The basic rooms don’t have windows, but they come with a high and low table each equipped with two chairs. Because of the lack of windows it can get quite warm, but the hotel also provides fans.

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30 minutes to 1 hour depending on traffic. Really the best place to stay in Kathmandu

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We stayed on a first floor room as my mother has trouble with stairs. Room was large with Windows/ window seat over looking the gardens. Think it was just a standard room (101). Was a bit dark at the back but that was more of a lighting issues.

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They arranged for a airport pickup for me. It is not the hotel that picks you up but instead they arranged with a taxi firm. That is not problem but it did mean that when the driver was very close he had to ask someone in Thamel for directions for the exact alley the hotel is down (I was still got slightly lost after a few days there), but it was really no problem.

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I don't think you need to be picked up at the airport. I walked out recently, and got offered first off a taxi to the hotel for £6,. English . Or $6.- Australian, I can't remember, but it was the first offer I got, and I couldn't be bother haggling after a long flight to save maybe a few cents. The hotel will organise anything you want. They charge more like $10.- Australian , but then you have a sort of guarantee. The hotel reception staff is really friendly and intelligent, you can talk to them. I booked my taxi to the airport to leave Kathmandu via them , even though it is a little more expensive that way than walking down the street , but I wanted a feeling of guarantees. The hotel is really good. As for booking direct, any hotel pays a percentage to the system that you book through, so it is always, internationally, possible to get a better deal if you deal direct. But then you might feel a little nervous and uncertain, and is it worth it. The people behind the counter at the hotel are really intelligent. They speak great English and have a sense of humour. You can talk to them.

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