Love the way they treasured the culture along with business. Fully satisfied 😊

This guest house is located in the center of Patan but quiet. The guesthouse it self is owned by treasure collector and has artistic touch everywhere. Because it’s traditional building, everything is smaller than the normal hotels but it’s the fun of it. Breakfast was good enough. The highlight of this guesthouse is the host. He speaks fluent English and willing to assist everything we need. He gave as a walking tour in the town showing us every corner that we’d missed without him.

Helpful staffs and really comfy bed. You can see the history of a three hundred years old newa house here. They also provide nice breakfast which is good to start a brand new morning :)

Gefallen · Close to Durbar Square, booked room to experience a 300 year old house.||Nicht gefallen · Room with very low ceiling, dimmed lights and reading nearly impossible, very cold (no heating/air condition) - bathroom dirty, one little soap for three nights, showering difficult as temperature of water is always changing - got a second blanket because of the cold. - friendly owner but very unfriendly staff - had to ask for room service the second day - had to a fight for a dry towel with the staff as towels don’t dry in the cold room - could fill up myself water bottle at a machine - water kettle on demand but had to use my own tea bags - breakfast: one fried egg, some pieces of potato, two slices of toast, pieces of apple / banana - was the most expensive place with the lowest standard and service within three weeks - not a 3star guest house - can’t recommend at at all.