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What Guests Said About Kathmandu:
Ravikumar
United States of America
8.0
Kathmandu is a very busy, noisy and dusty place, but once...
Kathmandu is a very busy, noisy and dusty place, but once you get past that initial shock, there's a lot to discover. The people are extremely nice and friendly. Highly recommend times of the year with comfortable weather and be prepared to walk around as riding taxis mean getting stuck in traffic. Stay close to attractions for the same reason. Choose a location outside of town if interested in mostly going to the outskirts. The tourist friendly locations are busy but you do want to be close to good dinner and other facilities that cater to travelers.
Fin Lynch
Saudi Arabia
10
Brill City to spend 2 weeks wandering around Patang, Thamel,...
Brill City to spend 2 weeks wandering around Patang, Thamel, Freak Street, Boudha etc.
Nepalis take life easy so you're guaranteed a stress-free vacation and the cost of living is brilliant but be sure to barter for everything. The longer you're here the better you'll get
Anonymous
United Arab Emirates
8.0
Traffic is really sick.
Traffic is really sick. No pedestrian crossing, traffic lights and enforcers. Muddy and dusty road.
People doesn't know how to drive properly not only in the main road but in the mountains as well. Regulations are not implemented.
Highly recommended for adventure seeker. Lol
Indranil
United States of America
8.0
Great city with ancient stupas and temple.
Great city with ancient stupas and temple. Good destination for a religious/spiritual destination though I guess the majority of tourists come to trek the Himalayas. However the city itself lacks basic infrastructure like good roads etc.
Cristian
Romania
10
Basically, we visited Kathmandu during their water pipeline...
Basically, we visited Kathmandu during their water pipeline installation so the entire city was dirtier and dustier than usual. However, once the pipeline is installed, everything will return to normal. The city is full of history, it worth all the time you invest in it.
We've been here for three days, the first two and the last day of our journey.
In the first day we visited Thamel - the streets are awesome, full of people and stores. Kathmandu Durbar Square is a piece of history. Unfortunatelly, a lot of buildings collapsed in the earthquake but they are doing their best to reconstruct them. Swoyambhunath (Monkey Temple) is a green peaceful area of the city but pay attention to the monkeys, they can be agressive and can easily steal your possesions. :) They stole our bananas. Second day we visited Patan Durbar Square - comparable to KDS, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Pashupatinath - their crematory and Boudhanath - one of the biggest stupa in Asia.
Last day we kept it for shopping and feeling Thamel at its best.
“Kathmandu at its honest best. Run by a Nepalese family who are helpful and friendly.
A simple breakfast that is filling and takes you through the day.
If you want to experience Thamel then Hotel Bright Star is a great place to start.”
“Dormitory Nepal is a little paradise in Kathmandu. It is the perfect place to stay if you prefer a relaxed atmosphere rather than the bustle and noise of Thamel.
The rooms are nice and clean with lots of sunlight and fresh air. There are three great areas to relax and meet other travelers; the lounge room, kitchen and garden.
The staff are so friendly and helpful and will assist you in any way they can to make your stay in Nepal amazing!
I highly recommend staying at Dormitory Nepal!”
“Great staff down a quiet side street in Thamel. Was picked up from the airport by two welcoming staff. Pretty good breakfast too! Rolling power cuts meant the hot water/internet wasn't always available but that's Nepal! Makes you appreciate the little luxuries. A basic hotel, but good value for money”
“I stay more then 4 other hotel in different place in Nepal during my Nepal trip. every where i got problem with electricity but at kathmandu grand hotel i never get power cut problem. room and bed was comfortable and wifi speed was very good. i enjoy my stay at kathmandu grand.”
“Kathmandu City Hotel central in thamel, easy to book day city sightseeing and flights from hotel reception. Staff very friendly and helpful, New Hotel reasonable price.”
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