I recently stayed at Godavari Village Resort, and the first thing that struck me was the beauty of the place. Surrounded by lush greenery and mountain views, it felt like a calm escape from Kathmandu’s chaos. The gardens are well-kept, the air feels fresh, and walking around the property was honestly the highlight of my stay. But once I settled in, a few issues stood out. The food was hit-or-miss breakfast was decent, but some meals came out cold and bland. The management wasn’t very responsive either getting simple issues addressed felt slow. Moving around the resort can also be tiring. There are steep staircases over a hundred steps in some places which made it inconvenient to get from my room to the restaurant or reception. I can see this being a real challenge for older guests. Overall, I loved the views and peaceful vibe, but the outdated rooms, inconsistent food, and unhelpful service made me think twice about staying overnight again. For me, this place works better as a short day trip to enjoy nature, rather than a long, comfort-oriented stay.

Worst experience ever. Miscommunication and lack of understanding. Service is terrible also it felt like they were there to scam. They charged us more than they should. Booking ma euta paisa thyo tya bata check out garda tyo vanda badi charge garyo. Blaming one another at reception hamlai thathena vandai. Terrible terrible experience, not worth your money.

ekdam jhur place raicha kohi pani na janu hola hai . sab thak raicha

The resort is always good for the scenery, garden and swimming pool, and of course cheering with friends