Green Hotel is urban accommodation in Kathmandu located in the north-eastern sector of the valley, in immediate proximity to the two great pilgrimage sites of the Nepalese capital: Boudhanath Stupa and Pashupatinath Temple. A functional base for travellers who wish to explore the valley's Buddhist and Hindu sites without enduring the frenzy of Thamel.

Why choose Green Hotel

This hotel caters to travellers who prioritise a practical base in Kathmandu over a memorable accommodation experience. Three key reasons define its appeal:

• A location in the Boudhanath district, a short distance from Nepal's largest stupa and the Pashupatinath esplanade, two essential stops during a valley stay.
• Quick access to Tribhuvan International Airport, convenient for late arrivals or early departures on domestic flights (Pokhara, Lukla, Jomsom).
• Standard yet comprehensive facilities, designed for one to two-night stays in transit before or after a trek.

Atmosphere and style

Green Hotel positions itself within the category of Nepalese urban comfort hotels. The establishment emphasises functionality over architectural charm or immersive décor. The atmosphere remains that of a modern city hotel, with English-speaking reception, sober common areas, and an international clientele composed mainly of trekkers and pilgrims en route to Boudhanath.

The surrounding neighbourhood, quieter than the Thamel tourist hub, retains a Tibeto-Nepalese atmosphere marked by the presence of monks, prayer wheels, and Tibetan restaurants lining the stupa's perimeter.

Rooms

Green Hotel rooms offer the amenities expected in this category:

• Flat-screen television with international channels
• Free wifi connection
• Work desk
• Balcony or terrace depending on room type
• Wake-up call service

The décor remains understated and oriented towards basic comfort: a bed, work area, private bathroom. No particular decorative or architectural features are highlighted by the establishment.

Location in Kathmandu

The hotel is located in the north-eastern sector of Kathmandu, near Boudhanath Stupa. This setting, away from the historic Durbar Square and Thamel's tourist quarter, offers direct access to the valley's principal Buddhist and Hindu sanctuaries. Allow around twenty minutes by taxi to reach Tribhuvan International Airport, and a similar journey to reach Thamel or the old city depending on traffic.

What to do around the hotel

Green Hotel's location allows you to visit on foot or by short taxi ride three major sites:

• Boudhanath Stupa: one of the world's largest Buddhist stupas, UNESCO-listed, animated each morning and evening by the circumambulations of Tibetan devotees.
• Pashupatinath Temple: Hindu complex dedicated to Shiva, situated on the banks of the Bagmati, where ritual cremations take place.
• Dhum Varahi Sanctuary: a discreet small temple housing a monolithic statue of the boar Varahi, a less-visited but rewarding stop for its intimacy.

To extend your stay in the valley, several other Nomadays properties merit a visit: Hotel The Kantipur on the Thamel side, Club Himalaya Nagarkot for a night at altitude facing the Himalayas, or Balthali Village Resort for a rural stop south of the valley.

Incorporating Green Hotel into your itinerary

Green Hotel fits logically into a journey combining the Kathmandu valley, a trek in the Annapurna or Everest region, and a cultural stop in Bhaktapur or Patan. To build a bespoke itinerary including this accommodation and suited to your dates, explore our Nepal journeys.