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Never expect to find such a good place to stay high in the mountain. Free hot shower of your own! Electric blanket to keep you warm while you sleep. A flask of hot water in your room to keep you warm. Owner and his family are Super helpful, friendly and nice and can speak very good English! Even though it’s not near the Bazar where you can conveniently buy stuff and have climb all the way up, but the view you see when you wake up, it’s all worth the climb! Do not hesitate to book here!

We stayed at the family-run Hotel Khangri for several nights and couldn't fault it. The location is perfect, nestled right between the shops/ bars and best bakery in Namche. The rooms/ toilets/ shower are clean and spacious; Goma the young girl who cleans is fantastic and the happiest, nicest person ever! The food which is all cooked by the mum, Nima Doka Sherpa, is the best we had on the whole trek, there is a wide menu variety of which she cooks everything flawlessly (and super quick too!)... we highly recommend the yak steak!! Dawa Sherpa is the son, who is basically front-of-house, taking care of everyone's needs and is extremely helpful with information on the trek and area and also super friendly! To top it off, the hotel offers free wifi and electricity which is a blessing in disguise considering the cost elsewhere and the views are also great. Highly recommend this amazing hotel!

Arrived after an 8 hour trek st 3.30pm. No hot water to refreshen. Paying the price for such facilities. Manager sai no hot water till after dinner. How can one have dinner. Then manage said dinner was only served at 7pm. No other times. My friends in other cheaper hotels had more flexibility. We were given a hot water bucket to bath with. Rushed for dinner. Guess what. No hot water after dinner. Say no more. Also location of hotel is way away from town. 15 min strenuous walk uphill

I regret that I booked for 3 nights. Given the price, I expected more. The $10 breakfast was also a disappointment (stale bread, a bowl of cornflakes & muesli, slices of cheese, "anemic" coffee, and very sweet artificial fruit juice). The room felt so cold, the only warm place was under the sheets (good thing there was an electric blanket). A small portable heater was provided but you have to stand within a foot of it to feel its warmth. The ceiling was leaking. The info in the website said there was internet connection in the room but there was none, you have to be in the dining or reception areas (where the temperature was almost freezing) to be able to get wifi signal. Hot shower is not 24 hrs but only for a limited time, and there was no running water at all early in the morning (the explanation was the water freezes due to the low temps, but the other less expensive lodges in the area have either solar or gas-powered water heating system available 24hrs). Over-all it was an uncomfortable and disappointing experience, given the supposed 5-star price they charge guests. The only "saving grace" was the kind, attentive reception staff.

I have booked a twin room and send the message that there will be two people travelling yet the hotel did not have my reservation and when they finally got my reservation they told me it's only for one person . I had to pay extra £80 even though I have prepaid the room £140. per one night. No 5 star hotel cost £220 let alone the teahouse. I was being ripped off. There was a bad light in the room. Couldn't see where I was going. The room was very small there was no space to put my staff. Even though the beds were heated the room was cold . The shower was warm but the towels were bit damp due to the cold bathroom. There was no hairdryer in the room and you could not use yours as the electricity was too weak. The room's window overlooked the patio so anyone that was sitting there could see everything in the room. In the morning the shower was cold and the breakfast was horrible with old bread. I was told the hotel was fully booked but when I got there I was the only guest there.