Hoteles en Zona de Narayani

"Our group of 7 students and faculty from my college had an incredible stay at Kasara Resort in Chitwan National Park. From airport transfers to check-out, everything was smooth and well-organized. The resort was clean, peaceful, and beautifully maintained. Rooms were comfortable, and the service throughout our stay was excellent—professional, welcoming, and attentive. The food at the on-site restaurant was a highlight. Each meal was fresh and flavorful, and the servers were courteous and...

"El personal"

"Excellent stay!!! "

"Great service, nice rooms, excellent excursions organised directly by the hotel"

"The best things about this resort are the location and the staff. Sabrina on reception is always smiling and cheerful. She has "magic fingers" which repairs things. Sitaram Streatham is an outstanding waiter in the restaurant. He is very attentive but also very knowledgeable about local wildlife. Lovely gentle mannered man. Our room was very comfortable. The bathroom is a wet room so i struggle with wet floors but i bought a floor squeegy in town for just over £1 and that helped a lot. ...

"Second time we stayed here and everything was pleasant."

"The rooms were clean , very comfortable, and staff was amazing . They went over and beyond to help make our stay enjoyable . I highly recommended this hotel . "

"El hotel era muy tranquilo y el personal muy amable. La habitacion amplia y luminosa. El desayuno muy bueno y completo. Nos reservaron los billetes de bus y nos llevaron en coche a la estacion de bus. Solo cambiaria las sabanas que eran viejas."

"施設が素晴らしい！"

"Loved my stay here. Very nicely run lodge— a great choice in the area that provides an upscale experience for a very reasonable amount. The staff were all lovely, the owner ever-present, making sure you’re having a great stay. But the stand-outs were the safari guides, who were so friendly and knowledgeable and worked very hard to ensure a great experience in the park. Saw tons of animals—so many rhinos!—but sadly no tigers, though the guides were super committed to trying to spot."