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Moksha Mustang

DESTINATION

mustang, Nepal

HOTEL TYPE

Modern

LOCATION TYPE

Remote

WHY WE LOVE THIS HOTEL

State-of-the-Art Spa: Superlative spa facilities include four private rooms for a range of massage and treatment options, warming nooks for steam and sauna heat, as well as a hot spring bathing pool. As with the rest of the retreat, the spa also boasts Nilgiri mountain views.

The Backdrop: Towering at 7,000 meters through every windowframe in the Mosha Mustang, you'll struggle to tear your eyes away from the dominating figure of Nilgiri and the photogenic mount is sure to secure a place in your holiday album.

Rustic Design: Inspired by the local houses of Mustang, the architecture blends into the property's surrounds, while cozy interiors take their cue from the natural landscape. Amenities are sourced with the environment and local community in mind, including the naturally soft bedding.

DETAILED DECRIPTION

Located at the gateway to the forbidden kingdom, the warm and inviting Moksha Mustang is hidden deep in the undulations of the Himalayas. Facing the dramatic 7,000-meter snow-dusted peak of Nilgiri, Moksha Mustang is a remote escape for intrepid guests looking for adventure, as well as comfort to retreat into at the end of a day exploring some of the most unforgiving places on the planet. A modest property of 29 rooms, which all showcase epic views of Mount Nilgiri, Moksha also offers a spa with four massage rooms, steam room, sauna room and hot spring pool. Other facilities include the mountain-view restaurant and bar with outdoor deck space, accessible facilities for differently-abled guests, expansive event halls, plus an apple orchard of over 2,000 trees and five greenhouses where the kitchen's ingredients are grown.

Why We Love This Hotel

DESTINATION

mustang, Nepal

Hotel Type

Modern

Location Type

Remote

Amenities

bar/pub

disabled facilities

meeting/conference facilities

restaurant

sauna

spa

steam room

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