The Dwarika's
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
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Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Pool
Fitness centre
More about The Dwarika's
The Dwarika's
At The Dwarika’s Group of Hotels and Resorts, our ethos is about giving back to our guests, to Nepal, and to the planet – a philosophy that informs all that we do. We hold at our core a deep respect for the cultural and natural heritage of Nepal.
Reviews from 
Solo traveller
Comment: 29 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
A soulful Kathmandu experience - far beyond a hotel stay
The Dwarika’s is one of those rare hotels where the property itself becomes an important part of the journey.
I came to Kathmandu as a solo traveller, seeking a spiritual experience while also wanting to discover the culture and character of the city. Choosing The Dwarika’s turned out to be an important part of that experience — and, in many ways, an experience in itself!
What I loved most was the space - the incredible sense of openness, the greenery throughout the property, and, above all, the way the beautifully restored Newari woodwork has been preserved and thoughtfully infused into every corner of the hotel. There is an authenticity and warmth to the property that is difficult to replicate. It feels like a living piece of Kathmandu’s heritage rather than a hotel designed around it.
Despite being in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, Dwarika’s feels like a cocoon - peaceful, unhurried and wonderfully removed from the chaos outside. The ambience is exceptional, particularly when you take the time to simply sit in one of the courtyards and take it all in.
The rooms continue that feeling beautifully - spacious, open and filled with natural light, with large windows bringing in sunshine and a wonderful sense of air and connection with the outdoors. After a day exploring Kathmandu, returning to that space felt wonderfully restorative.
The service, however, is what truly elevated the stay. It was exceptional at every level. Rabin, the Travel Advisor, was fantastic in helping me navigate the practicalities of my visit, while Binodji, my hotel car driver, was warm, courteous and incredibly helpful. Milan, my tour guide, deserves a special mention as well — his knowledge, warmth and understanding of Kathmandu added considerably to my experience of the city and its culture.
And it wasn’t just the people I had specifically asked for help from. The front-desk team, restaurant staff and every single person who met or greeted me seemed genuinely invested in making the stay special. As a solo traveller, that warmth and attentiveness meant a great deal.
The food was another highlight. Both Topan and Krishnarpan offered memorable dining experiences, with wonderful food matched by equally thoughtful service. My final meal in Kathmandu was at Krishnarpan, and it was a fitting way to end the trip — an experience that brought together Nepalese cuisine, hospitality and tradition so beautifully.
What makes The Dwarika’s special is that it doesn’t feel like a luxury hotel that happens to be in Kathmandu. It feels like Kathmandu’s history, craftsmanship, culture and hospitality have been brought together into one extraordinary experience.
I arrived as a solo traveller looking for a journey with a little more meaning, reflection and connection, while hoping to discover something of Kathmandu beyond the usual tourist experience. I left with a much deeper appreciation of the city - and with The Dwarika’s being an integral part of that journey.
A truly exceptional property, exceptional people and an experience I will remember for a very long time. I would return without hesitation.
I came to Kathmandu as a solo traveller, seeking a spiritual experience while also wanting to discover the culture and character of the city. Choosing The Dwarika’s turned out to be an important part of that experience — and, in many ways, an experience in itself!
What I loved most was the space - the incredible sense of openness, the greenery throughout the property, and, above all, the way the beautifully restored Newari woodwork has been preserved and thoughtfully infused into every corner of the hotel. There is an authenticity and warmth to the property that is difficult to replicate. It feels like a living piece of Kathmandu’s heritage rather than a hotel designed around it.
Despite being in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, Dwarika’s feels like a cocoon - peaceful, unhurried and wonderfully removed from the chaos outside. The ambience is exceptional, particularly when you take the time to simply sit in one of the courtyards and take it all in.
The rooms continue that feeling beautifully - spacious, open and filled with natural light, with large windows bringing in sunshine and a wonderful sense of air and connection with the outdoors. After a day exploring Kathmandu, returning to that space felt wonderfully restorative.
The service, however, is what truly elevated the stay. It was exceptional at every level. Rabin, the Travel Advisor, was fantastic in helping me navigate the practicalities of my visit, while Binodji, my hotel car driver, was warm, courteous and incredibly helpful. Milan, my tour guide, deserves a special mention as well — his knowledge, warmth and understanding of Kathmandu added considerably to my experience of the city and its culture.
And it wasn’t just the people I had specifically asked for help from. The front-desk team, restaurant staff and every single person who met or greeted me seemed genuinely invested in making the stay special. As a solo traveller, that warmth and attentiveness meant a great deal.
The food was another highlight. Both Topan and Krishnarpan offered memorable dining experiences, with wonderful food matched by equally thoughtful service. My final meal in Kathmandu was at Krishnarpan, and it was a fitting way to end the trip — an experience that brought together Nepalese cuisine, hospitality and tradition so beautifully.
What makes The Dwarika’s special is that it doesn’t feel like a luxury hotel that happens to be in Kathmandu. It feels like Kathmandu’s history, craftsmanship, culture and hospitality have been brought together into one extraordinary experience.
I arrived as a solo traveller looking for a journey with a little more meaning, reflection and connection, while hoping to discover something of Kathmandu beyond the usual tourist experience. I left with a much deeper appreciation of the city - and with The Dwarika’s being an integral part of that journey.
A truly exceptional property, exceptional people and an experience I will remember for a very long time. I would return without hesitation.
Family traveller
Comment: 7 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
It is worth going to Kathmandu just to stay at this hotel
You cannot miss staying at least one night in this hotel! It is taken care of in every detail with care and mastery. Exceptional service. Excellent breakfast and top food in all the restaurants. One of the best hotels I have ever stayed in!
Business traveller
Comment: 4 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
The Number 1 Hotel In Kathmandu, Nepal
The Dwarika Hotel team have mastered the details of excellence, personal service and problem solving. I really appreciated the tight security and the amazing, high quality food. When you step through the main door, you sense you have left behind the hustle-bustle of the busy streets. I recommend this hotel to you!
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 20 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
The Dwarika’s is a one-of-a-kind jewel, with extraordinary architectural detail lovingly crafted and beautifully maintained. The service is top, and overall it provides a luxurious oasis in central Kathmandu.
Solo traveller
Comment: 2 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
Nice hotel
Great 5 Star at Kathmandu .it's like a king place not hotel .great service nice staff
Very good location
Battisputali, Battisputali, Kathmandu, 45900, Nepal|2.47 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Extra beds are available for an additional charge, depending on the size of the room.
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