Hotels near World Peace Pagoda, Lumbini Sanskritik

Excellent location inside the temple project area for visiting the main attractions of the national temples, in a secure landscaped compound with a lotus flower waterway surrounding the rear. The one-storey red brick building accommodations are in a line opposite reception and the dining facilities, linked by a covered walkway, and are quiet and private. Rooms are spacious with large comfortable beds and a seating area, and although a little dated in terms of dark furnishings, and bathrooms that need a little updating (though perfectly serviceable), are superior to other hotels in this poor area of Nepol. A very large dining room and a decent menu; as a vegetarian I had sufficient choice. There is a seating area for relaxing outside the dining room. I was the only guest for one of the two days I stayed (3 nights) so it did appear a little strange at meal times, but staff were friendly and helpful and I understand the holiday season was only just starting. Lumbini is in its infancy attracting international travellers to the birthplace of Buddha and the sacred garden with the new airport only handling internal flights at the time I visited, but for me it was well worth visiting.

Rumbini Buddha garden resort is not only a hotel but also a beautiful garden with lotus pond , surrounded by lawns and forests, I really appreciate staff members of the hotel, they are so kind and sincere, helping me a lot in many ways, ready to offer what you need instantly. The room is clean, spacious and good light with morden facilities like Ac, hot shower, fast WiFi. It has two baconies where you can watch views and relax and dry your clothes. They are very considerate when cleaning rooms, even helped to fold my messy clothes and shoes, and to put back the clothes you dried in the bacony into the room, keeping everything tidy and nice. The food was very delicious too, I asked them to send to my room, they are very patient, packed the food carefully and delivered with the whole set of delicate dishes, glasses, spoon, knife and so on. In the morning you can hear the birds singing and the staff are diligently doing gardening, cleaning, washing. They even bow down to wipe the bricks of the road leading to room buildings in the garden which touches and impresses me. I am really grateful to all those who have served and helped me with warm hospitality and patience. I highly recommend Rumbini Buddha garden. It's a wonderful choice when you you are in Lumbini.

Quite a nice design and a space. Rooms are spacious and the dining room has space for all kinds of guests. However, the whole stay was a horrible experience. I haven't seen a single 5 star standards in this hotel. Not even a three star. There are massive structural damage, I could see an inch of the concrete through the crack in the dining room. The frame of the room door was completely cracked. Lobby carpets were coming out. The bath room door railing was rusted and the rust was falling off. We could not move the door to close it. It always stayed 2 inches open. The bidet pressure wasn't controlled. The carpets were dusty, curtain had stains. Most horrifying thing I saw was the bedding. I myself is a hotelier and for the first time in my life I saw a duet covered by two bedsheets. The duet was stained and sheets were dusty. Had to call in the middle of the night and asked them to put a proper cover. The sheets smelt like they were kept inside a cupboard for a month and wasn't aired. It was terrible. I believe the hotel is heavily understaffed and the staff is trying their best but taken the size of the place, that must be an impossible task. Still, the gusts must not be put through such experiences. if some attention is not given, this beautiful property will not stand for long.

#positive #I was happy with the Location, Nearby Activities, Mosquito Control Measures, Soundproofing, Safety; #negative #I was disappointed with the Room Size; My family and I stayed at Peaceland hotel in Lumbini for six days. The service here was very good and met all our needs. Location: Next to the Maya Devi Temple. Reception helped us call a tuktuk, which is a large tricycle in China. It costs 1,000 Nepalese rupees a day and can go around all the temples in various countries. If you have enough time, it is recommended to experience taking a boat. It costs 100 Nepalese rupees per person for a round trip. Meals: The restaurant in the hotel has a good environment, but there is no Chinese food. You need to remind yourself no spicy, otherwise almost all dishes will be spicy. Nepalese seasonings will have spicy taste. There are many restaurants nearby. Children like to eat tomato scrambled eggs in Chinese restaurants. Room: The standard room we booked is small but very clean. The room facing the street at the beginning was too noisy, so they helped us change to a quiet room. The facilities are a bit old and the TV is a bit small, but you can watch YouTube online and Chinese programs can be seen. Service: Perhaps it was influenced by a good saying on the wall, Jingsiyu, that I cannot be missing someone when doing good things, and I cannot be more when doing bad things. The staff here are very nice and they will do their best to meet the needs of customers. A hotel worth recommending and will come again.

