Nepal has eight World Heritage sites and has won two Heritage Awards, one for the medieval city of Bhaktapur, and the other for the Dwarika's Hotel in Kathmandu. The buildings and rooms of the Dwarika's Kathmandu contain some of the best craftsmanship from Nepal's Malla era and capture the beauty and spirit of an ancient city.

Built upon a rich tradition of Nepali hospitality and incorporating some of the country’s most exquisite architectural traditions, the Dwarika’s Hotel in Kathmandu is an authentic experience of Nepal’s ancient cultural heritage. The architectural beauty of the hotel rests upon its extensive collection of intricately carved wood and terracotta works dating as far back as the 14th century, lovingly restored by Nepal’s finest craftsmen. This collection of artefacts is an integral part of the hotel’s design, spirit and ethos.

Located in the heart of the city, yet conveniently close to the airport, the Dwarika's Kathmandu is an ideal base from which guests can explore Nepal's infinite charms. The spacious courtyards, palatial rooms, and Nepali warmth make it a luxurious retreat and an experience to treasure.