Nagarjun Home Stay

Real cozy, felt like home rather than hostel. Authenticate home cooked meals They take good care of all details Amazing view

We had an amazing time at the Nagarjun Homestay. The family is very kind and it felt like home immediately. The house is in a save and green neighborhood, away from the dusty city centre although Thamel and the Monkey Temple is still in walking distance. Together with Shreejan and Sam we visited the New Year Festival in Bhaktapur, it was really worth seeing. Shreejan showed us the whole city of Kathmandu, he explained everything so well and answered all of our questions. We even did a 10 day trip to Upper Mustang together and everything was planned perfectly. If you want to experience the true Nepal I would recommend everyone to stay here.

A very warm welcome from a whole family who are engrossed in charity work in the poor mountain villages. Home cooking straight from the garden. A view of almost 360 on the city and valley. Anxious to inform and arrange treks and tourst visits.

A bit remote from the city and its main attractions, but they are ready to help with transport.

Super expérience dans une famille népalaise adorable et toujours là pour vous aider dans votre voyage ! Je recommande à 100% :)

Rien

A rare opportunity to join a proper Nepalese family, who opened their heart and house for sharing their lifestyle and culture to the curious traveller. A wonderful family with lots of social and volunteering activities, a lesson of trust. Thank you a lot

This is the sweetest family you can imagine. They are so helpful and friendly. They will do everything they can to make you feel welcome. Thank you so much 🙏🏽

A lovely family home in a more tranquil part of Kathmandu, with a view of the mountains. What I loved most about my stay here was that I was welcomed into the family like a daughter. Bimala makes the most amazing food, Ganesh makes sure you’ll have the best time by taking you around and showing you the most beautiful places of Nepal. I had a home far away from home here and was moved by the love and care I received from people I just met.

This homestay is a truly hidden gem. It’s the perfect place if you want to experience everyday life within a Nepali family, enjoy some peace and quiet, and feel a real sense of home away from home.❤️ The room is wonderful—spacious, almost completely surrounded by windows, offering the best views over Kathmandu with sunlight streaming in all day long. You can do your laundry here, watch the sunset from the rooftop terrace, and simply relax. The family is incredibly warm and welcoming. Their 1.5-year-old daughter loves to play and brings so much joy into the house. Both parents speak excellent English, which makes it easy to have deep and interesting conversations. They are involved in meaningful charity work and also have a tourism background, so they can offer lots of helpful tips. The grandfather, in particular, is very knowledgeable and experienced if you are interested in any treks. The grandmother cooks unbelievably delicious meals—everything is vegetarian and organic, and you can truly taste the quality and love that goes into each dish. One of our highlights was joining the grandparents for 5 a.m. Zumba in the park, which was such a fun and unique experience. This is a place where you immediately feel comfortable, surrounded by genuine, kind-hearted people. We are deeply grateful for our stay here and can only recommend it wholeheartedly.❤️

A very special and unique homestay where you truly stay in the home of a warm, welcoming Nepalese family. You share breakfast, lunch, and dinner with them at one table, and because they are so open and talkative, you will learn a lot about Nepal and its culture. The freshly cooked food is amazing—organic and fully vegetarian if you prefer. The room offers a stunning view of the mountain range and Kathmandu, yet the tourist center with all major attractions is only about a 20-minute walk away. The Monkey Temple is also just a 20-minute walk. The neighborhood is calm, peaceful, and perfect for relaxing. The family is very active, and you’re welcome to join in their daily routines—for example, free morning dancing before sunrise in a nearby park. They also run a charity organization in which you can participate if there are ongoing events. The grandfather, a former head of Nepal’s Tourism Department, can offer excellent tips and recommendations for your travels and hikes. All in all, this place is perfect if you’re looking for more than just a standard hotel room—here, you can truly live in and experience the real Nepal.

This is not a fancy hotel. It’s a real Nepali home—basic, but lovely and fully functional.