Five Elements was my highlight in Lumbini. My room was spacious and the AC was excellent and rescued my stay in hot Lumbini, which is definitely worth a visit but during the dry season you should definitely stay at a clean, modern hotel, such as Five Elements, that is well equipped with comfy big beds with exquisite cotton duvets and soft dreamlike pillows and covers. The bathroom has got everything you need and on top a water jet of high pressure - something I miss so often in hotels! The location is perfect because it is a bit back from the main road. My sleep was brilliant and I also enjoyed the quality of my food served by friendly helpful staff. It isn’t far from the beautiful Maya Devi Temple, which I liked best. Actually, this hotel isn’t far from any attraction in Lumbini. All in all, I can only recommend staying there, booking was easy, without complications of any kind. I can say that Five Elements made my stay😊 Thank you 🙏 very much everybody.

The rooms are small but tidy. Accommodations near Lumbini Park are average. This hotel is very cost-effective. The air conditioner in the room is brand new and very easy to use. The quilt in the room is a reusable blanket. It is recommended to bring your own travel bedding. A very cute family runs this hotel and chats very happily.

LOCATION & ATTRACTIONS NEARBY *** Located in the main part of Lumbini town, just few steps away from one of the gate to get to the Maya Devi Temple and Old Shakya Temple. It’s literally few minutes away, walking. After that, I recommend to negotiate an auto-rikshaw (they have electric ones now) to see all other temples and the World Peace Pagoda (distances are huge, so this is very efficient way to do it), it’s not expensive and definitely more comfortable. Also, if you’re travelling by bus, they will be probably stopping somewhere in the area. There are some food and souvenir shops just 2 min away from the hotel. HOTEL OVERVIEW *** It is quite basic hotel, not very pretty (like most buildings in Lumbini), built in a bit chaotic style (outside). If you’re travelling by car, you can leave it in front of the hotel or in the secured place behind the hotel (behind the gate). PURPOSE OF THIS TRIP *** Leisure RESERVATION *** Via ebookers.ie (expedia) as they offered the best pre-paid rates. LENGTH OF MY STAY *** 1 night – Mar 2019 CHECK-IN *** We arrived in the early evening after long and tired full journey from Kathmandu (I was driving myself). The amount of dust we consumed on the way was unbelievable. So what we needed, was a quick check-in and shower. We’ve been accommodated immediately and helped with our luggage. Rooms were allocated as requested as we’re travelling with friends. Check-in was quick and hassle-free. We’ve been advised of the meal options and what / when / where to go the next day. I also requested if they have somebody to help with the car wash (yes, unusual request, but my car was actually covered in 1 cm layer of dust) and they helped with it (of course I paid for it as intended). LOBBY & RECEPTION *** Small reception where you can also get some drinks. There’s restaurant attached to it where we decided to have our dinner. Menu was quite simple, but good choice and food was delicious. We were very happy with this choice. ROOM *** Standard Rooms #203 & #202 were allocated for us. Rooms were quite small and basic, but this is exactly what I paid for. I have to admit, the price we paid was silly low, so I wasn’t expecting any luxurious. Room was clean and fresh, with two beds (quite hard mattress’). Air-conditioner unit was quite noisy, but the fan was absolutely fine most of the time. There was small wardrobe, mirrors and coffee/tea making kit. Complimentary 2 bottles of water were also provided. As I said, nothing special (this is not a luxury hotel), but more than I expected and paid for. BATHROOM *** Similar to the room, standard, but clean. Some soap was provided, but you may consider having your own toiletries. BREAKFAST *** We paid for the breakfast in the hotel and this was very good idea. The selection was enough and same as dinner, quite tasty. Definitely recommend doing it instead of walking around and trying to find something else. No point of wasting your time. INTERNET

It's pretty good in Lumbini. To be honest, I live very comfortably. It has nothing to do with not being scored 5 points. It is recommended. The service score was low because a male staff member at the front desk of the hotel, about 30 years old, helped us find a local ”Tutu” car. He started to say 100 rupees, and it cost 1,000 to return to the hotel after using the car. Don't we understand the difference between 100 and 1000? It's ridiculous. Rs 900 is just 50+ RMB. Angrily complained to Ctrip, Ctrip handled it very well, with 100 points. Lament the greatness of the motherland! No matter Nepal or Bhutan, there are good people and people who are not bad people. I once again lament the greatness of the motherland.