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"The Acme Guest House has been my hotel of choice since I first came to Kathmandu in 2015. So much so that I started bringing groups in 2016 who all agree that it is the perfect place to stay on a budget. The staff is consistently helpful, kind and welcoming. "

"Excellent service near by Boudhanath Stupa"

"I have just stayed here for three nights with my colleagues to attend a conference. The rooms are clean and basic but that friendliness of the staff and their willingness to assist you in any way they can was fantastic. When we ate in their restaurant the food was delicious and excellent value for money. This is a lovely hotel."

"Excellent location !!! friendly and helpful staff. "

"We chose the penthouse, because I felt like a penthouse would be good. It wasn’t. We flew late at night from the US only to learn that the penthouse was on the 5th floor and they didn’t have an elevator. This made it impossible to stop by quickly at the hotel to get a hat or quickly change a shirt. We didn’t stay. We left the same night and went and stayed at their sister property with an elevator. From what I could see, the penthouse terrace was nice but I wasn’t about to do stairs the whole...

"Great Stay "

"Ok for the price. Very noise even after midnight "

"It is in a beautiful setting with lovely views of the nearby villages and fields, and the Himalayan mountains in the distance. The food was good and the staff were all wonderful. Strongly recommended."

"The Barahi jungle Lodge is a beautiful place, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a bit of luxury in Chitwan! A few highlights: -Their commitment to sustainability is exceptional. For example, most of the food is grown on site, and they've effectively done away with single use plastic - The service!! This is old school hospitality. Anything you need at all, someone is ready to help. They surprised us with a complimentary bush dinner one evening (such a cool experience, would recommend)...

"Great breakfast view of the mountains every morning. "