Kimkim Trip Reviews for Nepal

The hotel is easily accessible by car from the airport. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The room was spacious but furniture needs updating. The bathroom was small and the shower stall needs updating. The breakfast was ok but the choices were limited. They did make us fresh omelettes and toast.

The hotel is on a hill. Not a problem if you have a vehicle but is a problem if you are thinking of walking to town. The lake is at the bottom of the hill. It was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was good. We also had dinner at the hotel and it was good. The staff was very helpful.

This is a good resort hotel specially for those who want to experience the nature i the Chitwan National Forest.

The rooms are clean and comfortable. The breakfast had a lot of choices and a live station too. The staff was helpful and courteous.

The market walk seemed like I was transported to an ancient time when life was simpler and wants were fewer. The houses are more than a hundred years old and have withstood the passage of time. Some are being renovated but others still had the ornate carved windows and doors. Each square has its own temple which the community looks after. This was an amazing experience.

Not a popular tourist site but I did like the historical aspect and the quiet, serene atmosphere of the place. Many devout Buddhist were paying their respects in one of the most ancient stupas of Buddha.

It was amazing to visit the actual site where Buddha was born. A temple has been built on the site and we had a very good view. We also had the opportunity to walk around the grounds and get a feeling of what it may have been like in 5th Century BCE.

This a must-do if you are visiting Pokhara. The sunrise over the mountains is a magnificent view.

The three places were very close to each other. The Temple was on top of a hill and provided beautiful views of the surroundings. To see the rites carried out at the ancient temple was awe inspiring. The Davi's fall was ok but to hike down to the Gupteswar cave and see the waters of the Davis fall flow in the underground caverns was incredible.

In the morning we went for the river boat ride. We saw many birds, crocodiles and gharials. In the afternoon we went for the jungle safari. We saw many deer and rhinos. It was a great experience.

The Tharu cultural dance was outdoors in the evening which was a perfect setting.

This is a must see. An ancient temple that withstood time and earthquakes too.

The history and architecture of the temple is amazing to behold. Located on a hilltop, you can climb the steep stairs or ask your cab driver to take you to the back entrance where you have to climb fewer stairs. The place is a conglomeration of Hindu as well as Buddhist rituals. A beautiful view of the city and of course monkeys that gambol around are the special hallmarks of the place.

Our guide for this trip was knowledgable and helped us understand the underlying history and culture of each of the sights we saw. The walk though the palace and the museum was very interesting.

Sangita was in contact with us and from the beginning and welcomed us at the Airport in Kathmandu. She came with us to the hotel and helped us check in. All information was provided at that time. She also set up a WhatsApp chat group so we could communicate in real time. This is very important since flights can be delayed and traffic can be bad.

Amazing hotel…everything was great… Padlocks for the rooms can be changed to keyless entry… WC was after the shower area… inconvenient… Food was great… staff was awesome!

Great location… Views are awesome…. Hotel is dated…. Rooms are very low… i’m tall and had to bend to enter and could not even stand erect in the room… My room didn’t have a shower… Food was par excellent…

Hotel was shut…

Nice boutique hotel…they need to change the room locks from keys to cards… Bathroom needs shelves for the shower… TV was not working…. Some of my scotch was taken by the cleaners… Dinner was awesome…. Breakfast was ordinary… Location is brilliant…

The restaurant serves good food, and the view is fantastic. They also provide Spa service.

We were all on the window seats and were lucky the weather was perfect for the viewing. However, the time given on both sides were different. The lucky ones got to view longer as the plane was moving at a very slow pace but when it turned around it went quite fast, and some may not enough have time to capture Mt Everest.

There was a landslide which led to the regular path being closed. We had to use an untrodden path (Which is steep) to reach to the other side. Though it was challenging; both the guide and porter helped us to reach safely. This was the best part for our new experience

This hotel was the last on our trip in Bhaktapur and amazing. When we arrived at the hotel, our welcome was amazing - we were greeted by the manager who told us about the architecture, rooms, courtyard concept etc. We were served cake and a delicious hot lemon drink. The hotel was new and modern but had the old world Nepalese charm.

This was a beautiful resort in Namma Buddha. The rooms were in individual cabins. The views were breathtaking. My room was lovely. Some things for guests to think about were all rooms were different sizes. Some rooms were quite small. My younger brother who is tall kept hitting his head in the doorways. Some rooms only had a toilet and sink in the cabin and the shower area was outside the cabin. The wifi was not strong in the room.

The hotel was very comfortable. The rooms were neat and clean and had all the amenities like phone and TV. The breakfast math at was included was delicious. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel was in the Thamil area that had interesting shops and eateries.

This was our last cultural tour. The Darbar square was fantastic - beautiful temples, palaces, and architecture

This was my first major trek in many years. It was an easy to moderate hike. I loved the breathtaking scenery, homes we passed, the crops in the firms etc

Nice balcony facing mountains view

We had a very comfortable jeep and good driver.

