Pottery Guest House

Name: Pottery Guest House
Address: Pottery Square 4, 00001 Bhaktapur, Nepal, Bhaktapur, Bhaktapur, Bagmati Province, NP
Rating: 8.6

Pottery Square 4, 00001 Bhaktapur, Nepal, BhaktapurView on Map

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About this property

A nice option for people traveling in groups. Guest house "Pottery Guest House" is located in Bhaktapur. This guest house is located in the city center. In the morning, have a cup of coffee while looking at the city from the window. Location You can stop by the bar. It’s time to have a nice meal! Stop by the restaurant. Want to be always on-line? Wi-Fi is available. Specially for tourists who travel by car, there’s a free parking zone. The beauty and wellness services: a spa center. Pets are welcome here. At the guests’ disposal, there’s also a laundry. At the guest house

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Good to know

Check-in: From 14:00
Check-out: Until 12:00
Parking: Free
Pets: Allowed
Luggage storage: Available
Children: Family friendly

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8.6/10

Very Good

121 reviews

Featured review

Suresh P.

September 2025

10/10

A pottery class at Pottery Square gave me a fun, hands-on way to appreciate the patience and skill behind the craft. A friendly local vendor even offered me a private class at a very affordable price, possibly because it was low season. The owners and artisans were welcoming and happy to share stories about their work and heritage. The square is only a short walk from Nyatapola Temple. It’s a living museum as much as a marketplace, with courtyards and structures that make a peaceful, nostalgic setting, and an earthy clay smell in the air. You can watch local artisans shape pots, utensils, and decorative pieces, each reflecting Bhaktapur’s artistic heritage. If you visit, leave time to meet locals, support their art, and maybe take home a handmade souvenir. Go local, support local, and get a feel for Bhaktapur here.

Bikash S.

August 2025

10/10

At Pottery Square, near Nyatapola Temple, local artisans make all sorts of clay utensils using traditional techniques. Visitors can have a go at making pottery themselves too.

Edmund T.

August 2025

8/10

It’s fun to watch local people making pots and other things from clay. You can take a class too. The vendors offered me a private lesson for a very affordable price, maybe because it was low season.

Oliver K.

May 2024

8/10

On your way between temples in Bhaktapur’s old city, you can stop at Pottery square. The handmade pots are laid out in the sun to dry, and you can watch how they’re made. They’re mainly used for paying tribute to the Gods.

Minjun L.

February 2023

8/10

Pottery is laid out to dry, and in the morning you can watch people making it. It’s a short walk from Durbar square, so worth stopping by if you’re nearby.