Aloft Kathmandu Thamel hosted the second edition of its Partner Appreciation Evening on 23 January 2026, welcoming valued corporate and media partners for an evening of connection and celebration. The event was organized as a heartfelt gesture of gratitude, offering an engaging platform for conversation, networking, and camaraderie. This edition of the Partner Appreciation Series further reinforced the hotel’s strong relationships with key stakeholders, recognizing their continued support throughout the year. General Manager Vikram Singh highlighted the importance of cross-industry partnerships in shaping the brand’s journey and growth. The evening reflected Aloft Kathmandu Thamel’s commitment to fostering meaningful engagement and long-term collaborations, as the hotel moves confidently into 2026 with renewed enthusiasm and strengthened partnerships.
The Terraces Resort celebrates major global recognition with multiple prestigious
awards in 2025
The Terraces Resort, Kathmandu’s premier luxury mountain retreat, achieved remarkable global recognition in 2025 with multiple prestigious international awards. The accolades highlight the resort’s excellence in luxury hospitality, wellness, and service standards across Asia. At the Haute Grandeur Global Excellence Awards 2025, the resort was honored as Best All Suite Resort, Best Mountain Resort, Best Resort Hotel, and Best Scenic View in Asia. Further strengthening its wellness leadership, The Terraces was named Leading Wellness & Spa Resort at the South Asian Travel Awards (SATA) 2025. Adding to its success, the resort also received top honors at the World Luxury Hotel Awards, winning Best Luxury Wellness Resort and Best Luxury Eco Resort in South West Asia, along with Best Luxury Mountain Resort in Nepal.
Nomad Hotel Announces Pokhara Lakeside Opening as It Marks Six Years in Kathmandu
Nomad Hotel is set to open a new property in Pokhara’s iconic Lakeside this spring, coinciding with six years of its flagship hotel in Lazimpat, Kathmandu. Operated under Le Sherpa Concept, which currently manages nine hospitality and food ventures in the Kathmandu Valley, this expansion will add four new outlets, three in Pokhara and one in Muktinath, bringing the total portfolio to thirteen projects. Known for its minimalist design and people-centric hospitality since opening in 2019, Nomad Hotel has remained a preferred choice for travelers seeking calm in the city. The Pokhara development will include Nomad Hotel, Piano Piano Restaurant, and Farm Shop, while a new MTR outlet in Muktinath will introduce South Indian vegetarian cuisine to a key pilgrimage destination.
