Garudh · Up to 2 guests
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A warm double room under a timber-beamed ceiling, with its own dining corner and a window shelf of brass heirlooms.
The story
Garudh takes its name from Garuda, the winged mount of Lord Vishnu. Just outside, in Patan Durbar Square, a kneeling stone Garuda has kept watch from his pillar in front of Krishna Mandir for nearly four centuries.
Inside, low lamplight falls on carved timber pillars and a window ledge set with traditional brass vessels, with a quiet table for two by the window.