There are better hotels in Kathmandu for roughly the same price. The hot water was uncertain, but the room was spacious and clean. Everything looks rather run down as well. It's not too far from Thamel but in a nondescript location. We changed to a different hotel for only $10 per night more and had a much better experience there.

I had traveled with 18 friends in Feb. 2012 to Kathmandu via Chitwan and Pokhara. We had bookings for two night and three days. On the day one itself, I was mad at the hotel staff. The rooms were dirty and there was no hot water and also no power. We were informed that there was no power and the... More

I stayed at Harati for 3 nights before a trek & pre-booked for 3 more after but left after 1. I could not bear it anymore. On the positive side- it's reasonably close to Thamel shops etc (but many other hotels & guesthouses are in a much better locale), quaint garden in the restaurant, the hotel food was reasonable but... More

We stayed 3 nights at the Harati hotel on a roundtrip trough Nepal.Lobby & bar are ,let's say "charming" because of the wooden touch,check-in did not take to match time.The staff was allways helpfull to us.The room was spacious with some kind off separation between sitting- and sleeping-corner (paper-wall?),the bed was ok, and air-conditioning was working,however it was to noisy,... More

The highlight of the hotel is its location in the middle of Thamel. However, this is where the glory ends - even by Nepali Hotel Standards. I've visited the hotel in the 90s and in 2011 and it's obvious that things got worse. The hotel used to have a nice and big garden but this is completely gone. The rooms... More

We went to Kathmandu on a short 5 day trip and book a hotel online. While reaching there we realized the surrounding was not good and changed our Hotel to Hotel Harati. Harati was much cheaper than the previous hotel and rooms were not comparable (on better side) !! Room service and restaurant food was good however choice were limited... More

On our way back from Pokhara, our tour operator arranged this hotel. The approach roads were very congested and in pretty bad shape. I am sure no tourist will be very impressed. But the area is within a market place and stones throw from eateries, travel companies and trekking companies. The Casino Malla @ Malla Hotel is a 2 minutes... More

I stayed here for 2 nights in October at the beginning of an Intrepid trip through Nepal and India. This was the joining hotel and in a great location for both shopping in the Thamel district as well as Durbar Square both within a 10min walk. There were problems when I arrived as they didn't seem to have a note... More

The hotel was overall very good. A couple of negative points was the room was quite musty smelling and a good air out/washing the curtains would have made the smell more pleasant. We had to request to get the hot water turned on which isnt a huge deal as it took about 5-10 minutes for this to come through. The... More