Holiday rentals with breakfast in Lumbini Province

Sunita's homestay was just incredible. We had a really great time, good and lots of local food and warm blankets. Sunita and her son showed us around and we did day hikes to the surrounding villages. We really felt at home and didn't want to leave Maybe good to know: Either you have to take a jeep to Manang (around 7 hours and 30 dollars per person) or you plan to stay there during your Annapurna circuit. The village lies on 3500 m and I would bring enough cash and warm clothes. We took the jeep from beshi shahar and had incredible views. Also be ready to enjoy some days without wifi (they do have it but only in some places and it doesn't work so well). But honestly if you stay in such a location, you should enjoy the smartphone free days. In addition, you should be ready for a bucket-shower which also didn't bother us. It all contributed to an authentic local experience. Lastly, the prices are a bit more expensive in the village, if you eat lunch, so also be prepared for that.

I had such an amazing stay with Laxman and his beautiful family! The place is an oasis of calm away from the city and Laxman and his wife went out of their way to make it feel like home for me. During my stay I enjoyed lovely home cooked meals from the family’s kitchen and then I had an incredible experience paragliding with Laxman—all organised through the company he works for! It was a wonderful and peaceful few days and I would love to come back again.

I had a loverly, comfortable stay at this airbnb. The room and apartment is of a very high standard. Loverly touches in the room to remind you of the importance of living with meaning. Good location away from all the tourists yet close to a park where the locals do sports. Thumpten was very good to deal with. All my needs were met and he made me breakfast. He also allowed me to keep my bag stored in the apartment.

We are Hong Kong tourists, coming to Nepal's Seoul Station is Kathmandu, come to Community Homestay in a crowded city and walk into paradise. The house is simple and comfortable, and open the door of the house is a patio-style corridor, leaning on the railing, and you can see the snowy mountains of Hao Bai!Eat early on the next floor, watch the snowy mountains eat, and the swallows fly through the geometry of life. The master family treated us like family, making dinner with us, harvesting tender leaves to feed the cattle and sheep, put on ethnic costumes to take photos, let us experience the local life. Walk up to the rooftop at night, the sky is full of stars, and the bright Orion in the city tends to be the protagonist, but here it is just one of the thousands of stars. And there's a lot of hard to say, come and feel the joy. This Homestay has a unique location, with breakfast spots looking up to the Snowy Mountains, and on the other side are colorful houses and green mountain views at different levels of eyes. On the way in, you see the master's thoughtful flower grass fence, the room is clean, the covered blanket is soft and thick, has the smell of the sun. The owner let us melt into their daily life, teach them to cook local food, pull milk tanks to make butter, go up the mountain to experience mowing grass, sit and eat, etc. There was also a song and dance experience, and I didn't participate because of my family's illness. The temperature is different day and night, and the family wake up in the middle of the night and drink the cool water that happened before it happened.The owner knew he had a fever, boiled hot tea, and gave us the big hot water at night, which was thoughtful. After that, she also gave us local ethnic clothes and accessories after breakfast, helped us dress up, and did a local delivery ceremony before we went, wearing a wreath, wears, hats, etc. It is a natural scenery that is sitting alone, it is worth going again, let alone the vegetables for the meal are many of the owner's own seeds, the seasoning is very good, but the fruit is not self-saved, but it is very sweet, even I eat more people who are not happy with apples on weekdays.It's a simple and sophisticated three meals, and even the stomach is well nurtured, no wonder foreign tourists choose to stay for a long period of one and a half months.

I had the most special experience staying with ama and her family. There wasnt a lot to do in the village but the experience of just observing the daily village lives and being integrated as part of their local lives as a traveller makes this experience so memorable. I spent most times sitting in the kitchen watching ama and the sister in law cook up delicious meals from the open fire. Ama always invite me to observe her daily activities, shared her buddhist prayer ritual with me at the stupa and cooked up the most delicous dahl i ever had. Its such a privilege to experience this village life as a travellor and though we cant communicate in english she shared a book about her benefactor laura who was the reason all of this was possible. Rabindra was also super helpful in getting my transport and met me at the pick up point in pokhara. The sunrise views are magical as well, and on some clear days the mountains will also show itself at the backyard. An experience i will never forget!

Out of all of the homestays, guesthouses, and hostels I've stayed in, Yungdung is your dream host. He always went the extra mile to ensure a comfortable stay, and met every need I could ask for plus some. Yungdung's kindness and generosity made me feel safe and cared for, something that shouldn't be taken lightly in a place as remote as Mustang. His expansive knowledge of Mustang and local recommendations is unmatched. Whatever I needed during my stay, Yungdung was always there for me. Also, visiting Bagaincha Cafe and Wheels (1 min walk) is a must! Absolute heaven for food, relaxing, and bike rentals. Whenever I come to Mustang, I always stay with Yungdung.