The Pavillion Himalayas the Farm was a really good resort and definitely eco friendly however my husband and I experienced the electricity to go on and off and found quite a few insects in the room. The staff was amazing but the services were slow and the food at the restaurant was okay. It's definitely a good place to stay but if you want a luxury resort experience this is not it

Words can not give justice to this wonderful place, everything is above amazing from the location,the service,the massages,the staff,the organic food not to forget the owner who makes you feel home.

Absolutely fantastic hotel with wonderful staff. The food is fantastic and the villas are heavenly. Tons of space, cool decor and a great jacuzzi tub. A little bit outside of town but well worth it. I'll be back for sure!

Great place. Excellent service. A bit remote but worth it. Very nice rooms and view

Very good service, beautiful, relax. wonderful to take holiday at this hotel

Gorgeous resort getaway with breathtaking views of the Himalayas and rice terraces. The property is located on a farm which produces a lot of the fresh produce served at the hotel restaurant. They even gave us a bottle of fresh milk from the cows on the property one morning. I would definitely consider coming back to this place if I ever visit Pokhara again.

Beautiful boutique luxury hotel. The service is impeccable, and the food is excellent. I love the ecological ethos of the place, they have an organic farm on site which provides most of their ingredients, and everything is very sustainability focused. We had a terrific stay. The only watch out is that it's quite a long way from lakeside (Pokhara downtown), the 8km drive takes about 25-30mins, and the hotel car is quite expensive, whilst a local taxi requires negotiation! All in all a great place to chill out and relax by the pool!

Beautiful boutique luxury hotel. The service is impeccable, and the food is excellent. I love the ecological ethos of the place, they have an organic farm on site which provides most of their ingredients, and everything is very sustainability focused. We had a terrific stay. The only watch out is that it's quite a long way from lakeside (Pokhara downtown), the 8km drive takes about 25-30mins, and the hotel car is quite expensive, whilst a local taxi requires negotiation!All in all a great place to chill out and relax by the pool!

The view was awesome and the food was so good even they provided the vegetarian meals which was not in there menu.

It is an amazing place. Beautiful scenery, peaceful, and has a great story behind it. Looking forward to returning here. The service is exemplary and the goats!!!!

It is an amazing place. Beautiful scenery, peaceful, and has a great story behind it. Looking forward to returning here. The service is exemplary and the goats!!!!

The concept and design of the architecture is amazing —— the comfort of the suites , is excellent and the staff is very attentive and cordial . But the place is lacking with amenities for it to be called a resort —-

Pavilisons is an really stunning hotel situated in a village next to Pokhara. Stayed in one of the villas and it was beautiful. Service at the restaurant was good and it’s the perfect place to unwind and relax, especially after doing the Annapurna Circuit. Stayed 3 nights and the only downside was the power/water tripped to our villa on the last night around midnight and we were without water or power/ aircon for the night. Front desk didn’t answer the phone and it was only restored when I found a maintenance person at 6am. For a hotel of this type, they really should be contactable 24 hours by phone. The other point which is worth considering is it takes l about 20-30mins to get to lakeside from the hotel. So if you are having a late night in Pokhara, can be difficult to get a taxi back. The last few Kms to hotel on unpaved road so quite bumpy and taxis may not be able to cope well.

Great stay for a few days rest.Difficult access via a very bad 3km drive would put off people wanting to leave the hotel for dinners out etc. Good news is the hotel food is not expensive and tasty.As with many of these places the wifi could be improved.

We had a medical emergency while staying at this hotel and the staff was amazing, treating us like family and going above and beyond to assist us. Wonderful property, luxury at its best, and customer service was exceptional.

We had a medical emergency while staying at this hotel and the staff was amazing, treating us like family and going above and beyond to assist us. Wonderful property, luxury at its best, and customer service was exceptional.

Located in the middle of a village community, the Pavilions Himalayas is a luxury eco resort. It is exemplary in its use of renewable energy for electricity, zero-waste approach and local produce for meals, while meeting the standards and requirements of a high-class hotel in a non air-conditioned environment. It was a memorable stay. Our room opened up into a paddy field. with the Annapurna range in the distance. Just sitting and gazing out was relaxing even if we only ever got a glimpse of the snow-capped mountains for less than a minute in three nights - wrong season and haze. One challenge is the 3-km-long approach road to the property. A rough ride, and when coupled with the cost of leaving and returning to the resort, does not encourage on-the-spur decisions to head out to Pokhara town. As a result most of our meals were taken at the hotel. Even so, we were happy to be in a real living community and walking around our area was a pleasant option. We still found time to visit Pokharas attractions, including the Peace Pagoda and walk down to the lake 1,000m below. The room met all our requirements. While breakfast and dinner were provided from a menu which offered a limited range of choices, we found them satisfactory. Hot milk is delivered to the room every morning for tea/coffee. The pool was a good size. My one suggestion would be to have an insect screen so that the view can be enjoyed from within the room and not have insects coming in. Tremendous.

