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Hotel Tibet International: Boutique Luxury in Kathmandu

Hotel Tibet International in the heart Kathmandu’s Buddhist district, is a blend of contemporary art and traditional Tibetan décor. It’s located within walking distance of a number of shrines and monasteries, including the Boudanath Stupa, a World Heritage site. Just a block or two away, we spent our mornings walking with the monks around the Stupa. 

Hotel Tibet International has 68 rooms and suites. Each room is spaciously furnished with sitting area and enough windows to the surrounding snow-capped mountains. In the room, there is plenty of wardrobe space with dressing gowns to use and coffee making facilities. Modern amenities include air conditioning, flat screen tv and tea and coffee making facilities. The rooms are cleaned daily and fresh towels and bottled water supplied. 

There are two restaurants and a bar/lounge at the Hotel Tibet International. There is also a coffee shop, a rooftop terrace, and a 24-hour business centre. Free Wi-Fi in public areas and free self-parking are also provided. The hotel has a spa and a small garden, ideal place to relax and unwind after a busy day. No visit would be complete without an evening walk to the nearby Stupa and meet with the monks and locals who visit to light butter lamps and make their offerings. 
 

Amenities

  • icon24hr Room Service
  • iconBar/Pub
  • iconBusiness Centre
  • iconConcierge
  • iconCribs/Infant Beds Available
  • iconMeeting/Conference Facilities
  • iconMultilingual Staff
  • iconRestaurant
  • iconSafety Deposit Boxes
  • iconSpa/Sauna
  • iconWi-Fi Available

Stay Hotel Tibet International has 68 rooms and suites. Its Boutique Rooms are tastefully appointed to provide the ultimate stay experience to the discerning travellers. Complete with individually controlled air-condition and heating. The Tibetan Boutique Suites are luxuriously decorated and furnished in Tibetan fabrics and design. The spacious bathroom has a rain shower and luxurious bath amenities. Common room amenities include 32 inches LCD channel TV, safe box and luxurious bath amenities.


ChildCare Children are welcome to stay at the Hotel Tibet International, but there are no specialist facilities available. However, babysitting can be arranged, if requested.


Dine The Shangri la Kitchen is the main restaurant at Hotel Tibet International and offers Tibetan, Chinese dishes and some Continental dishes. Breakfast and light lunch is served on Norbulinka Terrace overlooking the stunning Boudhanath Stupa. On chilly evenings, there is log fire with BBQ theme dinner. During the day, Tea Garden offers a wide selection of fine teas while the Yak Bar offers an array of exotic drinks, cocktails and sumptuous snacks. 


Relax Hotel Tibet International has a Spa, that offers a unique cultured, nurturing environment for total relaxation and de-stress that rejuvenates body, mind and soul. Time honoured massage techniques are expertly crafted by the Therapists, for you to unwind after a day of business or sightseeing.


Experience Take a walking tour with your private guide from Hotel Tibet International, and explore the royal cities of Kathmandu valley; Patan and Bhaktapur. Patan is filled with dozens of Buddhist and Hindu temples while Bhaktapur is known for its wood carvings and art. For majestic views of the Himalayas visit Nagarkot, a village close to Kathmandu. Adventure seekers can experience river rafting. Alternatively, calm your nerves mediating at one of the specialised centres. 
 


 

Location Gokarna Forest Resort is located inside the serene Gokarna Protected Forest, near Kathmandu city. It is situated in what was historically the private royal hunting ground of the erstwhile Kings of Nepal. Altitude: 1,333 meters.


Getting There Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport is connected with major airline carriers. Alternatively, you can fly to Delhi or Bangkok and then take a short flight to Kathmandu. Gokarna Forest Resort is only 10 kilometres from Kathmandu city and Tribhuvan International Airport.


When to go Nepal like the rest of the Gangetic plains has four seasons. Autumn and spring are the two most favourable seasons for visiting Nepal. The Spring (March to May) is good for treks when forests are full of rhododendrons in bloom. The heat wave runs through May until monsoon arrives in mid-June and stays until August. But in September, when the rains stop, the weather is balmy, the air is crip and the sky is clear; it is the perfect time to visit Nepal. 
 

Destination

Central, Nepal

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