Peacock Guest House

Recommended for

• City Style

  • A 700 year old heritage property conversion with smart rooms, modern bathrooms plus a restaurant and courtyard for relaxing

• Local exploring

  • Close to Durbar Square, ideal for temple-hopping, street food runs and artisan wood-carving stories

• Restaurant

  • Fresh Asian (mainly Malaysian and Chinese) and Nepali dishes alongside excellent coffee in a peaceful courtyard setting

• Cooking classes

  • Join a hands-on Nepali cooking class, starting with a market run for momo, dal bhat and samaybaji ingredients

• Great walks

  • Walk out to Changu Narayan, Nepal’s oldest temple, for a scenic hillside trek through quiet village paths

• Other Activities

  • Visit a local wood carving workshop to see artisans craft intricate Newar windows and sacred temple designs

• Sights nearby

  • Head to Dattatreya Temple at dusk for evening bhajans as locals gather for prayers, chants and soft drums

• Family Suites

• Full of character

• Sit-out Terrace

• Downtown

• Charming

• Traditional

• Child friendly

• Inn

• Historic

• Boutique

Facilities

• Rooms

  8 rooms in this hotel

• Restaurant

  Fresh Asian (mainly Malaysian and Chinese) and Nepali dishes alongside excellent coffee in a peaceful courtyard setting

• Massage

  Massages available upon request, charges apply

• Safe

• Sit-out Terrace

• Outdoor dining

• Walking distance restaurants

• Airport transfer

• Bicycles available

• Communal Dining

• Bar

• Family Suites

• Bath robes

• Wifi

• Suites

• Sitting Room

• Child friendly

Activities

• Cooking classes

  • Join a hands-on Nepali cooking class, starting with a market run for momo, dal bhat and samaybaji ingredients

• Other Activities

  • Visit a local wood carving workshop to see artisans craft intricate Newar windows and sacred temple designs

• Great walks

  • Walk out to Changu Narayan, Nepal’s oldest temple, for a scenic hillside trek through quiet village paths

• Sights nearby

  • Head to Dattatreya Temple at dusk for evening bhajans as locals gather for prayers, chants and soft drums

Map & Location