We had an excellent and informative guide. It was an amazing introduction to an interesting, historical and vibrant city.

After a long flight we were happy to be briefed about the our upcoming trip and to have been booked in a very good, comfortable and centrally located hotel.

Such a great experience here. Great breakfast too!

Absolutely amazing experience at this resort. The staff was so attentive and made me feel so at home. Very clean room and great services!

Great location and very attentive staff! Good food too.

Such an amazing experience at this hotel. Pleasant staff and so clean! Great food and services as well!

A unique gorgeous setting for this jungle hotel. The decorations were perfect to set the mood. Roomy and welcoming front desk with announcements and daily schedules listed on a common board. Both indoor and outdoor dining was spacious, very clean and welcoming. The outdoor seating overlooked a huge pool and the calm river, across was the jungle.

Perfect location, walking distance to shopping, restaurants. Had a wonderful restaurant attached, great food and service. We loved the yoga room upstairs, very peaceful. Rooms were pretty, comfortable beds, nice bathroom. So many wonderful sitting areas throughout the hotel. Staff was awesome!

Temple tree Resort in Pokhara was incredible. The staff were welcoming, professional and always helpful. The well kept grounds were beautiful with blooming flowers, lovely pool/hot tub, outdoor restaurant seating. Our room was on ground level, a pretty stone walkway from our peaceful patio to the restaurant. The bathroom was filled with amenities, very clean with a great shower. Comfy beds and large sliding glass doors to patio. The Spa treatments were fabulous and inexpensive. We did not want to leave Temple Tree!

We went to Lumbini in the off season so the hotel was practically empty when we arrived. The location was perfect, very close to all the sites you would want to see in Lumbini. the rooms were clean and set up in a Japanese tradition and style, which was cute. The staff were very helpful and friendly and accomodating for our needs. Unfortuantely the Japanese bath was not open and when we asked for it to be opened we were told its an extra charge of $ 80 US. The Japanese bath area looked not well maintained but otherwise the hotel was wonderful.

the hotel was very clean and comfortable. the staff extremely friendly and helpful. The food catered for our vegetarian preference. The only thing lacking for me was a spa ,that would have been nice.

I loved the location of this hotel.It was such a peaceful place with a view of the mountains. Felt very peaceful here to sit outside and read by the pool. The staff at the hotel were very friendly and helpful.Food was great as I am a vegetarian and it catered well for our food preferences. Would stay again!

Excellent hotel. The history of the hotel made it very unique place to stay. the courtyard was my favourite place to sit and read daily. Food was great.Staff were very helpful.Location was perfect only 3-5 minute drive from the airport which made all our travels very easy. Would stay here again!

Sad to leave Nepal but the guide made our check in very easy.Flight was uneventful

Unevetful flight to Kathmandu.Our guide was very helpful in checking us in and making sure our journey was easy with our luggage.

Lumbini was a very special place as its the birth place of buddha.Really enjoyed our visit here, very peaceful and at this time of the year which is pre season it was lovely and quiet.

The drive from Chitwan from Lumbini was along a non existent road,it was a dirt road all the way. Road works constantly going on which stopped the traffic.The "road" was extremely busy with trucks, buses, cars and motorbikes.This was on the mountian side so felt very unsafe to me.Ideally i would have flown.

We started the day early with a canoe ride on the river to see the crocodiles and bird life.Very peaceful. Saw lots of crocodiles too. this was followed by trip to Chitwan national park to see the rhinos and tiger.We were out on the safari for 4 hours and saw at least 15 white one horned rhinos which was amazing.Unfortunatley we did not see any tigers or sloth bears. Good successful day

The second part of our trek was just as challenging as the first day .A lot of steps down and then a steady climb up for 2.5 hours ,all worth it, you have constant views of the mountains and also the valley. We stopped at a teahouse for lunch in Gandruk,where they made food from scratch for us for lunch which was delicious.

The drive was no issues to Dhampus.We started our trek from Damphus with stunning views on route.Stopped at a tea house for lunch which was delicious.Continued our trek to Landruk and stayed at a beautiful lodge.the location of the lodge was great with phenomenal views of the mountains.The rooms were clean and pleasant but basic.We were told this is the best lodge in the region.The food was simple and limited in choice for vegetarians but sufficient for us and we understood the difficulty in supplies. The trek was difficult but well worth it.

the flight was quick and easy .Our driver and car were waiting when we landed and our guide Ang Gelu was with us all the way to help with any concerns we arrived.He made check in at the airport very easy. The whole Pokhara experience was well worth it and I would recommend to anyone .

this is an experience of a lifetime. The flight was great and the views impressive.

Accomodations were wonderful and we took full advantage of the Spa. The food at the restaurant was excellent.