Hotel Vintage Home

Отель находится в исторической части города. Обратите внимание, что для прохождения туда нужно будет купиьь билет, который стоил в ноябре 2024г - 1800 рупий, действовать он будет 7 дней. Место расположения отеля - отличное, свежий ремонт, постельное бельё белое, но одеяла были немного старыми. В номере нет чайника, но ставят 1 бутылку на 2 чел. Полотенца тоже были. Завтрак включал в себя : жареное яйцо, тост , масло, джем, жареный картофель с овощами и местный десерт- йогурт с бананом. Десерт очень вкусный, рекомендуем. В номере было прохладно, имейте ввиду, что в подобных отелях обоснование нет отопления. Ценп за номер осень приятная , с усетом цены и качества услуг можем однозначно рекомендовать этот отель .

酒店是復古類型的，所以設施方面不會太好，比如沒有空調，衞生間不是乾濕分離。但是工作人員非常用心地服務好每一位顧客。酒店離巴德崗杜巴廣場非常近。每個房間自帶小陽台。

在杜巴廣場裏，離主廣場走路三分鐘，方便早上，晚上感受，店主親和

總體還可以的

This is a small hotel run by the head guy, his young assistant, and a woman who cleans the rooms and does laundry. That's it. It's the smallest staffed hotel I stayed at easily my entire time in Nepal. Breakfast was served on the rooftop between 8:00 - 9:00. (The days I was there, everyone more or less showed up at 8:00 am.) Breakfast consisted of egg, white bread toast, tea of coffee, and some slight variation (pancake or grilled veggies). For the price I paid for a room, the breakfast was decent. The hotel arranged a driver to take me to see the early morning sunrise (that all went off without a hitch). The room was pretty basic. I had a balcony, and a simple fan which kept the temperature at a decent coolness in the night. There was noise from neighbors some nights, but things got quiet after 9:00 or 10:00 pm. I had my laundry done twice while I was there at a very reasonable price. Almost every single bathroom I encountered in my Nepali hotels had issues (by American standards). This bathroom was no exception. Of the three days, I couldn't get hot water at all for the shower one time, and on another day, it took forever. The shower controls weren't intuitive to say the least. Sometimes there was someone at the front desk, other times there was no one. (Due to the small staff.) Whether you are happy here or not depends on what sort of things bother you. For the price point, I couldn't really complain.

Instead of doing a day trip to Bhatapur, we decided to stay the night, and I'm so glad I did. It was wonderful to wonder the streets after the crowds had left and the sun was down. Especially climbing the temples. The Hotel Vintage Home Hotel is two short blocks from Durbar Square and less than a 5-ish minute walk from Taumadhi Square. It is small (maybe 10 rooms?) and very friendly. I made my reservation directly via Whats App and they requested cash. The price was low enough that I didn't even bother checking out of my Kathmandu hotel. We left most of our stuff there and just took an overnight bag. Breakfast is served in the rooftop. Our room had a balcony - you can see the mountains to the north on a clear day and a wet bathroom. Like all the hotels (even the "fancier" ones we encountered), there is no central heating, so bundle up if going in winter. Two specific tips: 1. For temperature control, keep your door shut at all times - even if you are just stepping out for a moment. I ill-advisedly left the door open while my husband was in the room and I stepped up one flight to check out the roof. It was then that I discovered there is no door / wall to the rooftop - the central "indoor" stairwell has a roof but is otherwise open to the elements. Our room lost all its heat in though few minutes! 2. You may only have 1 roll of toilet paper - check before going to bed to get extra :)