The place sits directly on Swotha Square, with two of Old Patan's centuries-old temples right outside the window. The unit is two intimate rooms - a bedroom with ensuite bathroom, and a separate equipped kitchen with a cosy balcony.
NOTE: the two rooms are on either side of the common staircase (only shared with one other apartment)
Quiet and atmospheric, our hideaway is just 100m from UNESCO-listed Patan Durbar Square. Best suited to a solo traveler or a couple happy with a cosy double bed.
Rates
Rates 2026
• 45 USD/day
• 270 USD/week
• 810 USD/week
Prices are subject to 13% vat
Infos
Type : 2 rooms (1 bedroom/Bathroom + 1 kitchen)
Neighbourhood : Old Patan – Swotha Square
Volume : 30 m²
Accommodates : 2
Bedroom(s) : 1 (medium bed)
Bathroom(s) : 1
Kitchen / Living room : Yes
Balcony : Yes (1)
AC: Yes (kitchen)
Features
• Kitchen: fridge, 2 ring hobs, toaster, crockery, pots and
pan, dining table
• Double bed
• Attached bathroom with hot shower from storage
geyser and WC
• Hair dryer
• In-room coffee/ tea set
• Bathroom amenities:
shampoo/ body soap/ body lotion
• Electricity backup for all-day power supply
• Heater in winter / Fan in summer
• Heating /cooling AC in the kitchen (we know, it is not where it is the most useful…)
• Optical fiber WIFI
• Free set of towels and linens changed every week
• Iron/ Iron board
• A beautiful balcony overlooking Swotha Square
• washing machine
• Specially curated guide-book of the area
• Shuttle Service from airport (20 USD day fare/ 25 USD
night fare for normal car; )
Location
• Located right on Swotha Square
• Situated in the heart of Patan historical, 100m from Patan Durbar Square and the Golden temple
• 500m away from Patan Doka (Patan’s
gate)
• 20 min walk away from Pulchowk, U.N.
House, Sanepa area, Kupondole area
• 20/30 min ride to Thamel
• 15/25 min ride to the international airport
• 10 min walk to Lagankhel and Patan Dohka
bus station
• Taxis available in Durbar Square and Patan
Dohka at all time of the day and night.
The Old Patan is a fantastic area to stay in as it is still very authentic and traditional. There are many hidden treasure to discover: hindu temples, Buddhist stupas, courtyard, secret paths, monasteries, local food spots…
The vibrant local life of the Newars (the original ethnic group of the Kathmandu Valley) guarantees you a very rich cultural experience!
