Kuti Resort & Spa

We are enjoying our stay here both pre and post trekking. It is clean and welcoming and well located. Anju in the restaurant is a delight as is the young waiter Ravin tamang. The food is fresh and tasty and well presented. After the heat of the day the pool is a welcome tonic.

Overall, the rooms were pleasant, but potential guests should be cautious about booking the master bedroom on the second floor, as it tends to be quite small. However, the other rooms that my friends stayed in were spacious and comfortable. The breakfast options lacked variety and could certainly be improved upon. During our trekking stay, the staff were kind enough to store our luggage for us. In summary, I would recommend this hotel for a one-night stay.

Great place, amazing hospitality, really kind and proffesional reception staff. Very good location close to everything but still quite area to have a good night rest. Very clean and they make sure to help you with anything that you request.

Very bad experience. We were a bit late before the checkout time. The hotel staff had themselves packed all our belongings and removed them from the room and kept it at the reception. Some of my father's item are lost and the response received regarding our lost items is not satisfactory. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone.

We have been travelling through India and Nepal and this is the worst hotel we have stayed in. Staff were poor, housekeeping was poor. Constant noise including late at night, some caused by staff themselves. ( we had to complain numerous times up to 3.00am one night) The pool is cold and indoors in the reception area so totally unsuitable for relaxing. The hot tub was not working. The spa area, toilet and changing room were very old and dirty. In our room ….There was no mattress cover on bed and only a thin bottom sheet with a tear in it, the bedding never got changed in a week. Housekeeping did not clean the bathroom in a week. We had nothing to mop the ‘wet room’ with after a shower so had to use a towel that never got changed. We had no water one day (supposed to be 2 per day) and had to ask 3 times during the day. We got some at 9.00 pm ( one bottle) We bought our own toilet rolls as there were never enough as housekeeping did not come in every day. Only place for relaxing in sun ( hard chairs and tables ) was on the roof terrace that was constantly used for events and unusable for hotel guests. This meant it was always being cleaned and tided so a constant moving of chairs and tables scraping on the tiled floor. ( next to our room) early in the morning and late at night. The only time we saw housekeeping was at 5.00 pm one day to come in and take our rubbish. ( it took two ladies to do this!) they did not offer any clean towels or top up toilet rolls. We had been out all day and were relaxing in our room. Why come in so late? Breakfast was very poor, bad coffee ( powdered) poor choice of food and always cold. We stopped going for breakfast. We know this is Nepal and do not expect 5* accommodation but we had stayed at The Ramada in Kathmandu and it was fabulous and could not fault that hotel at all.

Just FYI, I paid 1000 rupees to swim in a freezing cold indoor pool, unclean facility, and sorry hot tub unavailable, felt totally ripped off, life lesson, they should not advertise indoor heated pool, glad I did not stay there 😭