Pro: Starting with the location.. It's bang opposite the phewa lake and in the midst of the main street. The breakfast although had limited vegetarian options but was done properly. The private but was spacious and beautiful. The swimming pool was adequately equipped and clean. The staff was very cooperative. The cultural programme in the evening and the band were superb. Most importantly for the facilities it gives you they charge you accordingly. And which is what stands out as value for money for me... They had booked me on a bunjee jumping too at a very short notice. Me and my family felt very nice and warm there. Con: Nothing except the luggage bell boy idk his name was very clingy and kept asking for money... Rest all of the staff are well trained and professional. Vegetarian options in ala carte can be increased I will definitely be coming back here for a longer stay..

Nothing except the luggage bell boy idk his name was very clingy and kept asking for money. Vegetarian options in ala carte can be increased

The resort was wonderful. The room was very nicely decorated, clean and spacious. The washroom was also big and had a bathtub. There was good supply of hot water. The room and the resort were a perfect place for relaxation. I enjoyed my stay so much that I extended it for 2 more days. Highly recommend for anyone who is going for vacation in Pokhara. In addition, the staff were really polite and helpful. From the reception to restaurant staff everyone were very humble and welcoming.

Nothing. Only that they could provide sleeper for room and toothbrush.

The location is right at the beginning of the Lake Phewa road which is just perfect. Get out of your hotel, turn right, and start walking down the Lake and you will find awesome views of Pokhara and restaurants. The rooms have everything that's needed for a pleasant stay. If you wait a few minutes, you can also get hot showers there pretty consistently.

Some of the housekeeping employees don't knock before entering the apartment. They assume you're not there, then just unlock your door and walk in, and then stare at you if they find you there. I found that suspicious. I had to start locking the door using the deadbolts to make sure they didn't just barge in on me. You should train them to knock, announce who they are, and then only can they try to enter - also provide "do not disturb" and "clean my room" signs There are also no safes/safety deposit boxes, which along with the above, forced me to keep taking my valuables with me.

The property is right at the start of the lake, which lets you explore the entire market along the lake, the best part of the property is its themed rooms with garden and with swimming pool, and daily cultural and folk events everyday from 7 to 9 pm, I had the best evening when we all danced to Nepalese folk music and our Punjabi music, the entire credit goes to the staff and especially 2 persons, the manager at the restaurant in the evening who ran in and around for us arranging food items and the receptionist Sarita.

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The managers and staff were so kind and welcoming that it really left a deep impression on me. Right from the minute I stepped into the restaurant for lunch I felt really well taken care of. In the evening, there was also a Nepali cultural dance and music program. As for the room, it’s nice to hang out at the balcony in the day as it’s bright outside. I think most importantly the staff communicated very well with each other and it made me feel like they really work as a team. That is something that I truly value and appreciate as a first-time solo traveler in Nepal. Thank you to all the staff who have put in so much effort! Much appreciated.

The room was large with a little balcony. Shower was hot once it got going. The restaurant was good but it was low season so not everything was available on the menu. Staff were happy to help and the garden setting made it feel very 'resort' like. It was right by the lake at the southern end which did mean a long walk to the 'action'. However it was quiet and clean. There are lots of options of places to eat nearby and Nepali Kitchen is right around the corner. an excellent local eatery. Pokhara is a huge city these days.

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Perfect situation overlooking the lake and a beautiful calm garden with selection of seating areas for a chillout. Breakfast had an excellent choice, with fresh cooked eggs/omelette to order. Fresh ground coffee machine for excellent coffee. All staff are attentive and friendly. I was able to leave my luggage safely while I went on a trek. I would definitey stay again.

No concerns

I was just for one night here..everybody who works there knows what they are doing.They are very professional,friendly,welcoming,helpful and the guy at reception was very welcoming and friendly..Room was very cleaned and very hygenic..lots of option in Breakfast..Recommended

Nice location,,nice view of Fewa lake from restaurant.

I loved the vintage vibe of the resort and their amazing service. The resort is 45 years old yet cleanliness, service and vibes are topnotch. The staff also helped us in booking domestic air flight tickets and movie tickets. In time of cleaning the Room, staff spontaneously even folded our messed up clothes & things which showed their warmth and gave us a homely feeling.

They can improve the swimming pool side a bit.

Wonderful staff behaviour, cannot appreciate this enough. The resort was also located right in front of Phewa lake, a view we thoroughly enjoyed while having breakfast. Our hut room was spacious & pretty, had comfortable beds with old (& kind of classic) fixtures. We stayed here the longest in our Nepal trip (it was quite value for money), & we only have pleasant memories.

The bathroom was surprisingly a mess...the sink was almost falling off, lights were fused & the bathroom is long overdue for renovations. Also the restaurant food was average. Thankfully the resort is undergoing renovations, hope they improve the dated fixtures & fittings.