"Although we went there during the rainy season, the scenery is really unbeatable when we are lucky. We stayed in the mountains for 10 days and 9 nights. Snow-capped mountains, sea of ​​clouds, rainbows, sunset glow, morning mist, sea of ​​clouds, Phewa Lake, Pokhara City, and Peace Pagoda can all be enjoyed without leaving home. It is a visual feast. The hotel also has a swimming pool, but it is a little mini. The hotel service staff are also very patient and meticulous. Of course, there are also disadvantages. Except for the sunrise room, the other rooms are already relatively old, and there is no wardrobe inside. There are insects in the room (inevitable in the mountains). There are also frequent power outages (short-term power outages, not for a long time). In addition, the transportation is not very convenient. You have to book a car to go up and down the mountain. It usually takes about half an hour to wait for the car to come up."

"Fantastic, perfect experience"

"Just 200 meters down from the Sarangkot Observation Deck, we found a beautiful and stylish room with a fluffy bed, hot water in the shower and sink, and excellent water pressure. The food was delicious and very reasonably priced, and we were very satisfied! It's also in a very convenient location for watching the sunrise and sunset. ◎ After dinner, as the temperature was dropping, the owner started a bonfire in the garden. It was a super moon that day, so we warmed ourselves around the fire while gazing at the big, bright moon. What a luxurious experience. The hotel appears to be run by a family, and we were touched by the smiles and homely atmosphere of the mother and the whole family. We were also touched by the beauty of the sunrise we saw from Sarangkot, making for a very satisfying stay in Pokhara. Thank you!"

"Brilliant hotel, brilliant staff, brilliant overall service, Great mountain view rooms, and good restaurant. The restaurant manager, Keshav, was vigilant, accommodating, friendly, made sure his staff provided an excellent service, and was outstanding in every way. I truly loved the hotel 🥰. The room prices where pretty reasonable for what you get. The mountain views are spectacular, breathtaking. I will definitely stay in this hotel again when I’m back in Pokhara! I recommend it to all fellow visitors."

"This place is magical. The kindness and warmth of Puran and the team are wonderful. They will take care of all the details of your stay, such as offering airport pickup, serving delicious wholesome meals, ensuring the room is always cleaned and stocked with bottled water, helping to book treatments at the onsite spa. The hotel itself has a large tranquil garden and it was so nice to eat meals there and relax by the poolside. Thank you to all the staff, you take care of your guests so well."

"We spent 3 nights and 4 days at Fish Tail Lodge, and if I were to describe the experience in one word, it would be unforgettable. The location is simply spectacular. I genuinely do not think we could have chosen a better place to stay in Pokhara. Nestled amidst lush greenery, directly on the shores of Phewa Lake, the lodge offers the best of every world. Unlike most lakeside properties, there isn't even a road separating the hotel from the water. From the patio, we could sit with a cup of tea and gaze at the entire snow-capped Himalayan range reflected in the lake, a view that never grew old no matter how many times we saw it. The lodge's biggest USP is undoubtedly the journey to the property itself. Situated on its own island in Phewa Lake, guests are transported by a charming rope-pulled raft. It is a delightful experience that instantly sets the tone for the stay. Our 11-year-old loved it and honestly, so did the adults. Every arrival and departure felt like a little adventure. The location is also incredibly convenient. The boating club is right next door and the vibrant night market is just a pleasant 10-minute walk away, allowing easy access to Pokhara's attractions while still enjoying the serenity of the lodge. What truly impressed us, however, was the staff. Every member of the team was warm, attentive and eager to help. They even assisted me in arranging my bungee-jumping experience, making the process seamless. During our stay, our 11-year-old daughter unfortunately fell ill. What could have been a stressful situation was handled with remarkable care and efficiency. Within minutes, the hotel had arranged for a doctor to attend to her. What followed was hospitality at its finest. The Head Chef personally visited us multiple times over the next two days, carefully curating meals suited to her recovery and checking on her progress. It was a level of kindness and personal attention that we will never forget. The food throughout our stay was excellent, with plenty of child-friendly options. The spa was also wonderful and provided the perfect opportunity to relax after days of sightseeing and adventure activities. We stayed in one of the basic cottages. While we did attempt to upgrade, the property was fully booked. The cottages have an old-world charm and are very comfortable, though as a family of three we felt a little snug at times. That said, this was a minor consideration in an otherwise exceptional stay. The small swimming pool, surrounded by the sights and sounds of the jungle, offers a uniquely tranquil experience that is difficult to replicate elsewhere. There is something incredibly special about swimming while being enveloped by nature, with the lake and mountains never far from view. Fish Tail Lodge offers something increasingly rare in travel today: a sense of place. It is not just a hotel, it is an experience. Between the extraordinary setting, the unique arrival by raft, the Himalayan vistas and the genuine warmth of"

"Amazing place good service amazing people and good food at cafe"

"The hotel is very good and the stay is very comfortable"

"Nice hotel with fantastic views for the Himalaya mountains. The breakfast and lunch/dinner at the bar is delicious too. hBut the location is 10km from the town Pokhara and it takes 30 min by taxi and 1500 rupees. Otherwise everything else is nice enough for a vacation location."