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1. The Dwarika’s Hotel
A family-run heritage hotel opened in 1972, built around courtyards of rescued Newari woodcarving and home to the Krishnarpan tasting-menu restaurant.
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8 places · Updated October 27, 2026
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A family-run heritage hotel opened in 1972, built around courtyards of rescued Newari woodcarving and home to the Krishnarpan tasting-menu restaurant.
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A five-star hotel in Newar style on 37 acres near Boudhanath Stupa, with 280 rooms, an outdoor pool and stupa-view rooms.
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A five-star Durbar Marg hotel linked to the Rana-era Lal Durbar palace and the hotelier Boris Lissanevitch, about 1 km from Thamel.
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A four-star hotel in an 1894 neo-classical Rana palace in Lazimpat, with 94 rooms, a pool and over four acres of gardens.
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Thamel's original heritage guesthouse, open since 1968, with garden courtyards, an art museum on site and rooms from standard to apartments.
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An arts-focused hotel at the foot of Swayambhunath, with pagoda roofs, Tibetan frescoes, a library, gallery and gardens overlooking the valley.
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An eco-minded boutique hotel in Jyatha built in Newari style with carved windows, a no-plastic policy and solar-heated water.
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A family-run hotel in Chhetrapati since 1977, between Thamel and Durbar Square, with a garden, a sunny rooftop and rooms from economy to Newari-style deluxe.
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