Centered in Kathmandu, Nepal, the Kantipur Temple House, built in traditional architecture, is located in Thamel and is close to major sightseeing areas like Kathmandu Durbar Suare, Swayambhunath temple. Guests are close to the Hanuman Dhoka Square, where real monkeys live and thrive in the place built to honor the mischievous and courageous monkey god Hanuman. Asan Tol, the oldest bazaar in Kathmandu, furnishes guests with glimpses of Nepal's past: narrow lanes, interconnecting alleys, haggling and bartering that date back for generations.
Against the backdrop of mountains, the hotel presents a traditional Nepali ambience with architecture, carved wood, brick walls, and fountains. A rooftop garden restaurant, which along with the main dining hall, offers Nepali, Indian, Chinese, Thai and continental fare and offers views of the mountains, Swayambhunath Stupa, and the city. The eco-friendly hotel urges guests to avoid using plastic by providing cloth shopping bags and complimentary mineral water to its guests.

The four-story Kathmandu hotel features 48 guestrooms with traditional Nepali d�cor, exposed brick walls, cane furniture and woven textiles.
Air travelers are five kilometers, or three miles, from the Kathmandu Airport.