Hotels With Spa in Lumbini, Nepal

#Praise#Satisfied with location, proximity activities, mosquito control measures, sound insulation, safety;#Negative review#Disappointed with the size of the room;My family and I stayed in Lanheni's Peaceland hotel for six days. The service here is very good and meets all our needs. Location: Next to the Moyer Temple, Reception helped us call tuktuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk Meals: The restaurant in the hotel has a good environment, but there is no Chinese food. You need to remind no spicy, otherwise almost any dish will be spicy, and there will be spicy taste in Nepalese seasonings. There are many restaurants nearby, and children like to eat tomato scrambled eggs from Chinese restaurants. Room: The standard room we set, although small, but very clean, the starting room is too noisy, help us change the quiet room, the facilities are a bit old, the TV is a bit small, but you can watch YouTube online, Chinese programs can be seen. Service: Maybe it is affected by a good word on the wall, meditation, good things can not be less than me, bad things can not be more than me. The waiters here are particularly good and they will do their best to meet the needs of customers. A recommended hotel, will come again.

From the moment I arrived, the service was impeccable. The staff was welcoming, attentive, and always ready to assist with a smile. Check-in was smooth and efficient, setting a positive tone for my stay.The room was immaculate and beautifully decorated, combining modern amenities with a cozy atmosphere. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the linens were of high quality, ensuring a restful night's sleep. I appreciated the thoughtful touches, like the complimentary water, fresh fruit, and a well-stocked minibar.The hotel's facilities were top-notch. The fitness center was well-equipped, and the spa offered a range of luxurious treatments that left me feeling rejuvenated. The pool area was a highlight, providing a serene oasis with comfortable loungers and attentive poolside service.Dining at the hotel was a culinary delight. The on-site restaurant served a variety of delicious dishes, expertly prepared and beautifully presented. Breakfast was a feast, with a wide selection of options to suit every palate.Location-wise, the hotel was ideally situated, providing easy access to local attractions and public transport. The concierge team was knowledgeable and provided excellent recommendations for sightseeing and dining.Overall, [Hotel Name] exceeded all my expectations. The combination of outstanding service, luxurious accommodations, and prime location made for an unforgettable stay. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking a premium experience. It truly deserves a perfect score of 200!”

It is very rare to be able to book a hotel with a swimming pool in the hot blue area, which is a dusty village. The hotel is newly renovated and very clean. It's a little far away from the main classics. It takes about 20-30 minutes to take a taxi to Gate 5.

In such a backcountry place and away from the Buddha Garden, there is such a luxurious hotel, there is a casino at the gate, and hehe should be a place to squander the Indian local tyrants. Large children can be accommodated in an extra bed and must have an extra bed. The hotel itself is very good and it feels weird.

It's pretty good in Lumbini. To be honest, I live very comfortably. It has nothing to do with not being scored 5 points. It is recommended. The service score was low because a male staff member at the front desk of the hotel, about 30 years old, helped us find a local ”Tutu” car. He started to say 100 rupees, and it cost 1,000 to return to the hotel after using the car. Don't we understand the difference between 100 and 1000? It's ridiculous. Rs 900 is just 50+ RMB. Angrily complained to Ctrip, Ctrip handled it very well, with 100 points. Lament the greatness of the motherland! No matter Nepal or Bhutan, there are good people and people who are not bad people. I once again lament the greatness of the motherland.

#Praise#Satisfied with location, proximity activities, mosquito control measures, sound insulation, safety;#Negative review#Disappointed with the size of the room;My family and I stayed in Lanheni's Peaceland hotel for six days. The service here is very good and meets all our needs. Location: Next to the Moyer Temple, Reception helped us call tuktuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk Meals: The restaurant in the hotel has a good environment, but there is no Chinese food. You need to remind no spicy, otherwise almost any dish will be spicy, and there will be spicy taste in Nepalese seasonings. There are many restaurants nearby, and children like to eat tomato scrambled eggs from Chinese restaurants. Room: The standard room we set, although small, but very clean, the starting room is too noisy, help us change the quiet room, the facilities are a bit old, the TV is a bit small, but you can watch YouTube online, Chinese programs can be seen. Service: Maybe it is affected by a good word on the wall, meditation, good things can not be less than me, bad things can not be more than me. The waiters here are particularly good and they will do their best to meet the needs of customers. A recommended hotel, will come again.

From the moment I arrived, the service was impeccable. The staff was welcoming, attentive, and always ready to assist with a smile. Check-in was smooth and efficient, setting a positive tone for my stay.The room was immaculate and beautifully decorated, combining modern amenities with a cozy atmosphere. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the linens were of high quality, ensuring a restful night's sleep. I appreciated the thoughtful touches, like the complimentary water, fresh fruit, and a well-stocked minibar.The hotel's facilities were top-notch. The fitness center was well-equipped, and the spa offered a range of luxurious treatments that left me feeling rejuvenated. The pool area was a highlight, providing a serene oasis with comfortable loungers and attentive poolside service.Dining at the hotel was a culinary delight. The on-site restaurant served a variety of delicious dishes, expertly prepared and beautifully presented. Breakfast was a feast, with a wide selection of options to suit every palate.Location-wise, the hotel was ideally situated, providing easy access to local attractions and public transport. The concierge team was knowledgeable and provided excellent recommendations for sightseeing and dining.Overall, [Hotel Name] exceeded all my expectations. The combination of outstanding service, luxurious accommodations, and prime location made for an unforgettable stay. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking a premium experience. It truly deserves a perfect score of 200!”

