Resorts in Pokhara

What a fantastic place! Definitely could recommend it without thinking twice - whether you want to have some relax time after trekking or just a chill time in Pokhara! The service was absolutely flawless before, during, and after the stay! I sincerely appreciate the attention of the Front Office Manager, Rabina, who anticipated all my needs (incl. proactive pick-up from the airport, upgrade of the room, coffee to go to the airport etc.). Devil is in the details they say, and the Dorje’s team just nails it!

All the staff was extremely nice and they helped us with everything they could. The rooms are very nice and clean, very comfortable beds, and the facilities amazing. We will stay again at Peepal when we come back to Pokhara.

Club ES earned my exceptional rating during my 6-day Nepal tour, standing out as the best place I stayed. Nestled in the remote village of Kaskikot, a one hour drive from the bustling Pokhara city (They also provide Pickup & Drop Service), this small resort, managed by the only Sherpa family in the area, provided an unforgettable one-night and two-day experience. The owner, a seasoned mountain guide who has summited Everest and Annapurna I, adds a unique touch. While our expectations for facilities were modest, we were pleasantly surprised to find almost all essentials, including hot showers, an electric kettle, soap, room heater, and complimentary tea and coffee. The cozy rooms, situated in Tibetan-style huts, offer a breathtaking panoramic view of the Himalayas. Having trekked in the region before, I can vouch for the uniqueness of this vista. What sets Club ES apart is its authenticity; the family operates the resort entirely by themselves, creating a homely atmosphere. The absence of outside staff enhances the genuine experience. Even their pet dog, Pappu, contributes to the welcoming ambiance. The fresh, garden-sourced vegetarian meals surpassed our expectations. While there's no TV in the rooms & trust me you don't need a TV, well-built hiking routes from the resort provide great options for early-morning hikes.

Great hotel, very clean, and the staff was exceptional.

Its an Ashram, exactly what i was Looking for. Nice and knowledgeble personal staff. Perfect❤️🙏

the staff are very friendly and helpful and the place is clean and beautiful. Their food is very good

Friendly and very helpful staff, great location and restaurant

The resort was wonderful. The room was very nicely decorated, clean and spacious. The washroom was also big and had a bathtub. There was good supply of hot water. The room and the resort were a perfect place for relaxation. I enjoyed my stay so much that I extended it for 2 more days. Highly recommend for anyone who is going for vacation in Pokhara. In addition, the staff were really polite and helpful. From the reception to restaurant staff everyone were very humble and welcoming.

Stunning view from my balcony room. Although garden and surrending area looks unorganized rooms are very comfortable, wooden covered walls and floors. Room has big windows facing the picture perfect mountains. Wifi is a bit slow, I had the best sleep. Restaurant menu has many choices . Breakfast was a la carte and adequate. This hotel is in a secluded area perfect for short stayings.

Our one-night stay at Raniban Retreat was short but deeply restorative—just the kind of peaceful escape we didn’t know we needed. Perched above Pokhara, this hidden gem offers stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna range, Phewa Lake, and the city below. The moment we arrived, it felt like we had been transported to another world—quiet, calm, and wrapped in the embrace of nature. The retreat is beautifully and tastefully designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings. Winding stone paths, wooden cottages, and lush greenery all contribute to a sense of tranquil isolation that melts away the noise and stress of city living. Even though we were there for just one night, it was more than enough to recharge our social batteries and reconnect with ourselves. The hospitality at Raniban was equally unforgettable. From the start, the team was warm, attentive, and thoughtful. Pradip, the operations manager, made our check-in a breeze and later surprised us with a heartfelt farewell ceremony steeped in Nepali tradition—a touching gesture that left a lasting impression. Rakesh, the manager, was ever-present to ensure everything ran smoothly. A very special mention goes to Asvin, who went out of his way to take care of us throughout our stay. He thoughtfully surprised us with an impromptu candlelight dinner—a magical and unexpected gesture that made our evening extra special. He was always on hand to assist with our questions, and his attentiveness and genuine warmth made us feel incredibly well cared for. The food at Raniban Retreat was another highlight—fresh, organic, and packed with flavor, much of it sourced directly from their own backyard garden. Dining with a view of the Himalayas made every bite feel like a celebration. Despite a minor setback with a piece of broken luggage (damaged during our flight), the staff went above and beyond to help us manage the issue.