Nepal | A Hidden Gem Hotel in Kathmandu

| A hidden treasure hotel in Kathmandu. 🇳🇵 I've always looked forward to traveling to Nepal, and this time in Kathmandu, I chose Dwarika’s Hotel—an unexpected delight! Originally, I just wanted to find a hotel near the airport for a convenient layover, but stepping inside felt like wandering into a quietly breathing "ancient city." Red-brick corridors, carved wooden windows, and layered courtyards—every corner holds the breath of history. This hotel is known as The Living Museum, a true "living museum"—many of its wooden carvings and stone pillars are original artifacts collected from the Kathmandu Valley, restored and placed anew in this courtyard. It's not imitation; it's rebirth. 🛏 The rooms are quiet and spacious, designed with traditional Nepali elements, featuring earthy tones and wooden details, making them exceptionally comfortable. The furniture consists of genuine vintage pieces, full of texture yet warm, ensuring a natural, restful sleep at night. 🌿 The courtyard is filled with greenery and flowers, bathed in sunlight all day. Walking through the corridors, time seems to slow down. At one point, I even felt that there was no need to go anywhere—simply being here, lost in thought, was the ideal way to travel. 📍 The hotel's location is also very convenient, less than a 10-minute drive from Tribhuvan International Airport, with convenience stores, cafes, and currency exchange spots nearby. It’s perfect as a first stop upon arrival or a rest point before departure. No noisy "trendy" vibes, no flashy photo spots—just quiet beauty that touches the heart. Highly recommended for those who love culture and meaningful stays. 🌾