Temple roofs of Patan Durbar Square beneath a wide evening sky

Where heritage meets hospitality

In the heart of Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where every brick and courtyard carries centuries of history.

THE NARSINGH AMATYA FAMILY HOME

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A FAMILY HOME

A little further
from the familiar.

For nearly a century, four generations of the Narsingh Amatya family have called this house home. Raised by hand on thick brick walls without a single concrete pillar, it stood firm through the 2015 earthquake. Its facade still bears the Narsingh lion and the initials of the family who built it. Lovingly restored in 2022, it now opens its doors to you.

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A restored room with painted ceiling beams leading to arched doors and a balcony

OUR FAMILY HOME, LOVINGLY RESTORED IN 2022.

A LETTER FROM THE FAMILY

Namaste, and welcome to our home.

This house has belonged to our family for nearly a century. Our grandmother remembered it already standing when she married into the family, and our great-grandfather Hem Narsingh's initial is still carved above a window. Four generations have grown up within these brick walls, to the sound of the temple bells of Durbar Square.

We have opened its doors not as a hotel, but the way we would for friends of the family: a warm welcome, a room with its own story, and our favourite corners of Patan to share.

We can't wait to welcome you home.

The temple roofs seen through a carved window

INSIDE OUR HOME

Make yourself
at home.

Carved windows, painted beams, lamplit corners and the temple roofs just beyond. Wander through our home in pictures and find the corner you'll call your own.

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When you're ready

A place to return to.

Eight rooms in our family home, each with its own story, a few steps from the temples of Patan Durbar Square.

We'll keep a room ready for you.

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