Malla Hotel Kathmandu
Leknath Marg Kathmandu, Nepal
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TravelPod Member ReviewsMalla Hotel Kathmandu
“Good first stop over hotel”
tomandcheu 2 contributions
Dumbarton and Fukuoka, United Kingdom
Aug 25, 2010
we booked this from UK at got ok rate. Its a Nepal 4 star which is most likely a european 2 or 3 star. Its clean and location is good, a few minutes from central Tamal. We were there at end of the rainy season and hotel was quite damp and at times the smell was pretty bad, but we bought some incence and that covered it up. Breakfast is ok and pool is fine. Dont bother with the massage at the sports centre, its terribly expensive and not very good.
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelMalla Hotel Kathmandu
15th Oct to 1st Nov Oct The Himalayan Trek
Well the trek is over. This is going to be a marathon entry so brace yourself. We left Kathmandu on the 15th after I had transferred from the Hotel Harati to the enormously over priced hotel Malla (fortunately it is included in the Trek price). Dave gave me the low down on the group, nicely shaping my expectations before I set eyes on them. It's …
Touchdown
11pm......I think.
Yahoo!!!! I finally made it to Kathmandu :). Chatted breifly upon arrival with a couple different groups of trekkers. It's pretty obvious who is hitting the trails- all decked out in Mountain Hardware clothes, boots, and packs. Ken from Oregon and Karen from Israel are two such folks and I hope to run into them again.
Highs and Lows - Part I
Due to a lack of reliable internet connections and the fact that we have been trekking in the Himalaya for the last three weeks, I'm afraid that we have been a little remiss in keeping this blog updated. So here, in two parts, is a complete catch-up with everything we have been doing for the last month...
We left Bharatpur with one of us …
Highs and Lows - Part II
Having moved to the fantastic Hotel Malla in central Kathmandu, we met up with the rest of our trekking group: Jill and Simon from Scotland and Vic from Harrowgate. And, dosed up on antibiotics and a mix of painkillers, we set off early on Sunday 31st on the long, dusty bus ride to Gorkha, home to the Gurkhas and the starting point for our trek.
Public cremations and chanting schools
If you are ever to take a taxi in Kathmandu, take an off road driving course before you come here. Its not so much the abundance of pot holes, more the lack of road between the pot holes. But it was an experience not to be missed.
Today we did two different trips into the Kathmandu valley. First was to Pashupatinath, the holiest Hindu site …
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