The Dwarika's

Hotel · Kathmandu ·

The Dwarika's

Hotel · Kathmandu ·

Museum-like hotel preserving Nepali arts, crafts, and culture

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Battisputali Rd, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal Get directions

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“Dwarika's Hotel, in Kathmandu, Nepal, is the most classic and culturally preserved hotel I've ever been to. For me, no hotel speaks to its location better than this one. It's owned by my now friend Vijay and his family. The building is all brick, and each window fixture, door, and piece of hardware is an antique that Vijay's grandfather collected over the years. The carvings on every entryway or windowsill are so intricate and so well preserved. You can look at one side of the courtyard for hours, observing all the little details. Anytime I return to Kathmandu, it's no question that's where I stay. I took my kids out there with me the last time I went.” —Diplo

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54 Ways We're Making the Holidays Feel Special This Year

"My brother studied abroad in Kathmandu, so I'm writing his card on Nepalese rice paper from Dwarikas Resort, with the promise that we'll return to Nepal together when borders safely re-open."

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The Dwarika's (Kathmandu, Nepal) Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Dwarika’s is named for its late founder, who established this one-of-a-kind hotel in an effort to preserve the arts, crafts, and culture of Kathmandu in a way that keeps them alive and accessible to curious visitors to Nepal. The result is something like a museum that you can sleep in — and, in case it’s not clear, one of the most memorable hotels we’ve ever come across. It’s also a rather luxurious one, with expansive suites, three distinctive restaurants, and a pool and Ayurvedic spa, complete with yoga classes. As long as it stands, travelers have a direct line to Kathmandu’s past." - Tablet Hotels

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debg926

Google

We spent three nights at this charming resort. It has an authentic feel to it. ||The architecture and grounds are beautiful. Our room was very comfortable and quiet. The outdoor pool area is pretty. Several dining options exist. Food was delicious. ||I would stay here again if ever in the area again.

Pipalette

Google

I have been a guest at Dwarika''s Hotel in Kathmandu many times since circa 2017. Its high rating is not an overstatement in any way. I lived in Kathmandu for several years and Dwarika's became my "home away from home." Many reviews comment on the outstanding food and beverages, the unique and historically important architecture, and the comfort and cleanliness of the accommodations. But I would focus on the unique kindness and thoughtfulness of the staff, and among those I would cite Mr. Pramesh Raj Devkota, who was been a stand-out for me every time I have visited Dwarika's. During my time living in Kathmandu, he personally arranged and managed a multitude of events--both personal and professional--sometimes involving complex menus and large numbers of people. He excelled at everything. And any guests I had were always extremely impressed. One of Mr. Devkota's great strengths is his ability to really see his clients and to cater to their needs and preferences. During subsequent trips to Kathmandu, I always have found him at the ready--always remembering me and what makes me happy--and so uniquely kind. I have introduced many friends and colleagues with plans to visit Kathmandu to Mr. Devkota, and he was admired by all of them. Dwarika's is very lucky to have such a dedicated professional as part of the staff.

Nina Nandy MD F.

Google

Exceptional service from very friendly staff and beautiful grounds/pool/restaurants and spa services. There are many options for types of cuisine including Nepali and Japanese. Some lovely shops on the premises too and very close/convenient to KTM airport. Rooms were beautiful especially in main bldg and bldg over looking the pool. Gorgeous wood carvings and decor. The doors w padlocks are just gorgeous. My only complaint is I want to stay longer !

Ken K.

Google

this is absolutely the best place to stay in. Kathmandu. we stayed here for three nights during festival and were able to experience celebration of the dogs. The hotel is very connected to the community and has a rich history. You’ll find that the hotel follows a very specific architectural outline that dates back hundreds of years and is part of a heritage project to keep alive ancient wood carving techniques and architectural elements. Although the property is in the center of town and very close to the airport once inside you don’t hear anything outside. Inside the property contains a very large courtyard with several buildings containing restaurants and individual shops. The pool and pool cabana area is a stand out area for guests to enjoy some relaxation. One of the restaurants serves international cuisine and is the typical breakfast buffet spot but you can also get eggs to order. Hot tip definitely try the French toast as it was probably the best French toast we have ever had in our life. I don’t know how they’re able to get it so thick yet so fluffy and the local fruit jam on the side is outstanding. They also have a Japanese theme restaurant, which is exactly as you would expect it and they have a fantastic, fine dining prefix menu local Nepal dining experience, which has been visited by the United States president and famous actors and actresses for years. You can pick from a six course nine course 16 course or 22 course meal. We did the six course and it was more than enough food and we could barely finish our dessert. you will definitely not regret staying here, but if you don’t stay here, you will regret it.

Stamatios T.

Google

One will definitely live the most authentic and unique experience in Kathmandu once they enter this traditional nepalese hotel. Artifacts from newari architecture, rooms which travel guests in another era and one of the most exclusive spas and restaurants! Extremely friendly personnel and sp beautiful surroundings! Treat yourself even for 1 night at this magnificent hotel!

tracyaQ7562GF

Google

Highly recommend! This was one of our all-time favorite hotel experiences. The rooms were beautiful, the courtyard was charming, and the service was truly above and beyond. The ambiance throughout the property was exceptional — it felt like a luxury stay in a living museum.|We stayed in the junior suite, which was stunning — a real “wow” moment. The hotel is family-run and the owner is onsite, adding a warm, personal touch to everything.|Don’t miss the morning yoga or the daily special events — each one added something unique to our stay. The food was wonderful as well. Every detail was thoughtfully curated. A truly unforgettable experience.

Frédérique D.

Google

Fantastic hotel! What a special place. The musician on the evening made it all even more special. Sitting in the garden, listening to him playing the flute (not too sure what the correct term is) was truly memorable.

Paolo L.

Google

Yes, it’s the most expensive hotel in the city, but what a hotel! It’s both a museum and an oasis in a rather chaotic city: excellent service, atmospheric interiors and rooms, outstanding food. If you can afford it—go for it. It’s one of my absolute favorite city hotels in the world. Seriously. Perfection.

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65 Postcards · 37 Cities

The Hotels We Return to Again and Again

Courtesy of Dwarika

The Dwarika's Hotel

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41,950 Postcards · 5,615 Cities

54 Ways We're Making the Holidays Feel Special This Year

"My brother studied abroad in Kathmandu, so I'm writing his card on Nepalese rice paper from Dwarikas Resort, with the promise that we'll return to Nepal together when borders safely re-open."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/32-ways-were-making-the-holidays-feel-special-this-year

The Dwarika's Hotel

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8,485 Postcards · 3,267 Cities