New Solitary Lodge
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The lodge is surrounded by its own garden, (probably the biggest and best one in Pokhara) with lush flowers, tropical fruit trees and several other plants, to let you relax with a feeling like being at a Shangri-La. It lies in solitude, away from the noise and crowd of downtown Lakeside while the famous Fewa Lake, popular restaurants, banks and other shopping areas are within walking distance (5-10 minutes).
Since its establishment in 1980, this family run lodge has been taking good care of its guests justifying its slogan, "Hospitality within its tradition." The smiling, hardworking and helpful staff will always be at your service to help make you feel at home with their warm Nepalese hospitality.
Facilities:
- Bar(s)
- First Aid Kit
- Laundry Service available
- Mobile Phone Reception
- Newspapers/ Magazines Available
- Restaurant(s)
Services:
- Arrival/departure point transfers (Extra charge)
- Daily Housekeeping
- Room Service
- Security Guard (24 hrs)
- Vehicle Hire/Car Rental can be arranged
Recreation:
- Jogging/Walking
Languages Spoken:
- English
- Nepali
- Hindi
- If other rooms are available for incoming guests, up to 4 hours extra time is allowed for check-outs upon request.
- 50% of 1 night's tariff is charged to check-outs delayed more than 4 hours.
- Children can share rooms with their parents. Extra beds and food are charged separately.
- Cancellations made less than 72 hours prior to the scheduled check-in date are subject to a cancellation charge equivalent to 1 night's tariff.
- Tariffs are quoted in US Dollars and include all taxes and service charges.
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Meet Rajendra Prasad Sapkota and Outdoor Himalayan Treks, we are your local connection in Pokhara. Starting as a young porter, Rajendra has all the local knowledge that will make your trip to Pokhara life changing. With us, visitors experience remote villages, meet local people, and gain insight into our culture. We support local villages, and have even built a local orphanage to house and educate displaced, and often outcast, children. We hope to bring you a journey that will be enriching, but will also help those in need in Pokhara.
