Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Kusma

This is really about a home exchange, so you feel like you’re a part of the family!

There are number of reasons why I gave exceptional rating to club ES. In my 10 days Nepal tour it was the best place in which i stayed.The two days were unforgettable. The resort is situated in a remote village Kaskikot- around 45 min drive from main pokhara city .it's a small resort run by a the only Sherpa family in that area. The owner of this resort himself has sumitted Everest and Annapurna I as mountain guide. Our expectations were not very high about facilities. But it was very surprising for us that they had almost all required facilities like hot shower, electric kettle, soap,room heater, toothbrush,complimentary tea coffee available. The room was cozy. The location is simply breathtaking.. I have previous trekking experience in Himalaya and I can assure that the panoramic view from.this resort is really unique. The tibetan style huts and dining area is so so unique. Most importantly as the family operates the resort all by themselves- no outside staffs, you'll feel like home here. Everything here is so authentic.. Nothing fake. They have a pet dog named Pappu,which is also very friendly. Food- specially veg meals were so fresh from the garden. Even though there is no TV at room, My 6 years old kid thoroughly enjoyed the place.There are well built hiking routes from the resort- great for early.morning hikes But pls note that if you are looking for luxury-like jakuzzi and swimming pool- staffs hanging a fake smile all the time- sorry Club ES is not for.you.

Was amazing experience Great hospitality Great food Great view Great facilities We absolutely loved it

This homestay experience is one that I won’t soon forget and was easily one of the highlights of my time spent in Nepal. I am so grateful to have experienced KB, TJB’s and Chandrakali’s warmth and hospitality. I will cherish this time indefinitely and hope to return in the future. The views are incredibly, the food is plentiful, and the rural culture is well preserved; away from any Western demands of tourism. Big hugs and love to this special family and the village.

Breakfast with that view is everything