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Hilton has made its first foray into Nepal with the opening of Hilton Kathmandu in the heart of the Kathmandu Valley, in Naxal. Minutes away from tourist attractions such as Thamel and Durbar Marg, considered to be the heart of the city, Hilton Kathmandu’s location makes it an ideal base for both business and leisure travellers.The property represents a significant milestone in Hilton’s robust growth and expansion in the Indian subcontinent. Nepal enjoys a high travel demand and is extremely popular among consumers looking for adventure, religious and cultural getaways.

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Hilton Kathmandu seamlessly blends Nepal’s rich heritage with contemporary design. As the tallest hotel in Kathmandu and the only one with a glass facade, it offers breathtaking views of the Langtang Valley’s mountain ranges.The rooms, from elegant abodes to spacious presidential suites, are inspired by the city’s prayer flags symbolising peace and compassion. The facade showcases vertical glass fins that change colour with the light, while intricate patterns of traditional Nepali Dhaka fabric adorn staff uniforms, the lobby and other guest areas. The striking design maximises mountain views with floor-to-ceiling glass walls that bathe the hotel in natural light.
Award-winning architectural features are incorporated throughout the building like the cantilevered entrance, temperature-controlled rooftop pool, all-day dining outlet; and panoramic vistas showcase Nepal’s natural landscapes and cityscape.“For more than a century, Hilton has been a pioneer of international hospitality, so it is with great pride that our first hotel in Nepal is being established as a landmark for the city’s discerning guests,” Alexandra Jaritz, SVP, Brand Management, Asia Pacific, Hilton, said.“Hilton Kathmandu is a stunning addition to our portfolio and every aspect of the hotel has been meticulously crafted to immerse guests in this unique destination and allow them to experience Nepal’s rich history and culture against the dramatic backdrop of the Langtang mountains.”
Hilton Kathmandu offers five unique dining venues. ORION, the rooftop bar named after the constellation visible in Kathmandu, offers stunning views that transition from day to night. Also on the rooftop, LYRA features cabanas and sun loungers, perfect for alfresco drinks and dining against majestic mountain vistas.Located at Thirbam Sadak, near Bhagwati Bahal in Naxal, Hilton Kathmandu joins almost 90 Hilton Hotels & Resorts across Asia Pacific, with recent additions that include Hilton Singapore Orchard and Hilton Saigon, and upcoming openings in Shanghai, Hyderabad and Kyoto.

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