Dwarika's Hotel

Summary

Dwarika's Hotel is in itself a work of art with the building made up of pillars, panels, screens, doors, and windows pulled from old houses and havelis and refurbished by the hotel's owner to give new life to Kathmandu's most beautiful property. Dwarika's hotel represents the best of traditional Nepalese architecture, it's worth staying just to admire the design of the building alone. Despite being located in Kathmandu, Nepal's busy capital city, the hotel and its beautiful grounds offer a peaceful retreat from the bustling streets. Visit the spa, take a dip in the pool, and simply relax.

Highlights

  • Example of meticulous preservation of local architecture
  • Close proximity to Royal Nepal golf course and Guhyeshwari Temple
  • Delicious restaurants
  • Beautiful heritage property in the heart of the city

Location

Kathmandu, Nepal

How to get there

The Dwarika's hotel is about a ten-minute taxi ride from Tribhuvan Airport in Kathmandu.

Best time to go

The peak season to visit Nepal is between late September and early December because of the clear skies and fresh air which gives clear views of the mountains. For wildlife seekers, the best season is from late February to mid-April when the climate is warm and dry and the Terai's long grass has been cut improving wildlife sightings in Chitwan and Bardia national parks.

Our thoughts

This hotel is a short distance from the airport but also is a short distance from the famous Pashupatinath Temple and the Buddhist stupa at Boudhanath. The hotel is an ideal base to explore Nepal while accommodating guests in an elegant luxurious setting.


  • Library
  • Pool
  • The Pancha Kosha Himalayan Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Shop
  • WiFi

  Dining

Krishnarpan - Krishnarpan is a fine dining restaurant offering a slow dining experience reminiscent of the meals relished by the Maharajas of Nepal. Meals range from 6 to 22 courses prepared from fresh organic vegetables straight from the hotel's own organic farm.

Mako's - Mako's offers a subtle taste of the finer things served by nature and provides organic and healthy Japanese cuisine. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner in a unique setting that highlights the similitude between two civilisations.

Toran and Fusion Bar - Toran and Fusion Bar is an all-day dining restaurant that provides a range of appetizers and meals. It also offers a separate natural foods menu that provides a fusion of Nepali flavours with popular world cuisines. The bar overlooks a swimming pool which is a replica of the 12th century Nepal royal baths.

Heritage Room - These rooms capture the essence of earthy living with organically produced and hand woven linen and custom designed and handmade furniture.

Heritage Suite - These spacious and comfortable suites are individually designed using local materials such as pottery, slate, and brass and combined with the highest level of amenities.

Royal Suite - These enormous suites are set over 3 floors and feature both formal and informal meeting spaces as well as private lounging space, a grandiose bedroom and luxurious bathroom.

  • Swimming
  • Fitness
  • Spa

Children are welcome but there are no specific facilities or activities.


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