Hyatt Regency Kathmandu

Beautiful hotel design with an expansive space and an art museum connected to it. Its location is close to the Bouddhana Stupa, so much so that certain rooms have a view of the stupa, which we were lucky to be allocated. Service was wonderful, with the staff being very helpful and attentive to our needs. For example when we requested for extra towels, they appeared almost immediately! Our room was on the Club level, there were drinks and light snacks available throughout the day, and these were topped up frequently. A special shout out for Club lounge staff Aastha and Engela, who provided great service especially during the evening canapes sessions and checking on us throughout our stay. You made us feel right at home, thank you!

The breakfast has limited Continental food only sausage and scrambled eggs plus pastry bread thats kinda dry. Location is nice but outside the city but near the airport

The hotel is beautiful, excellent location. Our rooms had a great view of the Boudhanath Stupa, and also the airport as we wanted to watch the planes. It was quiet and peaceful, and the rooms and bathrooms were huge. The staff were amazing - and we ate in Sesame every night and the waiters remebered our names and drink preferences. We will definitely be back!!!!!!!!!!! The pool and extensive grounds were spotlessly clean, as was the whole hotel.

Once I arrived there late at night, after a hellish taxi ride (not the hotel's fault) it was like entering an oasis. It's old, a little like a gentlemen's club with dark heavy furniture but with an enormous entry and atrium in the Newari style of architecture, large and comfortable rooms and a rather old-fashioned bathroom, all dark wood and dark gold granite. However the simple shower without a rose on hose was the best I have even had in a hotel, with excellent water pressure and consistent hot temperature, it did a lot to restore my equanimity. Buffet breakfast and dinner were excellent, the staff being very careful to advise me about what food had no garlic or chilli, and the dining room staff even remembered what table I sat at the night before, and what my preferences were. Chef Joy came out personally to check if I was satisfied with the food. The staff in the spa were likewise excellent. As the hotel was set in 37 acres, I spent my time there recovering in the grounds of the hotel, with no need to leave.

The breakfast buffet was out of this world: a multi-cultural feast of so many delicious options. I also appreciated the walking path that circled the property and enabled a safe, peaceful way to stretch my legs. The bedroom itself felt huge and I lucked out with a stellar view of the Bouddha Stupa nearby.