Located in the middle of a village community, the Pavilions Himalayas is a luxury eco resort. It is exemplary in its use of renewable energy for electricity, zero-waste approach and local produce for meals, while meeting the standards and requirements of a high-class hotel in a non air-conditioned environment. It was a memorable stay. Our room opened up into a paddy field. with the Annapurna range in the distance. Just sitting and gazing out was relaxing even if we only ever got a glimpse of the snow-capped mountains for less than a minute in three nights - wrong season and haze. One challenge is the 3-km-long approach road to the property. A rough ride, and when coupled with the cost of leaving and returning to the resort, does not encourage on-the-spur decisions to head out to Pokhara town. As a result most of our meals were taken at the hotel. Even so, we were happy to be in a real living community and walking around our area was a pleasant option. We still found time to visit Pokhara's attractions, including the Peace Pagoda and walk down to the lake 1,000m below. The room met all our requirements. While breakfast and dinner were provided from a menu which offered a limited range of choices, we found them satisfactory. Hot milk is delivered to the room every morning for tea/coffee. The pool was a good size. My one suggestion would be to have an insect screen so that the view can be enjoyed from within the room and not have insects coming in. Tremendous.

We took a 20mins taxi ride from the airport, for about 10 mins the road is unpaved and bumpy and you are definitely heading off the beaten path when you go to the pavilions. From the moment we got there, the staff was very welcoming, friendly and courteous. The resort is nestled within a valley surrounded by local farmhouses and animal life. The peace and quiet that you feel here is unparalleled. You have spectacular views of the mountains surrounding the valley and can enjoy the sounds of nature throughout the day. there was an infinity pool and a hot tub which were great. The rooms are large and spacious, showers are great! Wifi throughout the entire resort. Every attention was paid to ensure a pleasant stay for us. The staff was helpful in setting up local activities for us such as paragliding and hiking and even can arrange taxi service to wherever you would like to go to. We had all of our meals at the clubhouse, the menu is fixed but extensive with a lot of different options, including local fare as well as more traditional western cuisine. This resort is eco-friendly but you wouldnt feel it as there was no incline of anything being compromised in terms of amenities or services. We even got a massage that was one of the best we had. They pride themselves on paying attention to every little detail and for example they will deposit a small bottle of fresh warm milk by your door every morning. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, I cant recommend this place more!!

We took a 20mins taxi ride from the airport, for about 10 mins the road is unpaved and bumpy and you are definitely heading off the beaten path when you go to the pavilions. From the moment we got there, the staff was very welcoming, friendly and courteous. The resort is nestled within a valley surrounded by local farmhouses and animal life. The peace and quiet that you feel here is unparalleled. You have spectacular views of the mountains surrounding the valley and can enjoy the sounds of nature throughout the day. there was an infinity pool and a hot tub which were great. The rooms are large and spacious, showers are great! Wifi throughout the entire resort. Every attention was paid to ensure a pleasant stay for us. The staff was helpful in setting up local activities for us such as paragliding and hiking and even can arrange taxi service to wherever you would like to go to. We had all of our meals at the clubhouse, the menu is fixed but extensive with a lot of different options, including local fare as well as more traditional western cuisine. This resort is eco-friendly but you wouldn't feel it as there was no incline of anything being compromised in terms of amenities or services. We even got a massage that was one of the best we had. They pride themselves on paying attention to every little detail and for example they will deposit a small bottle of fresh warm milk by your door every morning. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, I can't recommend this place more!!

Very tough to pull off a 5 star resort experience in Pokhara but they have done very well; beautifully appointed and well though design throughout. Do not expect everything to work 100% and remember it is Nepal after all - but a job well done with high end finishes, great rooms and a decent feed in the restaurant (even if it is not always 100% what you asked for ;). Would definitely recommend and return.

Absolutely gorgeous location, & fabulous restaurant. The staff is very helpful and all the furnishings have been thoughtfully chosen. The hotel is beautiful and the food is local & delicious. The only downside is that the road there is very bad and so takes a long time. Would recommend if you are looking to relax there rather than a point from which to do things in town. Also please note that the hall light is turned on & off by motion, so dont spend 30mins looking for the off switch like I did.

Absolutely gorgeous location, & fabulous restaurant. The staff is very helpful and all the furnishings have been thoughtfully chosen. The hotel is beautiful and the food is local & delicious. The only downside is that the road there is very bad and so takes a long time. Would recommend if you are looking to relax there rather than a point from which to do things in town. Also please note that the hall light is turned on & off by motion, so don't spend 30mins looking for the off switch like I did.