The property is located in a green valley literally in the middle of rice fields and farms. There is no road traffic nor pollution, it is a quiet place with large gardens surrounded by hills rich in birds and flora. It has to be highlighted that the property has a restaurant that serves local products from breakfast to dinner, with amazing cook who were very accommodated to prepare special (simple :-) ) meals for our baby. Each accommodation is like a little house, very spacious with all the comfort you could expect, even beyond! The pool is natural, no chlorine water, and very relaxing. Birds are flying over to seep some water every day. Last but not least, the owner is actively working to develop the region and help local kids and people in difficult situations to find their way. The property offers an opportunity for those people to set a new life and develop their professional skills.

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The location is a bit secluded from the center of Pokhara, which is what we were looking for (although you have to ride through a bit of non-paved road). You could experience the rural part of the city. The staff were super nice and attentive. Breakfast and other meals were great. I would recommend this place to people who are looking to get out of the busy city and relax.

The rooms were generally clean, but I felt that it could have been better. As the location of the hotel is in the countryside it is natural to have insects around, but a little more consideration to prevent them from getting inside the dining hall (such as window screens) would have been useful.

Excellent overall service Restaurant servers were very friendly and helpful Large room size Great value Amazing views throughout the hotel - both from room and restaurant/pool area Calm and quiet setting Only 14 rooms, so not overcrowded Large pool Delicious and consistent food We liked the farm-to-plate concept Included breakfast was excellent, with more options than elsewhere in Nepal Good WiFi coverage

The distance and drive to Pokhara is about 25mins - not the end of the world, but bear in mind when planning day trips Some additional Nepalese food options on the dinner menu would be great (for guests staying for more than a few days)

- The location was incredible and very relaxing in the countryside - Butterflies all around the property - Incredible hospitality and friendliness of the staff (especially all of the restaurant staff and security team) - Food was delicious (especially chicken momos) - Pool and communal areas very easy to relax in and order food and drinks all day - Rooms were huge

- The rooms were so big that it must have been difficult to clean them properly - Rooms were slightly dated

The hotel is beautiful, surrounded by nature and so relaxing that you can easily forget about the rest of the world! The room was also stunning! But what makes this hotel a 10/10 is the staff. Special mention to the guys at the restaurant/pool! They were amazing and made us feel like at home! The food was delicious, lots of options and you’ve an tell everything is fresh!

It’s a bit too far from Pokhara center (25 min driving).

The property is beautiful nestled between the greenery and the quiet. It's an ecological property and it's gorgeous. The staff are super sweet. My husband called in advance to inform them we'd be spending my birthday there and they helped arrange a cake, an organic bouquet and a room upgrade. Pratibha was a great host and so were the other staff at the property. The spa was amazing as well, best one I've gotten done so far. The room is beautiful and the pool is purified ecologically with salts and alum and it's super clean The food is farm to table and so fresh The service and stay was definitely a 10/10 for us. Would definitely recommend this property to friends and family traveling to Pokhara

A sustainable sanctuary, one of the best hotels I've stayed at and the best in Nepal so far. The hotel's commitment to sustainability, combined with its exceptional service and comfortable accommodations, created a truly relaxing and enjoyable experience. I would highly recommend this eco resort to anyone seeking a sustainable and luxurious getaway.

Everything was exceptional

This is a truly magical place. You are right in the heart of Pokhara nature. The rooms are incredible, in both design and comfort. I slept so well listening to nature outside. The whole hotel is eco and I loved hearing about how it was built, their continued eco efforts and how 70% of profit goes back into the local community and charitable foundations. The food was excellent and all fresh and mostly grown on site. the staff looked after us so well.

The prices here are inflated, and because you are in the middle of nowhere you can’t easily “escape” or go into town to eat or drink elsewhere. The experiences here are also highly inflated. my massage was around $100 and it wasn’t very good. we also had a cooking class and ultimately we paid $90 to watch the chef cook. (wasn’t really a class at all)

Really beautiful, tranquil setting in a valley away from Pokhara. Very peaceful. Service was wonderful and the food for the most part was excellent.

The setting is great, though the location away from Pokhara means a 20 minute journey out of town, part of which is on an unpaved road. The journey to town and back can therefore be a little uncomfortable, though the setting is worth it.

We had a terrific stay at the Pavillions Himalayas the Farm in Pokhara. The resort builds upon sustainable energies and farming, so you will be provided with fresh spring water in your chalets and many products offered come from the farm itself (bananas, cheese, soap etc.). We stayed in the luxury grand villas/ chalets, which were spacious, lovely furnished and provide own patios with a garden view. I loved the pool which has an amazing view (and contains reprocessed water with himalayan pink salt-so good for my skin- no cloride or anything- I also loved the natural colour of the water). Basically, Pavillions the Farm is a place to unwind and relax. You can do Yoga, meditation (Yoga teacher can be booked) and wellness options are available. Nice hiking routes are there, too- the sourrounding nature is great. At night you can watch the fireflies from your terrace. Also, Pokhara itself is not far away- you can take the cab and easily get to the lake side or centre. At the Pavillions, breakfast is "a la carte" but you have a lot of options and variations. The food is lovely and provides regional as well as international options. The bar is very well-equipped ;) Douglas the host as well as the staff tried everything to make our stay as comfortable as possible. Some of them came from a related NGO that provides vocational training in the service sector- which was a thing I liked a lot. The atmosphere there is generally very friendly and relaxed. Will come back definitely!