Hotels in de buurt van Nagar Baan (Bharatpur)

'It was good but hope to see more updates in future '

'Great hotel, staff very helpful. Wifi and air conditioning in the room. Food available downstairs which was good. Can help organize trips in the area as well. '

'Deze accomodatie had geweldige ruime kamers, prima faciliteiten op de kamers, een heel mooie tuin. Mooie activiteiten. De gastvrijheid en voorkomendheid van het personeel was uitstekend.'

'Great place, great staff, food amazing thank you'

'SAPANA LODGE IS AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE. Western comforts, Nepalese style, natural environment with access and inter-action with Elephant Breeding grounds and trainers. i have stayed at Sapana Lodge two times already and will return for a 3rd visit next year.'

'Goed hotel vriendelijk personeel helemaal top 👌 '

'The guard opened the gate to give us keys. We desperately Needed to rest after walking 8 km from the East-West Highway. Excellent service and awesome guide. We are Nepali Speaking U.S Citizen, they treated us like friends. I strongly Recommend Tourists to check them out.'

'Good Hospitality customer care best service '

'Our stay at Riverbank Jungle Resort was truly unforgettable! The food was absolutely delicious, offering a variety of flavors that kept us excited for every meal. The jungle activities, including safaris and nature walks, were thrilling and well-organized, giving us a chance to witness incredible wildlife up close. The rooms were spacious, clean, and comfortable, providing a perfect retreat after an adventurous day. The staff was exceptionally friendly and attentive, ensuring that we felt...

'Loved my stay here. Very nicely run lodge— a great choice in the area that provides an upscale experience for a very reasonable amount. The staff were all lovely, the owner ever-present, making sure you’re having a great stay. But the stand-outs were the safari guides, who were so friendly and knowledgeable and worked very hard to ensure a great experience in the park. Saw tons of animals—so many rhinos!—but sadly no tigers, though the guides were super committed to trying to spot.'