MmammychefI took the cable car to Sarankot, it was a great experience. I had the carriage all to myself. I must say the staff were wonderful.. From the driver who picked me up at my hotel to the ticket staff, the boarding staff and exit staff I would recommend this to everyone going to Sarankot.
I stayed at The high Ground Hotel, it was basic, cheap (£12.00 per night) which included breakfast
My room was excellent and I had a nice view of lakeside from my small balcony
The room and private bathroom was was spotlessly clean.
The staff were wonderful, so helpful and very attentive.
Dinner was great, I tried sadako for the first time, I really enjoyed it after the initial shock of how spicy it was.
The only downside was the weather. It was very misty, so I didn't see the Annapurna Mountains at sunset. The morning was also misty however I did see the mountain a, even if it wasn't clear.
VviewfinderRatio budget/quality is high . The owner is very friendly and helpful. Just some noisy environment because of school in next building, bus garage, construction, neighbours, etc.
DDaniel OSullivanOwner was. Dry obliging and welcoming / the room was fine and has great views of city and Himalayas in the back. It’s very well located as well. I like this hotel a lot
ผผู้ใช้ไม่ระบุชื่อMy second stay here. Boss was flexible, lovely and very helpful. It’s about 8 mins walk to the lakeside and 20 mins to the tourist bus stop. However, biggest downside is that there’s no hot water for this chilly winter weather, I tried for both the morning and evening and there was no water hence I didn’t get to have a proper shower.
ผผู้เข้าพักFriendly and polite staff, clean hotel, eco friendly concept, quiet location, awesome breakfast, loved the tea in room. I was even upgraded to a larger room.
ผผู้เข้าพักThe room was very good, The staff and receptionist were very good in nature and provided nice Service to us. The locality of the hotel was very good. The hotel and the rooms were very hygienic. The views from the hotel room was awesome. The room was value for money.