Cheap hotels in Ghāchak

yonatan Abkhazia

Menu was varied, which is important for a place on a mountain where you dont have much around you, food was great, staff were very kind and easy going.. would go back

Danielle Australia

Annapurna Eco Village was the most beautiful place to stay! Words cannot describe just how peaceful and magical the views are, as though you are flying in the clouds, perched high above the busy valley, surrounded by spectacular mountains. It was the perfect place to rest and relax, to enjoy yoga, peaceful walks through the local villages, the prettiest gardens and the friendliest staff. The rooms were very spacious, private, comfortable and quaint cottages, with an ensuite and all the facilities needed for a very relaxing stay. This was a true taste of traditional Nepali village life, away from the hustle and bustle of Pokhara. They grow most of their produce on the working Permaculture farm, so all the meals were fresh, tasty, nutritious and organic which is what we love! They even catered for my gluten & dairy intolerance, with the millet banana pancakes a morning favourite! We also went for some wonderful nature walks through the hills, guided by Navin (the owner's son), who also runs daily yoga and meditation classes that were very enjoyable and authentic. We enjoyed our stay so much, it was a highlight of our month in Nepal. We will definitely be returning for a longer stay next time, and will recommend Annapurna Eco Village to all of our friends and family. Thank you for making us feel welcomed like family! Namaste from your Australian friends. 🌿🙏😊🇳🇵🇦🇺🌿

Rafael Germany

This place is really something special. It has clean and cozy rooms and the old couple running the place is just awesome! Beautiful nature is surrounding this place and also gorgeous villages, which are a wonderful cultural experience.

Rakibul Bangladesh

Club ES earned my exceptional rating during my 6-day Nepal tour, standing out as the best place I stayed. Nestled in the remote village of Kaskikot, a one hour drive from the bustling Pokhara city (They also provide Pickup & Drop Service), this small resort, managed by the only Sherpa family in the area, provided an unforgettable one-night and two-day experience. The owner, a seasoned mountain guide who has summited Everest and Annapurna I, adds a unique touch. While our expectations for facilities were modest, we were pleasantly surprised to find almost all essentials, including hot showers, an electric kettle, soap, room heater, and complimentary tea and coffee. The cozy rooms, situated in Tibetan-style huts, offer a breathtaking panoramic view of the Himalayas. Having trekked in the region before, I can vouch for the uniqueness of this vista. What sets Club ES apart is its authenticity; the family operates the resort entirely by themselves, creating a homely atmosphere. The absence of outside staff enhances the genuine experience. Even their pet dog, Pappu, contributes to the welcoming ambiance. The fresh, garden-sourced vegetarian meals surpassed our expectations. While there's no TV in the rooms & trust me you don't need a TV, well-built hiking routes from the resort provide great options for early-morning hikes.

Ido Israel

Such a lovely place, clean spacious apartment, the owners are wonderful people who went out of their way to make us feel at home. So generous. Would love to come back again.

Kate Indonesia

What a beautiful location, with 180 degree uninterrupted views of the Annapurna range from your bedroom, just stunning, it takes your breath away every-time you look🥰 The staff were amazing, the food delicious and I defy anyone to be able to finish the breakfast😊 The room was so spacious, very clean with lots of hot water for the shower, even down to the special coffee they have in the room, it's so thoughtful, I loved my stay.