Hotel Direction Pokhara

We loved the food at the rooftop cafeteria, and the whole stay was great. My husband and I visited Pokhara in December 2019. The hotel is close to Pokhara Lake, clean, and the owner and staff were helpful throughout. Rooms and hospitality were good, and they could arrange activities like parasailing 🪂, zipline, and bungee jumping at reasonable prices. I’d recommend it to couples and families. You won’t regret staying there.

A really nice guy is getting this new hotel going. It’s the cheapest option I found in Pokhara, and he was very, very nice. There are still a few things to build up, especially the staff and restaurant, but I’d recommend it.

I stayed for more than a month and loved the place. The rooms were nice, the location was fantastic, and the price felt fair. Nischal and the team gave amazing service. Highly recommend!

The staff were great about helping us, including moving us to a bigger room when the Wi-Fi wouldn’t work in the first one. They knew the trekking routes and current trail conditions, and offered to keep our bags while we were away. There was too much snow on Annapurna and Base Camp was closed, so we moved on. Breakfast on the rooftop was awesome, with a nice lake view. Winter was rough, though. The rooms have no heat, and the electricity is solar-powered, like elsewhere in Pokhara. We often had no power and never got hot water. It was either cold or freezing. I know that wasn’t the staff’s fault, and I’d stay here again, just not in winter. For onward bus travel to Lumbini, avoid having them book a Sanjog Bus. Other buses leave the Bus Park at 7:30, but Sanjog waited until nearly 9am to fill up, then took the very rough southbound mountain route to pick up more passengers. The longer route that avoids the mountain passes takes about the same time and is much smoother.