Namobuddha Hotel Guide - Namobuddha Monastery hotels in Namobuddha, Nepal.

"This hotel had fantastic service, all the staff were excellent and helped us enormously when my husband had a back injury flareup while we were staying with them. They could not have done more to help us and we were so grateful for all of their support. The room was brilliant (we stayed in the heritage suite) and the food at breakfast was also very good. This hotel is excellent value for Kathmandu and we would definitely stay again, the location is also good."

"Clean room"

"Excellent in every way !"

"I have had several great stays at Airport Diana Hotel over the last couple of months. I have used the hotel as a base while in Nepal and it's such a comforting feeling knowing that I am going to a place that I enjoy, great staff at the front desk, dining room, kitchen, housekeeping, driver to airport pick up/drop off and even the security gentlemen. The staff are all so polite and kind and offer suggestions on how to get places and one of the owners even took me to the bus stop outside on Ring Road to make sure I got on the right bus to Nagarkot. I stayed here in 2025 as well and it's just great!! The breakfasts and food in general are worth a mention and the roof top is pleasant too. The Manager, Aananda, is always there in the lobby/ hotel to great you with kindness and sincerity. Unfortunately I don't know all the front desk staff's names but Rabi and Surparna are worth a mention and one of the Owners/ Supervisors, Diwas, and all the other staff are just great! I highly recommend the Airport Diana Hotel for authenticity and a great Nepalese stay and they always welcome you back with a refreshing drink upon entry."

"Best resort I’ve ever stayed in by a mile. Staff went out of there it way to ensure I had an amazing stay. Will most definitely be back"

"Excelente hotel buena ubicación buen servicio habitacion muy grande y comoda el personal muy amable y servicial el hotel se merece un 10 de 10"

"The hotel was generally really lovely, our family really enjoyed the food at both breakfast and dinner, good selection of hot savoury options, althought the breakfast pastries and cakes were awful, dry and hard, as if been left out all week and not a great selection of fresh fruit or dessert options. The views from our room and the communal areas are stunning when it's not too cloudy. However, the property is a little dated and the rooms could do with a little update. Also, we were extremely disappointed that we couldn't use the pool (particularly our 6 year old) as the water was extremely cold, even in the jacuzzi, and for a 6 year old to say it's too cold...means it's too cold!! Cheap spa options, however the therapist could really understand English very well and therefore didn't listen to my request of being careful of an injury, actually causing me pain. Overall I'd recommend, but definitely room for improvement."

"Very clean hotel and our rooms were very clean and tidy specious staff very friendly food was delicious "

"Stunning property, impeccable service. Spent 3 days here in a Himalayan View Junior Suite which was well appointed, very spacious and clean. Enjoyed the balcony every morning listening to the chanting from the monestary and viewing the local birds. Customer service is where they truly shine, everyone was very welcoming. Enjoyed several spa treatments at the Devarana Spa with Bhawani who performed magnificent therapy. Enjoyed a session of Himalaya Sound Bowl Therapy with their resident yoga instructor and sound bowl master, he was warm, welcoming & informative. Food was consistently good, again their service was excellent . There were several dishes to choose from at each meal (during midweek the choice is smaller, but it seems the menu expands a bit as they move into the busier weekend). There was a small buffet each morning or you can order directly from the menu too. We had a buffet available on our last night. Please note that this location is about a two hour drive from central Kathmandu. You can arranged transportation with Dusit directly and I’d recommend that you do so. Sadly, while we did have good weather during our March visit, the clouds did not lift enough to see beyond the valley and view the Himalayas. A disappointment for sure, but also an excuse to return during another time of year (we are told mid winter is best for the view) when we might have a better opportunity to enjoy the view! "