Reviews of Tranquil Water Guest House

Nice hotel a bit away from the noise of the city but still in walking distance to the lake walk. Very nice owners. Temperature of hot water is tricky as is solar heating. Over all a very nice place

Very kind and helpful host

Good location if you wanna stay out of the busy centre. Friendly staff. Great beddings.

Good and clean, best price and familiar environment.

No hot shower.

Lovely Family managing this Homestay in sedi Village, a quieter Part of Pokhara Just behind Lakeside. Beautiful Views on the Lake and some Grasslands. They really make you feel at home there with a very positive Attitude. Stay away from this crowded places at lakeside and rather stay here!

This was the most beautiful place I’ve stayed in Pokhara! I returned 3 different times since it really felt like a Homestay. The food was amazing and they make the absolute best banana Pancakes in Nepal! Once I got to stay in a bigger room for the same price. Also the view from the hostel was stunning. It’s a really quiet place, 10 min from Lakeside so I really was able to rest. Thank you so much for your hospitality, I hope I’ll return soon:)

Honestly nothing. Only that the road from lakeside to the hostel is really dark at night and a bit scary.

The location is peaceful, view is amazing, food is home cooked and healthy. It really felt like a homestay run by a wonderful family. A great place to base yourself and go for peaceful walks along the lake in this village area just a short 5 min walk to Pokhara lakefront, shops, cafes, etc.

Very quiet and wonderful location directly on the lake. Nevertheless, shops and tourist area are only a stone's throw away. Very nice owners. Clean, simple and good value

Hot shower, Good place, and nice owner.

NT

Quiet location, good hot shower, comfortable bed. I was alone in a dorm room, so had a very good rest. There was a place in the garden to dry tent and clothes, wet after trekking few days under the rain.

Well named, Tranquil Water Guest House has a completely unobscured view of the lake. Between the guest house and the lake, there is nothing but agricultural terraces and one (presumably very happy) milk cow. The bucolic setting is pretty unique to this area and is a tranquilizer to the hustle and bustle of most of the world.

The only thing I didn't like was lack of hot water for a shower. Solar showers are popular here and work well. There is a system cost for solar showers. A cheaper, and viable, alternative is a showerhead heater. They are sometimes called suicide showers, but are actually totally safe if properly installed. They can be purchased for $50-100. With qualified installation, $125 total. Just a thought.

prices is good

Kibi and his family are nice, welcoming people. We stayed with them for a total of 9 nights with a break for trekking in between. Kibi is a guide and really helped us with local tips, as well as booking taxis and buses. During the Tihar festival we were welcomed in their family celebration with traditional tika painting and great food! The location is quiet and a short walk to the Lakeside action. The room was quite basic, yet spacious and clean.

Staying at Tranquil Water Guesthouse was absolutely the right decision. The Guesthouse is located out of the super touristic area, just around the corner after the busy side of Pokhara. The rooms are big and nice, the view of the lake and surrounding is amazing, there is plenty of space overall, on the top there is space for doing yoga and while we went hiking to the Annapurna Circuit we could leave our bicycles and bags there. The offered food is very tasty (and cheaper compared to eat outside), they made us try some special Nepali food, they gave us advices about the permits (which they offer to arrange if needed) and they checked us last minute the bus tickets to Besisahar and a Taxi early in the morning (Kibi, the owner also works in a tourist agency and was a guide and porter most of his life). They really try to give the best service to travellers. We are happy to come back soon :)!