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KB's stay was exactly what we were looking for. The property is run by his parents - and they looked after us really well. From homely food to guiding us about nearby attractions, they went out of the way to help us out. The neighborhood is a very nice one - where you can engage in a game of football with the kids. Would definitely recommend KB's stay if you are planning a trip in and around Pokhara. :D

I stayed in Xanadu Homes one night after I finished my trek. The location was really convenient, right next to the airport (there are only flights in the morning, so no noyse at all during the rest of the day/night), as we had a flight next morning. The rooms were clean and confortable and the food really good (delecious brownie :) ) Dee was very nice and always responded quickly to my questions both before and during our stay, and even arranged a taxi from Mukinath to Jomson. I really enjoyed my stay in Xanadu Homes and it will be my choice again, if I return to Jomson.

I had the best, most relaxing, time at Mahakuruna! I was doing a mix of working, hiking, relaxation. The place has a very nice construction, is tastefully decorated, and has nice additions like a wood fire and bath for if it gets a bit chilly. The view from the front door is also spectacular. Honestly, something that made the trip super simple and really elevated it was using Arun there (probably the only airbnb that comes with a chef 😆). All of the meals he cooked were both very healthy and delicious. I enjoyed every one. Walking down into the valley via all the villages was great. I would also recommend the hike up to Pitam Deurali that takes about 4hrs round trip. Add on Australian base camp too if you want to hike a bit longer, but be sure to take the route avoiding Pothana though, as there is a permit checkpoint there. I'm by no means advocating to skip getting a permit - if you wish to hike further afield, definitely get one! (from KTM or Pokhara in advance)