Nagarkot Farm House

The view was amazing. From my balcony I was lucky enough to see the mountains early in the morning, which apparently isn’t common in March because of the fog. The food was all homemade with vegetables from their own garden, and it was so good. The staff also arranged a car back to Kathmandu very easily. Rudra, Razu, Eti, and everyone on the team were so kind and helpful. The rooms are comfortable, with a mountain feel to the design. They can light the stove at night, and staff provide a hot water bottle to keep you warm in bed. A great place in Nagarkot for nature and trekking in the valley. Many thanks, and see you soon 🙏🏼😍 Antoine

Nagarkot tower is about 45 minutes away. I enjoyed the mountain view from the balcony, and the clean, well-equipped room had a furnace that I loved. A lovely nearby escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

I loved the fireplaces in the common areas, and it was peaceful before the weekend. We left early once locals arrived to party loudly and spoil the atmosphere. At reception, the middle-aged man watched TikTok at full volume, which was annoying. I stayed in October, and light from outside came through the curtains even at night, making the room too bright for sleeping. There was trash in our stove, so we couldn’t use it to heat the room.

I really needed a mental breather and this hotel was a great choice for the week. It reminded me of the lovely, peaceful hotels you find after a trek in the Himalayan regions. There aren’t many rooms, and the cat was super friendly. The rooms were pretty, with a small fireplace where we burned firewood to stay warm. They only have single beds, even for couples or families looking for king or queen-sized rooms. I actually liked having my own space, and waking up to the Langtang range shining in the morning was the best part.