The hotel is a wonderful heritage building in a fabulous location just beside the Durbar Square area. As it is set well back from the main road and the endless noise of motorbikes it is very quiet. The suite room was delightful. It is spacious and well furnished.and is very comfortable. The staff are very helpful and welcoming. Breakfast in the courtyard was very good. There is a large variety of foods available to order. We have stayed here before and would definitely return to this hotel should we ever come back to Patan. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.

The shower area in the bathroom really needs refurbishment. An outside very bright light shines into the room all night. As there are no curtains, just thin blinds on each window pane, the room is lit up the whole night.

I booked to stay here 2 nights for Diwali (as a Hindu they kindly said I could join in with the celebrations with everyone there) but due to being in hospital I had to cancel. despite the cancellation period having expired they waived the money due for which I was very grateful for. I came to stay when I was well enough overnight before flight home and fell in love with the place! knowing I was still not well they upgraded me to a room on first floor which was beautiful with a balcony ( bigger than a normal balcony) so I could sit outside when I could. I was so touched and the owner came to ask me how I was and took time to speak to me a couple of times and make sure I was okay and arranged taxi for the airport too. I echo all the other reviews regarding the stunning place it’s just so traditional and the best place I stayed in over my 3 weeks in Nepal! The electric blanket in the bed was amazing ( I stayed in room 1). and the bed super comfortable. it was lovely and quiet and great location. The food is all freshly cooked and prepared and was super delicious! The staff are all so lovely and helpful and genuinely kind hearted! As a lone female I felt very safe here and in location. I cannot recommend this place enough what an amazing hidden jewel. I stayed in Thamel when I arrived and it was too busy and noisy. Patan is definitely much nicer and less busy. The breakfast was amazing and there are lots of choices on the menu for it and you cdd as n choose to have lunch and dinner there too which I did. Stay here you will love it! Thank you everyone 🙏

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Our stay was incredible… Everyone was so incredibly kind and helpful at every step of our stay. The premises are absolutely beautiful, and we appreciated every renovation that was made to the historic building. Location is fabulous… patan is less tourist dense than some other neighborhoods of Kathmandu, and it was close to attractions and dining opportunities, as well as historic attractions. The entrance is not difficult to find and it is easy to arrange taxis from the nearby patan square main gate.

The ONLY thing that could have improved is perhaps a heating source in the room… I can imagine it gets quite cold in the cold months. Also consider changing showerhead fixture position in room 7 because it is quite difficult to get your head directly under the stream. But the water was reliably, hot and lasted for duration of bathing! :)

From the moment we walked into the courtyard of The Inn Patan we were charmed. The owner, Buddha, has restored a 3 story 19th century house into a 9 room inn with meticulous taste. The young staff is ready to handle every need. This inn is not going to have all the facilities of a large mass market hotel, but if you are looking for a relaxing and authentic taste of Nepal you are not going to find a better spot. It is just down a little alleyway from Patan's Durbar Square so you are close to the most important historic areas. Our breakfasts and dinners were very well done; far better than I expected from a small establishment. Don't hesitate to book this tranquil little gem.

Inn Patan was a home away from home in the charming and regal Patan neighborhood. The building itself is transportive to a different era, and the room was elegant and thoughtfully designed as were the commons spaces. The food was delicious and the staff were all very kind.

The toiletries in the bathroom could have been improved, perhaps with the use of locally made Himalayan Ayurvedic products.

I love the location, despite being near Patan Durbar square, where there are temples and museum, the hotel is quiet. Bed and room very comfortable and even being summer, and not having AC, it was comfortable sleeping at night. The Staff was very friendly, picking me from the square and escorted me to the hotel. I arrived and was immediately welcomed with a nice cup of coffee, which I haven't had in a few days. I will definitely come back. It is a shame that tourists don't explore Nepal in all seasons. The hotel also recommended me a guide, who was very kind. Summer is a low season but the rain in the end of the day was nice and didn't interfere with my staying and explorations of Patan. Food was great too.

There was nothing that I didn't like.

Staying in a beautifully restored Newari home was a wonderful experience . Rooms were spacious . There are many stairs to get to the top so we stayed in room 4 as it was not too many stairs and nice view . Staff are all lovely and helpful . Great position only a few minutes walk to the Patan Durbar square

Everything was great

A hidden gem that takes you back in time. Superbly located a few minutes away Patan Durbar and close to Thamel by Taxi. Excellent service provided by the Team. We stayed for 2 days and fell in love with the place so much so that we cancelled our booking with another bigger hotel on our way back from Pokhara. The best part of our Trip was savouring the delicious breakfast served here and just soaking in the vibe. A tip is to have the Taxi service provided by them for Airport pick ups as you will need to get into small alleys. I found them to be very honest in their dealings with Driver service providers and honestly a shout out to Mr Buddha for arranging everything for us and guiding us along the way. If you're here and reading this, don't even hesitate or think twice about looking anywhere else. It's great value for money for an experience that money truly can't buy. Thanks guys for making our trip to Kathmandu so, so magical.

Honestly everything was near perfect.

This hotel is really well located just 5 minutes walk from Durbar Square. It is situated down a small alleyway making the location very quiet. It is a beautiful old brick and timber heritage building which has been very tastefully converted into a comfortable hotel whilst retaining all the old interesting features. We stayed in the suite with balconies overlooking the courtyard. It was very spacious and comfortable with a seating area and plenty of cupboard and wardrobe space . The room was very light with good views. It is certainly worth spending that bit extra for the suite. The room also had a good heater which took the edge off the cold in the evenings. The breakfast was served just off the courtyard. There was plenty of choice and it was well cooked and fresh. All the staff were extremely welcoming , helpful and friendly. I would definitely stay here again and would highly recommend it to others.

Everything was good. Pity that all the central area of Patan is being dug up which doesn't make it pedestrian friendly at all especially when it rains. Hopefully that will come to an end in the not too distant future. However this has nothing to do with the quality of the hotel.

The Inn Patan is a beautiful property, with lovely rooms and a great courtyard area. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. The breakfast - which was included in the price - was enormous and delicious. The location was also fantastic: even though you're right in the middle of Patan near the square, it's very peaceful. I stayed in several properties in Nepal, and this was one of the few which had great wifi outdoors.