The Pavilions Himalayas The Farm

The property is beautiful nestled between the greenery and the quiet. It's an ecological property and it's gorgeous. The staff are super sweet. My husband called in advance to inform them we'd be spending my birthday there and they helped arrange a cake, an organic bouquet and a room upgrade. Pratibha was a great host and so were the other staff at the property. The spa was amazing as well, best one I've gotten done so far. The room is beautiful and the pool is purified ecologically with salts and alum and it's super clean The food is farm to table and so fresh The service and stay was definitely a 10/10 for us. Would definitely recommend this property to friends and family traveling to Pokhara

We had a terrific stay at the Pavillions Himalayas the Farm in Pokhara. The resort builds upon sustainable energies and farming, so you will be provided with fresh spring water in your chalets and many products offered come from the farm itself (bananas, cheese, soap etc.). We stayed in the luxury grand villas/ chalets, which were spacious, lovely furnished and provide own patios with a garden view. I loved the pool which has an amazing view (and contains reprocessed water with himalayan pink salt-so good for my skin- no cloride or anything- I also loved the natural colour of the water). Basically, Pavillions the Farm is a place to unwind and relax. You can do Yoga, meditation (Yoga teacher can be booked) and wellness options are available. Nice hiking routes are there, too- the sourrounding nature is great. At night you can watch the fireflies from your terrace. Also, Pokhara itself is not far away- you can take the cab and easily get to the lake side or centre. At the Pavillions, breakfast is "a la carte" but you have a lot of options and variations. The food is lovely and provides regional as well as international options. The bar is very well-equipped ;) Douglas the host as well as the staff tried everything to make our stay as comfortable as possible. Some of them came from a related NGO that provides vocational training in the service sector- which was a thing I liked a lot. The atmosphere there is generally very friendly and relaxed. Will come back definitely!

This is a truly magical place. You are right in the heart of Pokhara nature. The rooms are incredible, in both design and comfort. I slept so well listening to nature outside. The whole hotel is eco and I loved hearing about how it was built, their continued eco efforts and how 70% of profit goes back into the local community and charitable foundations. The food was excellent and all fresh and mostly grown on site. the staff looked after us so well.

The prices here are inflated, and because you are in the middle of nowhere you can’t easily “escape” or go into town to eat or drink elsewhere. The experiences here are also highly inflated. my massage was around $100 and it wasn’t very good. we also had a cooking class and ultimately we paid $90 to watch the chef cook. (wasn’t really a class at all)

Beautiful eco-friendly resort with farm-to-table food. Rain water is collected and used in the showers. The room was comfortable, I liked the complimentary ground coffee and a French press in the room. There is a bluetooth speaker in the room, you can play some music to create a relaxed environment.

The food concept is nice but the execution is bad. All food, including breakfast, was quite average. For example, "a cheese platter" included only one type of cheese. Vegetarian burger was bland and it came with only 6 pieces of potato chips. Wine was overpriced. The massage was overpriced.

The hotel is absolutely wonderful hidden in a forest with private houses. you have the view on the mountains just in front of your bed. the room was gigantic enough for 4 with tv and huge bathroom. the staff was very good and made our stay so easy. Nice dining room with some food and drinks options. the pool area is also very nice, in so much greenery. what makes an even bigger difference is that the property is eco-friendly (eg glass water bottle in your room or products from the farm).

The location is far away from the city and from the lakeside (about 15-20mn by taxi on a bumpy road). So take it into consideration if you prefer the busy restaurant area and be able to walk around.

Clean and well-maintained with amenities that exceed expectations. The rooms were spacious, the food was exceptional, spa was very relaxing, and the views were terrific. The staff are very hospitable and kind. Lastly, enjoyed the local food produce and nearby villagers.

The journey by car to the property from the airport is very bumpy and some might find it uncomfortable, though they do offer free airport transportation service and over the next few months the roads shall improve.

This property ticks all the boxes if you like a quiet stay in a quality, well built property with bare minimum staff who go out of their way to help you make your stay both comfortable and pleasant. Very organic, well appointed, quality design and build- attention to minute detail. Large, spacious villas blending in with the local nature and landscape.

Nothing at all.

— very comfortable beds and a huge villa — everything was very clean and well equipped — the staff was extremely friendly and caring

— the lunch and dinner menu was improvable (the menu selection as well as the dishes itself) - you didn’t really know what you get when you order as the menu is badly structured and some dishes just didn’t meet the expectations

The hotel has a beautiful setting where you feel part of the surrounding environment with nature all around. The room felt very private and spacious and we slept very well. The staff are very friendly and helpful but the highlight was the pool!

I’ve stayed in quite a few resorts in Nepal, and the Pavilions exceeded my expectations. Good value for the money, really good and big (!) breakfast, and the restaurant was resonantly priced. Appreciated the small extras like our own music/speaker in the cottage. Lovely pool, garden and surrounding area. The perfect place to relax and de-stress.

Maybe some more sun beds and umbrellas :)