The Dwarika's Hotel Kathmandu: 2.7 km to Buddha Stupa

Name: The Dwarika's Hotel
Address: Battisputali Rd Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, 尼泊尔

The Dwarika's Hotel Kathmandu: 2.7 km to Buddha Stupa

At a glance: 5-star · Since 1972 · Renovated 2010 · 62 rooms

Near: Skywalk Tower Kathmandu · 2.3 km

Guests love: Service · Dining

With a stay at The Dwarika's, you'll be centrally located in Kathmandu, within a 5-minute drive of Pashupatinath Temple and Boudhanath. This luxury hotel is 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from Royal Nepal Golf Course and 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from Charumati Stupa.

Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an outdoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting.

Enjoy local cuisine at Krishnarpan, one of the hotel's 3 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Snacks are also available at the coffee shop/cafe. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM.

Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a business center, and express check-in. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and a meeting room. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.

Make yourself at home in one of the 86 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature hair dryers and bathrobes. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

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Check-in14:00
Check-out11:00
Front desk24 hr
Breakfast
Voltage220V
Hindi
Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM)
ATM

Check-in requirements: The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old.
Children: Children of all ages are welcome at this property. Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.

Amenities

Property amenities

Barbecue facilities
Bar
Cafe
Lobby bar
Restaurant
Room service
Beauty and makeup
Billiards room
Massage room
Sauna
Spa
Swimming pool

Room types

Double rooms
Twin rooms
King rooms
Single rooms
Suites
Business rooms

Guest reviews

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Matt Motet McCord

5/5

Google· a month ago

Best in all Kathmandu when it comes to stepping into historic culture. The experience is 15/16 century Nepal. Restored authentic wood carvings, furniture you name it. It’s not Waldorf Astoria it’s something quieter, more repose more beauty. Service is fantastic. Top five Hotels in the world when measuring immersive beauty

Response from the property

Dear Mr. McCord Thank you for taking the time to share your kind thoughts about The Dwarika’s. We are sincerely grateful for your appreciation of our property and the history and craftsmanship it holds. Your kind words will be shared with our team, who will be pleased to know that their efforts have been appreciated. It was our pleasure to have you with us, and we sincerely hope to have the opportunity to welcome you back to The Dwarika’s for another memorable stay. Warm regards, The Dwarika’s Team

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5/5

Tripadvisor· a month ago

One of the best hotels I‘ve ever been to (taking everything into account), honestly. An oasis inmidst the hectic city… also very good for getting some work done inbetween. Absolute recommendation in Kathmandu!

Gokarna House Restaurant

5/5

Google· 5 months ago

Had a wonderful stay at The Dwarika's Hotel. The hotel is beautiful, full of traditional Nepali charm, and feels very peaceful. The staff were kind and welcoming, and the rooms were clean, comfortable, and well designed. The food was also excellent. A perfect place to experience Nepali culture with great hospitality. Highly recommended!

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4/5

Trip.com· a year ago

Beautiful place because of architecture and design - but for the price you expect more than Nescafé 3 in 1 in your room! Just a bit hit and miss on service for what they’re trying to be.

Nandu Baniya

5/5

Google· 4 months ago

The Dwarika’s Hotel is more than a luxury hotel—it’s a living museum of Nepal’s rich history and culture. Every corner reflects the beauty of traditional Newari architecture, with beautifully restored wood carvings and heritage craftsmanship. The peaceful courtyards, warm hospitality, exceptional service, and authentic Nepali experience make every stay unforgettable. If you want to experience Nepal’s historical and cultural heritage in true luxury, The Dwarika’s is one of the finest places to stay. Highly recommended!

Cyrus Zia

5/5

Google· 2 months ago

This place is beyond a hotel, it is a cultural property where every corner there is a story. The property feels like a small village. All the staff, from the concierge to the reception to the room service are superb. The property has three different restaurant each of which was also excellent. Spacious rooms and excellent service and friendly staff.

Sitaram Paudel

5/5

Google· 7 months ago

Had a wonderful experience at Hotel Dwarika’s in Kathmandu. The traditional Nepali architecture and attention to detail are truly stunning. The staff were warm, professional, and very welcoming. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and full of cultural charm. The food was also excellent. A perfect place to experience luxury with authentic heritage. Highly recommended!

Divyyang

5/5

Tripadvisor· 2 months ago

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.

Where can I eat near The Dwarika's Hotel?

Right on site, you have several dining rooms to choose from. Krishnarpan serves multi-course Nepali feasts, while Toran offers international and local dishes throughout the day. Mako's brings Japanese technique with sushi and sashimi, and the Fusion Bar mixes cocktails with Himalayan botanicals. In the Ram Palace Courtyard, meals from Toran and Mako's are served under open sky among carved wood and brick. Each spot reflects the hotel's own farms and traditions, so you can eat well without leaving the property.

What is the area around The Dwarika's Hotel like?

The hotel sits in Kathmandu's quiet Battisputali district, right by Tribhuvan International Airport and close to the Shahid Gate and Thamel bus stops. You're a short walk from Pashupatinath Temple and the Royal Nepal Golf Course, with Charumati Stupa about a 17-minute walk away. Old-town sights like Kathmandu Durbar Square are a few kilometers off, so a taxi or ride-hailing makes for an easy trip. The neighborhood has a local, unhurried feel, with the hotel's courtyards and Ram Mandhir temple nearby. For getting around, the Shahid Gate and Thamel bus stops offer public transit options.

How do I get to The Dwarika's Hotel from the airport or main train station?

You are in luck: the hotel sits right beside Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), so the trip is short. A taxi or a pre-booked transfer from the terminal takes roughly fifteen minutes. The hotel address is on Battisputali Rd, on the eastern side of Kathmandu. From the airport, just head out and it is a straightforward ride, though traffic can vary. If you arrive by other means, the main airport is your key landmark. Ask the driver for The Dwarika's Hotel, which is well known locally.

What's there to do near The Dwarika's Hotel in the evening?

In the evening, stay close to home: The Dwarika's has the Fusion Bar and its own restaurants, including Toran and Mako's, so you can settle in with a drink or a meal right there. For a short trip out, the Pashupati Poyclinicl area and Shahid Gate Bus Stop are nearby, though the main sights like Skywalk Tower Kathmandu and Garden of Dreams are a few kilometers away. A taxi or ride-hailing ride can get you to Thamel, where evening life centers on shops and cafés, but the hotel's own courtyards and bar make a relaxed end to the day without going far.

Is The Dwarika's Hotel a good base for exploring Kathmandu?

The Dwarika's Hotel is well placed for exploring Kathmandu. It's near Tribhuvan International Airport and a short walk from the Pashupatinath Temple, about 14 minutes on foot. The main sights are a few kilometers away: Skywalk Tower Kathmandu is 2.3 km, Buddha Stupa and Ratna Park are 2.7 km, and Kathmandu Durbar Square is 3.4 km, so you'll want a taxi or ride-hailing for those. For a day trip, the hotel's peaceful courtyard is a calm return point after sightseeing. Use the hotel's own restaurants for meals before heading out.

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