Tiger Mountain Lodge is located on a hilltop ridge a thousand feet above the Pokhara Valley and just a half hour drive from town. With spectacular views of the Annapurna Range, the lodge has also been touched by history: Sir Edmund Hilary, the first man to scale Everest, led the hotel’s opening ceremony in 1998. The 19 rooms are arranged around the hilltop in hand-cut stone bungalows that blend into their surroundings. All the bungalows have spacious verandas, adjoining bathrooms, and elegantly traditional décor that blends Tibetan hand-knotted wool carpets with British watercolor wall paintings. The lodge offers a range of in-room massage treatments, personal yoga sessions, and meditation training. There is a mountain-view swimming pool for post-hike relaxation. The hotel serves organic produce and locally supplied products, including at its authentic Nepali lunch buffet, and at the dinner with a table d’hôte menu that features European and Nepali selections. The Main Lodge has a cozy central fireplace, comfortable seating areas, and a bar, arranged around a Nepali-style courtyard. Another special feature of the lodge is Colonel Jimmy's Library, with an impressive collection of Himalayan mountaineering literature and photographs. There is no business center. The hotel is located 40 minutes from Pokhara Airport.
Location: Located on top of a majestic mountain in one of Nepal’s most stunning regions, with the Himalayas as a backdrop, this area offers views of a lifetime in a setting that is the stuff of dreams.
History: The area was only accessible by foot until the first road was built in 1968 when a highway was constructed, tourism grew rapidly shortly after the opening. The region is homed to three out of ten of the worlds tallest mountains meaning its is a haven for mountain trekkers and adventures alike.
Service: If guests are looking for a little bit of an extra special touch perhaps they will look to some dining within the comforts of their lodge, as you wait on server brings the finest nepalese dishes to your veranda simply relax and take in the natural beauty of Nepal.
Tiger Mountain’s 11 lodges are nestled into a tranquil setting, amidst a backdrop of hills and a soothing jungle ambiance. Designed in traditional Nepalese style with hand-cut stone walls, handmade furniture, Indian and Nepalese artifacts, with the plush addition of rich Tibetan rugs lining, guests will find themselves taking residence in a true Nepalese sanctuary.
The hotel’s lodges come in the form of cottage rooms, each providing guests with copious amounts of privacy, as well as stunning panoramas of the dramatic setting, ideally appreciated from the spacious verandah. The rooms feature king-size or twin beds, large windows and glass double doors.
The hotel’s stunning freeform pool has one of the most incredible views imaginable, with swimmers languidly floating their worries away while looking out onto the incredible Himalayas, which provide a majestic backdrop.
Being nestled as it in the beautiful Nepalese mountainous terrain, sightseeing tours, bird watching, and guided walks are provided by the hotel to allow guests a close-up look into the nature that surrounds them.
The hotel’s bar has a wide selection of both local and imported spirits, wines, and other such fine drinks. In the evening, guests can enjoy complimentary bar snacks with their drinks.
There are two Dining Rooms for guests’ use, which have indoor and outdoor seating. The daily set menu changes constantly, though it always consists of a hearty breakfast, Nepali buffet lunch, and a three-course continental dinner.
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