Hotel Annapurna

Disclaimer: This review is based on a recent visit to the establishment and does not reflect any experience related to hotel accommodations. As I stepped into this hotel after almost three decades, memories flooded my mind, and a wave of nostalgia washed over me. Walking through the main entrance and into the lobby, I couldn't believe my eyes. Time had marched on, leaving its mark on everything it touched. The once grand and glorious days of this hotel seemed to have faded away, but amidst the changes, there was something that caught my attention—the meticulous preservation of the lobby. The lobby, like a time capsule, held onto the echoes of laughter, conversations, and shared moments from years gone by. It was a bittersweet sight, a reminder of the past and a testament to the passage of time. The aging walls, the vintage furniture, and the elegant chandeliers whispered tales of a bygone era. However, as I gazed beyond the lobby, my heart sank. The hotel, once a bustling hub of activity and a symbol of prestige, had now transformed into a mere space for parking. The rooms that were once filled with guests seeking comfort and luxury now stood empty, their doors closed, and their windows covered in a shroud of silence. Yet, amidst this melancholic scene, a flicker of hope ignited within me. I yearned for the management to take notice, to recognize the potential for revival, and to breathe new life into this fading gem. The charm and glory that once defined this hotel could be resurrected, captivating the hearts of new generations and reigniting the flames of its former glory. In my heart, I hold onto the memories of what this hotel once represented—a place of warmth, hospitality, and unforgettable experiences. It is my sincere wish that the management will hear this plea, and with passion and dedication, undertake the task of restoring this place to its former grandeur. May the winds of change bring a revitalization, so that future visitors can step into this hotel and be swept away by the charm and allure that once enchanted us all.

I stayed here for a couple of days. They greeted me with a traditional welcome drink. They provide amazing service and a very comfortable and fine accommodation. They have a pool and a fine dining. Breakfast was complimentary as well as amazing. Free wifi and two complimentary bottles of water every morning. My room also had a mini bar. The hotel is in the heart of the city, so the major places were not too far. Highly recommended.

It was a five star hotel. I was staying in presidential suite 3035 and my parents were staying in club rooms. So staff here was just asking tips for every small things I asked them to do. Even if I refuse to pay, they gently told me that there are many things they can charge for. Otherwise it was a nice hotel. Beautiful rooms with lots of happy hours offers. In my suit they have provided breakfast in my room only. That was awesome. Tea, coffee and fruits were complimentary. If they can improve staff, it will be a good hotel to stay in. I moved to yak and yeti then after:)