It's pretty good in Lumbini. To be honest, I live very comfortably. It has nothing to do with not being scored 5 points. It is recommended. The service score was low because a male staff member at the front desk of the hotel, about 30 years old, helped us find a local ”Tutu” car. He started to say 100 rupees, and it cost 1,000 to return to the hotel after using the car. Don't we understand the difference between 100 and 1000? It's ridiculous. Rs 900 is just 50+ RMB. Angrily complained to Ctrip, Ctrip handled it very well, with 100 points. Lament the greatness of the motherland! No matter Nepal or Bhutan, there are good people and people who are not bad people. I once again lament the greatness of the motherland.

Hokke is not a hotel, it is an experience. We've stayed in Hokke Hotel three times since 2015 and we had best experience each of those times. Whether we went with kids or just by ourselves, it is a place that soothes and calms your days. This may not be a place to go if you if you are looking for a fancy, hyper-active and 'happening' place, but Hokke happens differently. This is a place to slow down, sit on the ground and immerse yourself in the Japanese themed minimalist environment. We always enjoyed the grander Lumbini vibes retained by the Hokke hotel. Best thing about Hokke is that it is located inside the greater Lumbini master plan and the World Peace Pagoda is just 10 minutes walk from here. We had a peaceful visit to the pagoda before it got crowded. Core of Lumbini, the Mayadevi temple is around 10 minutes auto-rickshaw ride plus 5 minutes walk. Staffs are friendly and helpful, food is great, and the rooms are super comfortable.

It is very rare to be able to book a hotel with a swimming pool in the hot blue area, which is a dusty village. The hotel is newly renovated and very clean. It's a little far away from the main classics. It takes about 20-30 minutes to take a taxi to Gate 5.

In such a backcountry place and away from the Buddha Garden, there is such a luxurious hotel, there is a casino at the gate, and hehe should be a place to squander the Indian local tyrants. Large children can be accommodated in an extra bed and must have an extra bed. The hotel itself is very good and it feels weird.

#Praise#Satisfied with location, proximity activities, mosquito control measures, sound insulation, safety;#Negative review#Disappointed with the size of the room;My family and I stayed in Lanheni's Peaceland hotel for six days. The service here is very good and meets all our needs. Location: Next to the Moyer Temple, Reception helped us call tuktuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk Meals: The restaurant in the hotel has a good environment, but there is no Chinese food. You need to remind no spicy, otherwise almost any dish will be spicy, and there will be spicy taste in Nepalese seasonings. There are many restaurants nearby, and children like to eat tomato scrambled eggs from Chinese restaurants. Room: The standard room we set, although small, but very clean, the starting room is too noisy, help us change the quiet room, the facilities are a bit old, the TV is a bit small, but you can watch YouTube online, Chinese programs can be seen. Service: Maybe it is affected by a good word on the wall, meditation, good things can not be less than me, bad things can not be more than me. The waiters here are particularly good and they will do their best to meet the needs of customers. A recommended hotel, will come again.

Hokke is not a hotel, it is an experience. We've stayed in Hokke Hotel three times since 2015 and we had best experience each of those times. Whether we went with kids or just by ourselves, it is a place that soothes and calms your days. This may not be a place to go if you if you are looking for a fancy, hyper-active and 'happening' place, but Hokke happens differently. This is a place to slow down, sit on the ground and immerse yourself in the Japanese themed minimalist environment. We always enjoyed the grander Lumbini vibes retained by the Hokke hotel. Best thing about Hokke is that it is located inside the greater Lumbini master plan and the World Peace Pagoda is just 10 minutes walk from here. We had a peaceful visit to the pagoda before it got crowded. Core of Lumbini, the Mayadevi temple is around 10 minutes auto-rickshaw ride plus 5 minutes walk. Staffs are friendly and helpful, food is great, and the rooms are super comfortable.

It's pretty good in Lumbini. To be honest, I live very comfortably. It has nothing to do with not being scored 5 points. It is recommended. The service score was low because a male staff member at the front desk of the hotel, about 30 years old, helped us find a local ”Tutu” car. He started to say 100 rupees, and it cost 1,000 to return to the hotel after using the car. Don't we understand the difference between 100 and 1000? It's ridiculous. Rs 900 is just 50+ RMB. Angrily complained to Ctrip, Ctrip handled it very well, with 100 points. Lament the greatness of the motherland! No matter Nepal or Bhutan, there are good people and people who are not bad people. I once again lament the greatness of the motherland.