Hotel Dolmaling stands out with its premium standard above other hotels in the area. The design of the hotel is very nice and aesthetic, the public spaces are clean and high quality. I liked the Buddhist accents in the decor and even the mantras played from the recording. You can experience local culture here, I happened to see a probably Tibetan wedding. :) I felt very good here and could relax from the hustle and bustle of the city. I really appreciated that the room had heating (air conditioning), hot water for bathing, electricity and WiFi without interruptions, which I know was not always the standard in other facilities in the area. The bedding and towels were relatively clean, and at the same time the cleanest I have experienced in the whole of Nepal, because this is probably a general problem that bedding and towels are not always perfectly clean. The staff was friendly and helped to fulfill many of my needs. The breakfast buffet was okay, but I much prefer the dishes from the a’la carte menu. I tried one of the Bhutanese sets and it was the best dinner dish I've eaten during my stay in Nepal :) I also used the laundry service several times and was very pleased, the clothes came back clean, ironed and folded. Although it was one of the most expensive laundry I've ever done on a trip ;)

As for Nepal, it is not the cheapest hotel, but the price is followed by quality and standard, which is similar to the West. Some of the equipment is old though. In our room, the drain plug in the bathroom broke, but after reporting it, it was quickly fixed. In another room, which we got in the second part of our stay, some of the electrical sockets did not work. Additional services is also quite pricey, but good quality.

The hotel has its own spacious courtyard and temple, which means it's tugged away from the busy city and is very quiet. I finally got a great night of sleep after days in Kathmandu. It also got a nice swimming pool and spacious rooms. Staff are friendly.

The facilities seem outdated, and the carpet in the room seems dirty. Breakfast options are limited. The hotel is hidden in small alleyways so it's difficult for indrive taxi drivers to find. Traffic nearby is always busy, so taxi fees are higher than other parts of the city. The hotel charged me the exchange rate on my day of arrival, instead of real-time rate on the day that I tried to pay. Also, that exchange rate was slightly higher than the actual rate.

We arrived very early, like 10AM, the reception staff did everything possible to offer us a room as soon as she could. She gave us the WIFI password and we sat in the lovely lobby for about 20 minutes enjoying a cappuccino while they were getting our very large room ready. The picture of the temple is the view from our balcony. The size of the room was impressive, and it was perfect to re-organize our luggage before leaving to Bhutan. We spend the day finding what we needed in the city and had a nice dinner at the hotel, we were up early and they were kind enough to set up the buffet breakfast by 6 AM. We are going back on our last day before going home. Thanks everyone for the nice welcome!

Nothing.. everything was perfect!

It was a true delight to stay at Dolma Ling. The staff were all so genuinely kind and friendly. It was Dec/Jan when I stayed and just walking into the lobby gave much warmth, not only with the smiles but also the warm temperature. The breakfast was healthy with lots to choose from – Nepali, Tibetan, and Western options. At dinners the staff was happy to adjust the cooking to accommodate for allergies. I felt very safe and cared for. The location was an oasis in the bustle of Boudhanath…down a quiet lane, very peaceful and quiet.

Comfortable place with the usual western facilities, bedding, bathrooms and cleanliness required by upmarket western tourists. Price on Booking.com was fair IMO. Staff were very helpful, nice and friendly. Lady at reception was exceptionally helpful. Very quiet room. Nice air-con. Not far from the sights. Do a very nice Banana Smoothie at the poolside bar. Nice to walk past the Buddhist Gompa all the time. Tucked away from the hustle-bustle. I would be happy to stay there again.

Carpets and furniture in the room are a little tired. Bed mattresses a little soft for my liking. The Gompa (Buddhist monastery) inside the hotel grounds isn’t actually used for prayer services; so you’ll have to go for a walk to other Gompas if you want to see some monk action.

This is a real gem. We are so glad we found it and were sad to leave after only one night. This is a lovely, classy hotel situated within the complex of a monastery and is so incredibly peaceful. We did see that the must have been other people staying but there is such a sense of calm and serenity we felt like we were the only guests! Go to the morning yoga from 8-9am, it is such a lovely way to start your day. Then have a delicious breakfast (really tasty veggie options). Pool looks great but isn’t heated so we only dipped our toes in… Rooms are clean, spacious, comfortable and very pretty decor with exposed brickwork and wood carving. Dalai Lama quotes on the walls! I’m not a Buddhist and not a partially spiritual person but honestly I left feeling so serene! The location couldn’t be better for visiting Boudha, it’s right by the stupa (pedestrianised and peaceful streets) yet really quiet and there are some great local restaurants to try.

The hotel is conveniently located for Bounhanath stupa which is around 10 minutes walking distance away but because its location is away from main roads, the hotel is incredibly calm and peaceful. Our room on the first floor was very stylish and decorated with high quality furnishings. Well equipped with fridge, tv, safe, hairdryer and kettle with tea/coffee supplies and complementary bottled water. Very comfortable king bed providing a relaxing nights sleep. Breakfast has a range of food options with eggs cooked to order plus various hot dishes, yoghurt, fruit, toast and cakes. We had a late lunch one day and two dinners in the restaurant and all were excellent. A good base if staying in the area.

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The facilities were all very clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. The room I stayed in was in the new section, so everything was functional and well maintained. The restaurant has a varied menu, and the food was good. The location is great, a short walk to the stupa but away from the noise. Many stores and small cafes around the area too.

The room is not entirely soundproof. A lot of echo from guests walking through the corridor disturbed my sleep at times.

Beautiful hotel, felt like a modern room with a view of the monastry. Good size and great bathroom Lovely reception space to rest / read in, large pool and good breakfast as well as dinner. Close to a lot of other monasteries in the area with some good cafes / restaurants for Nepal. This location is good for anyone wanting to be closer to the airport, not preparing for a hike (ie. Don’t need to be in Thamel to collect any gear), and wanting to appreciate some of the Buddhist monastries. We stayed in Thamel the first time, which is better for the food options (particularly if you’ve come from India and need a break), however it’s busy, the traffic to get there from the airport is awful and unreliable and it’s hard to see true Kathmandu.

It was excellent

Dolmaling hotel is nice and cleaning. especially the stuffs are kindness and helpful. it’s a really quiet and lovely place, we both enjoyed all the things there.