Accommodation in Nepal
In Nepal, accommodation is both widely available and remarkably affordable. You'll have no difficulty finding lodging in the largest cities, or even along the most popular trekking routes. Each year, the number of hotels and accommodations grows thanks to the country's tourism and economic development.
City Accommodation
Upon arrival in Nepal, you'll want to arrange accommodation in Kathmandu, the capital. You'll find all types of lodging, from grand hotels to modest youth hostels, at very reasonable prices—as little as €3 per night in a warm guesthouse in Thamel or Patan, up to €320 for the prestigious Dwarika's Hotel, recognized by UNESCO.
When planning your journey, Bluesheep will offer you a choice between 5-star hotels, 3-star hotels, and guesthouses, giving you maximum flexibility to match your preferences and budget.
Major cities such as Pokhara, Chitwan, Lumbini, Dhulikhel, and Nagarkot offer diverse accommodation options that rival those found in Kathmandu.
Many Nepali villages have accommodation available, though comfort levels vary. This is an excellent opportunity to experience an authentic slice of local life in these remote mountain villages, where small communities thrive on farming and livestock, and often welcome tourists to share moments of daily life or celebrate local festivals.
Lodging on Treks
During your treks in Nepal, you have two accommodation options: you can venture forth and camp in designated areas, or spend nights in mountain lodges. These lodges function much like hotels along the major trekking routes, particularly those leading to Everest, Annapurna, and the Mustang region.
There are two categories of mountain lodges: local lodges and comfort lodges.
Local lodges are basic mountain accommodations that are inexpensive, though most additional services come at a modest extra cost.
Comfort lodges are nearly hotels at altitude, featuring beds with linens, private bathrooms with showers, and heating. They allow you to experience the stunning landscapes of the Annapurnas or Everest in complete comfort, though they command higher prices than their basic counterparts.


