“Beautiful and peaceful. Highly recommended”
I had a wonderful stay at Three Jewels Boutique Hotel, Pokhara! Loved its unique Tibetan-themed design, beautiful koi fish pond, and the warm hospitality. Highly recommended!
TracyUn mese fa
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★★★·Pokhara·8.9
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The Three Jewels Boutique Hotel in Pokhara offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities, featuring balconies or patios with garden or city views. The family-friendly restaurant serves Asian cuisine in a traditional setting, offering local specialties, warm dishes, and fresh fruits for breakfast. The hotel features a garden, outdoor fireplace, and free WiFi, along with bike and car hire, shuttle service, and free on-site parking.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
I had a wonderful stay at Three Jewels Boutique Hotel, Pokhara! Loved its unique Tibetan-themed design, beautiful koi fish pond, and the warm hospitality. Highly recommended!
Tracy·Un mese fa
Breakfast was delicious, and the hotel was close to both the main area and the lakeside viewing spot, within walking distance; on a good day you could even see the tip of Fish Tail Peak from the rooftop.
Jiang·Un mese fa
Amazing place. The hospitality was on top notch
Nitika·Un mese fa
The stay was mixed. We had several problems, and even though the staff were very kind and tried to find solutions or compensations, it still affected our visit. The location was great, close to the lake and shops/restaurants, the staff were friendly, credit card payments were accepted, and the little garden was pleasant. However, the shower was clogged upon arrival and overflowed (an employee managed to clear it). During our 3‑night stay there were many power outages (typical for Nepal) and also water cuts due to hotel work; one of those was especially long, leaving us without a shower or a functioning flush. The hotel did offer a breakfast to make up for it, but the one we had on site wasn’t great: missing items listed on the menu (butter), forced substitutions (beans turned into yogurt). There are plenty of offers nearby. It was one of the most expensive family rooms we stayed in during our Nepal trip ($37/night, no breakfast), but honestly it wasn’t the best.
Sarah·5 mesi fa
The spot was spot on, the rooms were spotless and comfy, and the laundry service turned out to be a pleasant surprise – all in all, a solid stay I’d gladly recommend. The only hiccup was a mix‑up with our room‑service order: one dish was out of stock, we swapped it for another, but because of a communication slip it never actually arrived.
Jyri·5 mesi fa