Serviced Apartments in Kathmandu

Short stay apartments in Kathmandu

Loads of space, separate bedrooms and the ability to cook up a storm in your very own kitchen. Is there anything sweeter than staying in an apartment? If you're bringing the entire crew to Kathmandu, check out our selection of awesome home away from homes. With so many creature comforts at your fingertips, don't blame us if you never want to leave.

There's a time and a place for 12-bed hostel dorms and budget digs with suspicious mattresses. But this isn't it. Appreciate the finer things at a luxurious Kathmandu apartment:

• Alpine Hotel & Apartment: After a big day of seeing the sights, unwind with great amenities like a terrace and a bar at this stylish place.

No lie, getting away with the kids can be a fun experience — but it's where you set up base that makes all the difference. Round up the littlies and reserve an apartment where the words comfort and kid-friendly go hand in hand.

• Kathmandu CityHill Studio Apartment: This place was made for families. Internet access and laundry facilities are two good reasons why.
• Dream Nepal Hotel and Apartment: Apartments have the danger of being boring places for the little ones. But with a rooftop terrace and laundry facilities, this place has plenty to keep everyone happy.

If you're taking off to Kathmandu for business, it makes a lot of sense to stay in an apartment. Why? No eating out every night (you'll probably have a kitchen), no laundry fees (hello washing machine) and no racking up exorbitant bills on the mini bar. You get the drift. Book a few nights at a homely but smart digs:

• Thamel Apartments Hotel (2 kilometres from downtown Kathmandu): When there's work to get through, the load seems much lighter when you have access to little things such as luggage storage facilities and 24-hour front desk services.
• Swayambhu Hotels and Apartments (4 kilometres from downtown Kathmandu): With on-site shopping options and business services to make the most of here, you'll have the tools and the incentive to have work wrapped up in no time flat.

If you're getting away for a short time and looking for a total escape from domestic duties, a hotel is a good fit. But if you're staying a little longer and prefer to have those creature comforts, rent an apartment. Store your groceries in the fridge. Cook your favourite dish. Take a nap on the lounge. You'll never feel homesick here.