Family Peace House

Really basic, dirty accommodation. The bedsheets weren't clean, the walls were wrecked, and the mattress is ultra thin on a hard plank, so sleeping was impossible. You can find a much better hostel for the same price.

You can sit outside in either of the two shared areas, with tables and chairs, to relax, have tea, or chat with the owners and other guests. The staff are friendly and can help with all kinds of things, from booking buses or flights to planning a whole trek. The guest house is on a quiet pedestrian street with no noise from cars or bikes. It finally felt like home to me.

Friendly hospitality, and I made lots of great friends here. It's budget friendly and works well for solo travelers. Must visit!

The room was unclean, the shower wasn't working properly, and there were mosquitoes and cockroaches, which felt like serious health risks. I planned to stay three days but checked out after one night. The hotel looked impressive when I first arrived, with lots of foreign tourists, so I thought I'd picked a good place. I was quickly disappointed. My biggest concern was a staff member, Mr. Sher Bahadur Kami, who said he managed everything at the hotel. He wouldn't accept payment through the official QR code and asked me to send money to his personal eSewa ID. He even admitted to taking extra money from guests and passing less on to the hotel owners. My experience was very negative, and I strongly would not recommend this hotel.