Best Kaski Hotels

"I stayed here for a couple of nights and ended up staying for another six—it's a great value for the price. The main pros: air conditioning and a private balcony with a stunning view of the lake. Funnily enough, I never used the air conditioning the entire time—the fan was sufficient. Everything inside is clean, neat, and pleasant, and overall the hotel looks nice and comfortable. Compared to other options in the same price range, this one is noticeably better. Cons: The location isn't the most convenient. The view is beautiful, and there's a cafe nearby, but the prices are higher. It's about a 15-minute walk to more accessible places and the city center, and with the ups and downs, it's not always convenient. I also encountered cockroaches during my stay—I killed three, which certainly spoiled the experience a bit. In summary: if you're looking for peace and quiet and a place to recover after a trek, this is a great option. It's also suitable if you rent a bike and have comfortable transportation. Overall, for the money, it's a very decent option."

"This hotel's location is absolutely perfect! It's right in the middle of Lakeside Road, making it convenient to get to either end of Phewa Lake. The surrounding area is Pokhara's bustling city center, but because the hotel is set back a few hundred meters, it's completely quiet at night. We checked in the day after our trip to Australian Camp and immediately indulged in a spa treatment at the hotel, which was an excellent experience! The hotel staff were also very attentive and patient, helping us arrange transport and plan our itinerary. The room facilities aren't luxurious, but they're clean and tidy, and absolutely sufficient. This is a fantastic hotel! I'd definitely stay here again if I come back to Pokhara!"

"This hotel has a certain rustic appeal to it. It's cozy, and I have to admit, the service was fantastic. The hotel was kind enough to let me check in super early in the morning, free of charge, which I really appreciated. It is located in Lakeside, which is the major tourist section of Pokhara. The location is quite good. My main issues are with how clean it was and the noise. I always like to do a quick bed bug check, and the mattress was filthy. All of the sheets and towels were frayed and old. Bugs frequently came in and out of the room. The toilet was combined with a shower. And you can hear literally everything. So if you want a cheap and charming rustic place to stay, this might be it. But it's definitely not quiet or clean."

"The hotel was nice and clean and it was very close to Begnas Lake which is pretty good for lake visiting and fishing activities. The only thing is they didnt recognize my booking and i paid manually. Hotel should be aware about their property listed website and should accept the guest who made booking via app where their property is listed."

"I stayed alone in a Standard Double Room and found it very comfortable. The room was clean and had a calm, relaxing atmosphere, making it more than comfortable enough for a solo stay. The bed was spacious, allowing for a good night’s rest. The shower and Wi-Fi worked well without any issues, so there were no inconveniences during the stay. The surrounding environment was pleasant, and it was easy to relax and enjoy a peaceful stay. The staff were also polite and kind, which made my friend feel safe and comfortable even while staying alone. Considering the price, the overall quality of the hotel was very high, and it is a great choice for solo travelers."

"This hotel is located right in the heart of Pokhara, less than 30 meters from Phewa Lake. The location is excellent. While the facilities are a bit older, they are very well-maintained and organized. In the evenings, they offer free folk song and dance performances, which really add to the enjoyment of the trip. The hotel staff speak a little Chinese and are very polite. Highly recommended!"

"I had an excellent stay at Hotel Mountain View in Pokhara! The rooms were clean, the view was lovely, and the location was peaceful yet close to Lakeside & in front of Bashundara Park. What truly made the experience special was the friendliness and warmth of the owner—he went out of his way to make me feel welcome and help with local suggestions. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort, affordability, and genuine Nepali hospitality!"

"I stayed here for 1 night then left to hike and then came back for another night. One of the most impressive hotels I’ve stayed at anywhere in the world. Professionalism is 10/10 from the security guard to the restaurant waiters to the receptionists to the manager Rozeena. Everybody was just going out of their way. Food was great (I had the chicken tandoori), the hotel has a genuinely good aesthetic with the pool and the lake view. The location is great (ATMs right nearby). The rooms are clean and neat. Hot water ran fine. Bed was soft. Live music in the restaurant. Great guard dog (golden retriever). My final day activity ran over time and they even let me check out a little later after notifying them in the morning. Big breakfast buffet that also runs pretty early so was able to get it both days. They have their own airport shuttle too which was cost effective and easily arranged. Pretty much every box ticked. Would highly recommend if you’re visiting the area and I will definitely be back when I visit Pokhara again."

"The hotel's location is inconvenient, being up on a hill. Taxis charge extra to get there, so it's really only suitable for a one-night stay to experience it, not for long-term living. I haven't found any hotels in Nepal to be exceptionally clean, but this one was actually the cleanest of my entire trip. However, it still had some visibly uncomfortable aspects."

"The hotel was perfect in terms of location, service, and facilities. The breakfast had a wide variety of options, and the restaurant also had a music and dance show every night. I would definitely stay at this hotel again."