Accommodation in Nepal
Where will you stay in Nepal?
During your trip with us you’ll stay in accommodation with bags of local character and experience a variety of styles and standards. You might spend the night in a safari lodge, a jungle tower, or with a Nepalese family. During our treks, the teahouse or homestay accommodation is basic, but the experience and the views are utterly amazing.
How it works
We use a hand-picked selection of smaller hotels wherever we can, avoiding international chains, to give you a local and authentic experience when it comes to where you stay. As hotels in Nepal don’t always fit in with European star ratings, we’ve created our own categories so you know what you can expect from your trip.
Here’s what to expect from your Rickshaw accommodation:
Most of our Nepal accommodation falls into this category (category 3): small-scale with authentic Nepalese charm and a welcoming atmosphere. You can expect a mid-range resort or hotel. It could be trekking hotel with uninterrupted views of the Himalayas or a safari-style lodge in Chitwan National Park.
In-Style accommodation - Category 4
This category will give you a little more comfort than our standard option; a few more creature comforts, a little extra style or an impeccable location. As swimming pools are such a rare feature in Nepal, we class our hotels with swimming pools in this category.
Special stays
In some destinations, we’ve found places that add an extra touch of something special. This doesn’t always mean more luxury, but it does mean a unique ambiance and vibe. Think of iconic hotels rich in history or quirky properties in amazing locations. If you’re interested in including a standout stay during your trip to Nepal, just let your Travel Specialist know.
Simple accommodation - Category 2 (or 1)
Some destinations in Nepal are just so special that the accommodation isn’t as important as the location. You might spend the night in a cosy guesthouse in a medieval town, a locally-run hostel in the centre of the city or a unique tented lodge in the middle of the jungle.
If you go trekking in Nepal, you’ll certainly encounter plenty of accommodation in category 1. The facilities won’t be what you’re used to in the UK, but offer a truly authentic way of seeing Nepal. It could be a trekking lodge, a jungle tower or a homestay with a Tibetan family.
Tailoring your holiday
When planning your Nepal holiday, your travel specialist will talk you through the places you’ll stay and will be happy to request alternatives and upgrades to suit your needs.
Ready to start creating your perfect holiday? Get in touch!
