Pokhara Hotels & Hostels (54)

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Run by Mike Frame of Mike's Breakfast fame, this appealing midrange place has a fine location on the lakeshore in central Lakeside. The best rooms are in stone cottages in the garden, styled afte…

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A huge place covered in New England-style shingles, Hotel Meera attracts an older crowd looking for peace and quiet. There's a good restaurant in a secluded courtyard and rooms have decent midran…

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Tibetan-owned and decked out with Tibetan knick-knacks, this '60s-style place is faded but friendly and it's very convenient for the airport. Rooms are plain but well-appointed and there's a larg…

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Almost invisible behind a giant bougainvillea hedge, Hotel Nirvana has high standards. There's a prim garden and the spacious rooms have colourful ethnic bedspreads and curtains.

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Hotel Octagon is a little farther along from Butterfly Lodge. This unusual modern place was built as a house, and the owner lets out the four large rooms on the upper floor. Consequently it has a…

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Near the start of the trail to the World Peace Pagoda, this modern, crazy-paved place has marble floors throughout and small balconies with mountain views. It's not bad value and the bathrooms ha…

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Maya Devi Village is ideal for those who really want to escape. It's 2km or so farther on from Green Peace Lodge, and consists of rustic, mud-and-thatch cottages and a lovely communal dining room…

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Namaste offers simple rooms with two or three beds and ceiling fans, facing the lake. Rooms are smarter upstairs than down.

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Nearby, this simple place has a shady garden and a small guest lounge at the back. It's colourful and clean inside and some of the larger rooms have small divan seating areas.

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The best of several cinderblock hotels on an alley near the Hindu shrine at Lakeside East. All rooms are no frills but the newer building has nicer rooms than the old building at the back.

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About 50m along the alley beside Hotel Meera, this big, airy place is excellent value. Plenty of cool air moves through the building and the garden is a delight.

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The most inviting of several cheap places on a track leading inland by the Panorama Restaurant. Don't expect the Ritz - rooms contain just a bed and a fan.

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Set back from the road in a huge garden full of marigolds, Tibet Resort has mountain views and an air of peace and seclusion. Rooms are homely and there's a restaurant upstairs.

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Up a small track at the north end of the lakeshore development, this spic and span guesthouse has small, bright rooms and balconies full of pot plants looking out over the lake.

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