It is a gorgeous large hotel with a generous garden. The architecture is vintage Nepali traditional style even though it is a modern construction. The room was large and cozy. They gave us a heater because it was almost 10 deg C at nights. The staff is friendly and helpful and very cooperative. The in house dining is incredibly tasty and charmingly served. Don't miss eating the thali there. You will come back for it again and again! We were also offered a free 1.5 hour heritage walk facility and free morning yoga on the terrace during our stay! The hotel is a short walk from the main Thamel market road as well as the Garden of Dreams.

Nothing! We had a wonderful stay and will certainly choose to come back here when we are in Kathmandu again.

I must say, after traveling 10years to Nepal regularly, staying in different places, this hotel was an amazing positive surprise to me. Build in authentic Nevari style, with so nice and professional stuff, made it my new favorite hotel in Kathmandu! Its central, though build in such a way its very quiet with the rooms turned towards the courtyard. Complimentary yoga and walk was just a cherry on the top. It was best value for money in last few years that I encountered ❤️‍🔥 ✨Love their eco butique approach with no TV!

If staying longer than 4 days the breakfast can become little repetitive, however I didnt mind. Nothing to complain about!

The hotel architecture is impressive, the atmosphere magical. Breakfast was a treat, not exuberant but with good variety, also breakfast area makes it even more desirable. Staff was extremely helpful with all sorts of things, including printing out important documents for us free of charge. Excellent people and place.

We had dinner at the hotel and it took a very long while, perhaps because it was low season and there weren't many people. It would have been ok if the waiting service made it more amenable by engaging a bit more or even offering some beer simple snacks to make the time more passable. Also, the portions we quite small and this didn't add to the overall experience. Other than this, nothing everything else was fine.

It's an experience staying here, which is why I booked it in the first place. It fulfilled my expectation in that regards. We took some really nice pictures here. The staff is friendly and helpful.

It would have been better if the hotel had an actual temple history or something like that, not just purpose built like so. It is kind of expected, but there is no comfort in this hotel. The hotel says they are very eco-friendly, so they ask us to use everything sparingly, don't ask for extra towels, try not to ask for a heater, etc. It just felt like an excuse for saving money for them, but hey, in the end they provided us with whatever we asked for, and we didn't have to brow-beat them into submission for it either. The breakfast staff were extremely helpful and friendly, and the food was okay, but like I said, it was okay. In Nepal, during the 5 days staying there, we did not manage to have a wow meal, unfortunately.

After trekking in the Himalayas for 3 weeks staying at Kantipur Temple House felt like pure luxury. For us it was the perfect mix of tradition and modernity. Our room on the third floor was spacious, clean and quiet. We had endless hot water, electricity and super comfortable beds. The staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful. We loved the continental breakfast as well as a delicious dinner in the atmospheric hotel restaurant - can highly recommend that! The location on a quiet backstreet between Durbar Square and Thamel was ideal. We appreciated the hotel´s plastic free policy and enjoyed participating in the two activities offered by the hotel for free: a city walk and yoga class.

If you want to stay in an authentic Nepalese hotel with genuine hospitality, then the Kantipur Temple Hotel is definitely for you. The hotel is built with traditional red bricks and is decorated throughout with intricate wooden carvings and niches. It instantly gives you a sense of place and cultural authenticity. The rooms are clean and spacious. There's a pleasant terrace and lawned area outside. The hotel is very close to the hustle bustle of the shops, restaurants, cafes and bars of Thamil but inside it feels incredibly peaceful and secluded. It took us about 15 minutes to walk to Durbar Square from the hotel and the Monkey Temple is another 30 minute walk from the square. We used taxis to reach other tourist attractions, which are readily available around the hotel and very reasonably priced. It is an eco-hotel so there's no air-conditioning but the traditional design of the building with the bedroom windows facing into a deep atmospheric inner courtyard keeps the rooms shaded and cool. There is no central heating but there is an electric blanket on the bed and the staff provided us with a heater when we were a bit chilly. Similarly, when we asked for a kettle and a hairdryer, they brought us one within minutes and we were allowed to keep them for the remainder of our stay. The shower is hot and water is plentiful though guests are asked to be mindful of water wastage. The hotel makes an effort to reduce plastic waste by providing a copper pitcher of fresh drinking water in the rooms which can be replenished at reception. There is free Wi-fi. The breakfast is varied and plentiful and the service attentive. Overall, I would give top marks to this hotel for its welcoming atmosphere, its incredible serenity and its uncompromising commitment to conservation and sustainability.

This hotel was special because of the outstanding helpfulness of the staff who seemed genuinly interested in the welfare of me and my travel companion. Nothing was too much trouble. Documents were printed for me, laundry arrangements made and I was even provided with a hair drier to dry out my hiking boots! After i had checked out on my final day and returned to pick up my baggage and wait for a taxi, I was offered a bed to get some rest before my long journey home. How good is that? Other good things about the hotel are 1) fabulous architectural design 2) located in a central location buzzing ith life 3) unlimited drinking water supplied automatically in a jug at your bedside and 4) they have a pretty good chef who can produce some interesting tasty meals.

They dont have an esspresso coffee machine or a swimming pool or a sauna.

The hotel itself is a classic Nepal building that is memorably designed. The location is great, just enough out of the hustle bustle of the Tamil, but very close walking distance to everything you would want to be close to. The rooms are lovely and the staff are just wonderful.

The price was a bit on the high end compared to other properties, yet there is something quite special about this place and the whole experience. Note that the wood floors are real wood, and the exposed brick walls are real brick. The incredibly professional and lovely Hotel staff and the special design of the place, which was quite unique.

A home away from home, Kantipur was one of the most welcoming places I have ever stayed. The kindness, sincerity aesthetic and dedication to eco-sustainability was unmatched, it started my experience in Nepal on the best start - not to mention the breakfast options and the enthusiasm to ensure I always had enough coffee. It was a delight to come back to my room after spending the evening out, to find an electric blanket turned on and hot water bottles in my bed. Helped with any kind of home sickness that was happening. I'll be back again.

We had a fantastic stay at Kantipur Temple House. The building is gorgeous — built to modern standards but with designed thoughtfully with traditional architecture in mind. The staff were impeccably attentive and friendly. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious. You can tell a lot of thought has been put into the overall design and service. Also, minutes walking distance from Thamel yet peaceful and removed from the loud noise of the city. We also met the owner who sat and spoke with us for a while, telling us about the history of the building. It was overall a really pleasant stay.

Everything was great, except it's difficult to tell what exact room you're getting when you book the reservation. We got a courtyard-facing room during our first stay, which was nice. We returned a few weeks later and received an even nicer room, facing the courtyard. Both room pictures were under the same booking so perhaps there's a way to reach out directly to confirm the room type you're getting.