The Pavilions Himalayas the Farm

Hotel is not accommodative whatsoever. Can’t comment further.

Location is quite out there. Staff are super friendly. Food is great.

Had a great stay at the Farm. Very relaxing. It was a great change from Katmandu.

The resort is set in a picturesque environment outside Pokhara. Perfect for a base exploring the region or relaxing after a hike. However the highlight for us was meeting the owner and learning about how the resort trains and gives back to the local community. They also have a school up the road which trains at risk youth to give them a future. We loved the opportunity to talk to them as they learn and move forward in their lives. This is what made the stay beyond special.

Since I only eat "plants," one can easily deduce why I instinctively gravitate toward any establishment with the word "Farm" in its name. Upon arriving, I was immediately struck by the beauty, the ORGANIC beauty, exemplified by not just happy flowers and animals, but happy employees! The vibe was so kind and gracious. My room was impeccable -- spacious, yet warm and inviting. My deck, and its gorgeous view, came with a greater variety of birds than I knew existed, each of whom simply couldn't have more to say to one another (or, in retrospect, perhaps it was MY bird-brain they were addressing . . . . hmmmmmm). Had several different massages (no, not in the same day!), and all proved more than beneficial for my busted up bod. Lastly, and most importantly, the meals. I'll spare the kind reader with the astronomical level of my happiness, other than to say, I'm returning to their establishment tomorrow, for roughly three more days! Whilst not exactly salivating with anticipation . . . I'm . . . I'm . . . fine; I'm salivating. There, I said it. Lastly, and perhaps TMI, I met a VERY nice sentient being, who accepted my offer to join me for a meal. Apologies if she objects to my sharing her absolute beauty.

We had a wonderful couple of nights at the Pavilion in between a trekking trip and a rafting trip - and it was an oasis of calm. The room was large and the bed was comfortable - and the main area of the hotel is very relaxing, serving excellent food and drinks. We decided to stay local - and enjoyed an excellent cooking class at the hotel's partner organisation, well worth doing if you have the time. Also most definitely well worth doing is having a massage - this is not only excellent value, but is possibly one of the best spa treatments we have had. Which after the trekking was just ideal! Thank you all for such a lovely stay.