Kathmandu Guest House

The Kathmandu Guest House was the first hotel of the KGH group and was opened in 1968. KGH has been credited for having initiated the start up of the country’s tourism business. The hotel has attracted many of the world’s iconic figures - the Beatles in 1968, Ricky Martin in 1999 and 2000, Jeremy Irons in 2003 and Tony Wheeler (co-founder: Lonely Planet) mentioned KGH as one of his TOP 30 hotels. Explorers and world renound mountaineers have flocked here –including Sir Chris Bonington and Doug Scott. The hotel’s uniqueness lies in that it prides itself on being accessible and affordable to all. If you are seeking a luxurious getaway you will find our elegant modern suites to your taste, or if you are on a tight budget we provide no-frills rooms. Come to KGH and feel the real essence of Nepal with its history and its “home away from home” ambience. KGH is situated in the heart of the tourist district – Thamel. The hotel is a landmark - close to everything you need and its distinctive gate is the areas meeting point. Business hours of reception: Every day: from 00:00 to 00:00 . and from : to: on weekends

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