Suite 100
Bagh Bhairab Terrace
Bagh Bhairab — the tiger-god who guards the old town
Where Kirtipur’s rooftops catch the first light.
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The rooms
Each bedroom has a 5' × 7' bed, fresh linens and its own comforts.
Room B-101
$15/nightB-101 · 106 sq ftRoom 8'8" × 12'3"Ensuite 7'7" × 7'11"
Room B-102
$17/nightB-102 · 129 sq ftRoom 12'9" × 10'1"Ensuite 6'3" × 6'2"
The kitchen
Kitchen & dining 7'3" × 23'6"
- Cookware & utensils
- Dishwasher
- Hot & cold water
- Water filter (RO)
- Exhaust fan
- Microwave
Comforts in every room
Bedroom
- Comfortable bed, fresh linens
- Wardrobe & cloth hangers
- Wall-mounted TV
- Table, chairs & reading lamp
Restroom
- Hot & cold shower
- Wash basin & mirror
- Fresh towels
- Hair dryer
Kitchen
- Cookware & utensils
- Dishwasher
- Hot & cold water
- Water filter (RO)
- Exhaust fan
- Microwave
गृहं अतिथिसुखाय
a home for the happiness of the guest
Named for the historic Bagh Bhairab Temple it overlooks, this 16th-century sanctuary honours Bagh Bhairab — the tiger incarnation of Lord Shiva. Locals believe he watches over Kirtipur, guarding its people and its heritage.
- A three-tiered pagoda crowned with 18 gilded pinnacles
- The wide, open-mouthed idol of Bagh Bhairab
- Circle the shrine 108 times, and success is said to follow
- Swords from the Battle of Kirtipur are kept within