I don't know how come they claim it to be a 5 star property. If you check the photographs (attached) it looks like a 18th century ghost-house! Although rooms are properly maintained. Cleaniness is okay.The complete hotel is built out of stone , so if you are comparing it with any of the five star property in any standard city,... More

We booked for 3 nights, but left after 2. We were the only guests other than a young family staying at this huge empty and neglected prison like fortress, making it very uncomfortable. Though the staff was accomodating, we couldn't get out of Jomson fast enough. The area is barren, with high winds and sand storms each afternoon. Much of... More

We landed at Jomsom airport and were shocked to find that we had been sent a customised tractor as a pick up vehicle. Further the driver kept driving past the small village and over to no-man's land. Till then people kept telling us we are to stay at the only 5 Star property in Jomsom, Nepal, and what we were... More

Jomsom itself is a hotel accommodation in 'thin air' at 3,200 metres altitude - and the Hotel another steep climb 200 feet. Huge stone construction in the middle of 'nowhere', the location is awesome - direct window view of the Nilgiri snow-peaks from our room. No lift - Reception staff helpful. We found poor room heating - and running hot... More

To start, the only reason why I didn't give this "retreat" a terrible rating is because I have seen worse. Admittedly their are no roaches that scatter when you turn on the bathroom light, though a few things were nearly as bad. My friend and I decided to have a dip in the heated pool...not recommended. Not only was it... More

It looks like a bunker in Afghanistan from outside, but once you enter inside it is just awesome like a 5 star hotel. You will not find a better hotel than this in Jomsom

We stayed at the Jomsom Mountain Resort in the May. It is advisable to book your room in Kathmandu or Pokhara because you will get a better deal. The internet rates are not updated and too high. The hotel is very very unique and though the place will always stay in my memories, I am not sure if I will... More

Opened in 2000 this hotel must have been going backwards from day one of its grand design. You do need a helicopter to get there, because the rough walking path is heart stopping material and the wider track is only traversible by tractor. A group of 8 persons, we arrived, on schedule at midday, and waited two hours for our... More

In the village of Jomsom, up the hill from the main town, is the Jomsom Mountain Resort (not "retreat" as captioned above) When you first arrive it looks like a World War 2 concrete bunker but don't be fooled - enter the front door and experience the Nepali greeting and you will fall in love with the place. Its all... More