Hotel Greenland — Hotel in Pokhara

I suppose everyone has their opinion, but being objective our experience at Hotel Greenland was disappointing. Firstly after thinking we found a lovely spot, large garden, open room with abundant sunlight, great views of the mountains things went for hay in a hand-basket. After 17-days of trekking we wanted a hot shower, but no hot water. The explaination was a bunch of folks washed clothes that day and used it up - we did see their clothing hanging. Worse was waking up in the morning to ice-cold water. No showers yet. Next was sending off a kilogram of clothing for maching washing only to find before heading out on a rented motorcycle a buff was missing (needed for face covering in traffic). Delayed, we went for breakfast, came back and it had been found, but not picked up. They said, "it will be here tomorrow"! Frustrated I forced the issue and finally after another lost hour got the buff. Worse was yet to come. As we received the buff another person came up and said - "you have to move out of the hotel, we have a large group coming today". Getting turned away from a hotel was a surprise to us. It's never before happened. Granted, when we checked in we were not sure how many nights we'd stay, in all fairness we did say 2-nights, but it is common to extend nights without problems. They could have easily advised us that only two nights were available before we moved in, but that would mean turning away our business because had we like it we would have stayed a week. Personally I think it was a selfish tactic. Still wasting time on the day's motorcycle rental we gathered our belongings and moved out. Fortunately I was upset enough about the lack of hot water I earlier walked next door to check a nearby hotel - in this case the next door Nobel Inn. There I found a wonderful, classic mansion-style hotel set in an equally beautiful garden where grounds were simply impeccable. For less money we moved to this wonderful family-run hotel. Before deciding on Greenland you may just want to consider Hotel Noble Inn. It's right next door. Read about it on TripAdvisor. You'll see all excellent reviews and will not be...

They abuse to their Client .One of the worst country to travel even if u travel dont go Pokhara even if u go never go Hotel Green Land Lake side they are fraud n u wont know what they r charging for. SPECIALLY THEY HATE INDIANS .. and also they loot the guest in their own way that you wont even know .. like water charge .. They will Charge you for AC room but this country dont has electricity more then 12 hours a day so u just pay your money and your room never get air cooled . one the electricity come they say the remote of ac is lost or they will make several excuse. the AC room cost is only 1500 Nepali Currency but if they see a Tourist they charge you more according to their country .. THE TAXI DRIVER WILL SCOUT YOU FROM BUS STAND OR AIRPORT OR MAY BE A TRAVEL AGENT USE YOUR TRUST FOR THIS HOTEL AND THE HOTEL JUST NEAR BY IT. I TRIED ALL THE HOTEL NEAR TO IT . BEWARE AND CAREFUL ALL HAVE THE SAME RESULT .. special advice to indian customer . they abuse u in their local language and you wont even know .. it would look like they smiling on your face but actually they are abusing i recorded their conversation in smartphone and ask one neplai guide he said these guys are abusing you really bad in nepali language and also the CANADIAN GIRLS IN THIS HOTEL WHO ARE STAYING IN THE ROOM .. ... these young intern were here to teach the poor nepali school children . the owner was planning to impress one of the Canadian girl or sex .. this is disgusting. the the girl alax told me next morning about the behavior of the owner son who...

This review is only about the services delivered by Mr. Kamal Pahari. We did not sleep in the Greenland hotel, so we cannot review that. ||April 2017 my wife and I went to Nepal for vacation. A part of our vacation was in and around Pokhara. We did the Annapurna trekking and we stayed a couple of days in Pokhara. This part of our vacation was partly organised by Mr. Kamal Pahari. He delivered exactly to the promise. The things he had to arrange were done as agreed and in time. Communication with Kamal was very easy. He also responded quickly. ||The twelve day trekking was guided by Chandra and supported by porter Sagor. These guys were very easy going. After a couple of days you start to get to know each other. The were open to share many private stories of their lives. We really felt very comfortable with them. The night before we left Pokhara, a few days after the trekking, Chandra cooked us a diner we enjoyed with his family. We brought the drinks. Dutch treat in Nepal :-) Thanks guys for the overwhelming and fun trekking!||Kamal, although we thanked you already in person we would like to thank you again for your great help in and around Pokhara!||Best...