electrical outlets in the patio, so one has to make sure one's devices have juice before one settles down, and hook it up in the Moonshine Bar yonder when needed. I take it as a cue to go analog for a while, or quietly enjoy the company of the hotel's very discrete, polite, social-distancing kitties. ||Conference Room: Well-appointed, have attended a few with about 40 delegates. Everything works as they should.||Food: I recommend the fish and chips and the Newari rice thali, although pretty much all items are wholesome and tasty. The French Press coffee, which I consume by the gallons when I am working out of the hotel, can be intense, so maybe press the plunger early. ||People: Everyone is helpful, pleasant and welcoming round the clock (they once managed to get me emergency epoxy glue for my boots at 1 am so that I didn't have to attend a breakfast meeting the next morning in my bedroom slippers. A special mention here for Purnima Ji at F&B, who always insists on stuffing a packed breakfast into my resisting hands as I rush out for a morning meeting in Jwalakhel. Thank you for always taking such good care of me, Purnima Ji and everyone else at Maya Manor. I hope to see you all again soon.

Saroj was our waiter for 2 dinners and he was excellent. Professional, efficient and made our dinners relaxing and personal. Maya Manor felt like home for us. Every time we returned from an excursion we were grateful to walk through the gates. We even canceled another hotel and paid for a night we didn’t use because Maya Manor spoke to our hearts. Tilak, the guard with the crisp salute, made our stay even more memorable with his smile and joyful service. Maya Manor will represent the best of Nepal in my heart. If I come back there is nowhere else I would stay.

A true gem. A combination of history, peace and elegance in a family run hotel business in the heart of the city, close to the former royal palace. Lovely tearoom in a hidden garden, terraces at several floor, exquisite hotel restaurant carrying the main Nepali specialties. Courteous staff and clean throughout.

Very nice hotel with wonderful staff. Mr. Sarjoj was very helpful and all others too. We have had really nice room (Jane Goodall room) and we enjoyed staying our stay in Kathmandu. We are hoping come back.