Hotel Lahana — Hotel in Kathmandu Metropolitan City

When we got to our room, the toilet was clogged with poop, and there were burned out matches scattered about, suggesting the room hadn't been cleaned. The staff, all quite young, was extremely friendly but seemed generally frantic. After we informed them of the condition of our bathroom, they first said they'd take care of it in the morning. The smell perforated the room, so we asked again, and someone did come fix it. However, in the process filthy water was sloshed over everything, the floor, the sink, our toothbrushes, and once again, we were told it would be taken care of in the morning. We waited until 10am, (again, very friendly and well-meaning staff), and then decided to change hotels. ||||There was also a couple who lived in the building, who had an argument for literally hours, and we were able to hear every word. ||||It's cheap, the bed was clean, and they served good milk tea, but they are clearly undergoing some...

Lahana is a very famous authentic newari restaurant in Kathmandu.Very popular among the locals of kritipur and people of valley.Foods are really nice and tasty but I found it unhygienic when I visit this place last time.Flies were flying everywhere,toilets and hand washing area was very dirty.Bad smell was coming from kitchen and kitchen itself looks untidy.Only good thing about this place is their amazing and affordable newari food.They need to focus in their cleanliness and...

When we arrived in Kathmandu, Hotel Lahana was our (me + friend) first hotel. The hotel is very budget class, price is cheap and it's location in Thamel is good. But the room was filthy, not cleaned, service was, at times, none existent and the breakfast was low-class. Suitable for one or two nights and backpacking crowd button...