Peacock Guest House

Peacock hotel is a lovely place to stay while exploring the wonders of Bhaktapur. The old heritage building has a lot of charm, the interiors are thoughtfully and beautifully designed, the rooms are very neat and tidy, and the food is great (had a delicious chicken randang curry for lunch and omelette/fruit/toast/coffee for breakfast). I would definately recommend staying here if you are visiting Bhaktapur!

Home away from home 🏡 very nice ambience, family friendly and superb service, I would highly recommend very friendly management who went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable. Room are clean and spacious, located near Dattatraya temple 🛕. Everyone are very nice and make you feel welcomed....And yes Very Restaurant was just great 👍 The place was clean and smelled good the staff the food was absolutely exquisite...food is exceptional very tasty and well prepared and you can choose among many menu options. I love the service and place and host is so friendly!!# And yes l also liked Morning Dhum🙏 Collection of wooden craft was just amazing

This is an incredibly special place— a truly unique, beautiful guest house run by a wonderfully kind and helpful family- stay here! Also, the delightful garden restaurant and café are fantastic— amazing cappuccinos!

While touring the nearby temples, I had to stop for some good tea. PGH is the place to be. The cafe place is warm and inviting. After a long day of walking and exploring, having a delightful tea and coconut cookie made my day. The waiter was kind and friendly. You can sit outside or inside. I opted for the inside. The place is so unique and I guarantee you, you will enjoy your tea (or whatever beverage pleases you).

This is more like „night in the museum” than a hotel stay! Place is simply amazing and authentic. But the best feature is it’s Hosts, friendly, dedicated and charming people who make you feel at home. Oh, not to mention that you are in the middle of historical Bakthapur center and can experience morning pujas right out of your doors.

I had two stays at PGH, either side of an overnight hike to Namobuddha. It’s housed in a very old building, renovated and converted by the family. Location-wise, it couldn’t be better. The square is a wonderful place to people watch, and is only a few minutes’ walk to Durbar Square. My room was comfortable, although I’m not a fan of small bathrooms with a shower which gets everything wet! I had a couple of issues, but these were dealt with quickly and without a fuss, so this wasn’t a problem for me. Breakfasts were very good - something different served up each morning. Similarly, evening meals in the restaurant were excellent. Better quality than anywhere else I found. One of the owners is Malaysian, and cooks a mean laksa, which was an unexpected treat. The only things I could fault were down to the building’s age - crazy small door thresholds, unusual stairs where you sometimes had to limbo to get up/down, and the noise from the street outside. The windows and shutters kept out the rain and light, but not the noise. And the street was noisy pretty much all night (2-3.30am was quiet!) All part of the charm!