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What should you look for in a family-friendly hotel?

By Base Camp Tours, licensed Nepal travel agency (Tourism License 3121/080) · Updated · 1 min read

The short answer

Look for family rooms or connecting rooms, a quiet location, a garden or pool, hot water, simple food children like, and staff who help with luggage and transfers. In the Terai, check mosquito protection and safe jungle-lodge rules.

Read recent reviews from families and ask about extra beds, cots and early meals. Book early in peak months.

Key facts

Rooms
Family or connecting
Space
Garden or pool
Food
Simple and fresh
Extras
Cots, early meals

How it works

  1. Check roomsFamily-size.
  2. Read recent reviewsFrom families.
  3. Ask about extrasCots and meals.
  4. Check locationQuiet.
  5. Book earlyPeak months.

Insider tip

Ask about extra beds before you book.

Avoid this

Do not choose by star rating alone.

Related questions

Do hotels have cots?

Many do; ask.

Are pools common?

In some resorts.

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