Lemon Tree Signs 80-Key Hotel in Bandipur, Nepal

17 Dec 2025 CW Team

Located in the heritage town of Bandipur in Nepal’s Tanahun District, the hotel is set within a destination known for its traditional Newari architecture, cobblestone streets and rich cultural legacy. Accessed via a 1,700-metre cable car ride, the hotel will be the only property situated at the summit, at an elevation of 1,030 metres, offering panoramic views of the Himalayan ranges and the Marsyangdi Valley. The destination also provides proximity to the sacred Khadka Devi Temple and a range of nature-led experiences, including hiking trails and caves within a pedestrian-friendly zone.

Lemon Tree Hotel, Bandipur, Nepal will feature 80 rooms, a restaurant and bar, banquet and meeting facilities, along with recreational amenities including a swimming pool, spa and fitness centre. Strategically located between Kathmandu and Pokhara, the property is around 145 km from Tribhuvan International Airport and approximately 75 km from Pokhara International Airport, with convenient road connectivity.

“We are delighted to strengthen our presence in Nepal, complementing our existing portfolio of operational and upcoming properties,” said Vilas Pawar, CEO – Managed & Franchise Business, Lemon Tree Hotels. “This signing reinforces our commitment to expanding our international footprint while delivering consistent and distinctive hospitality experiences to a wide spectrum of travellers.”

The signing adds momentum to Lemon Tree Hotels’ expansion strategy in South Asia, as the company continues to scale its managed and franchise portfolio across key leisure and business destinations.

Lemon Tree Hotels Limited has recently announced the signing of Lemon Tree Hotel, Bandipur, Nepal, further expanding its footprint in the country. The property will be managed by Carnation Hotels Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels Limited, and is positioned to cater to both business and leisure travellers seeking a vibrant, value-driven hospitality experience. Located in the heritage town of Bandipur in Nepal’s Tanahun District, the hotel is set within a destination known for its traditional Newari architecture, cobblestone streets and rich cultural legacy. Accessed via a 1,700-metre cable car ride, the hotel will be the only property situated at the summit, at an elevation of 1,030 metres, offering panoramic views of the Himalayan ranges and the Marsyangdi Valley. The destination also provides proximity to the sacred Khadka Devi Temple and a range of nature-led experiences, including hiking trails and caves within a pedestrian-friendly zone. Lemon Tree Hotel, Bandipur, Nepal will feature 80 rooms, a restaurant and bar, banquet and meeting facilities, along with recreational amenities including a swimming pool, spa and fitness centre. Strategically located between Kathmandu and Pokhara, the property is around 145 km from Tribhuvan International Airport and approximately 75 km from Pokhara International Airport, with convenient road connectivity. “We are delighted to strengthen our presence in Nepal, complementing our existing portfolio of operational and upcoming properties,” said Vilas Pawar, CEO – Managed & Franchise Business, Lemon Tree Hotels. “This signing reinforces our commitment to expanding our international footprint while delivering consistent and distinctive hospitality experiences to a wide spectrum of travellers.” The signing adds momentum to Lemon Tree Hotels’ expansion strategy in South Asia, as the company continues to scale its managed and franchise portfolio across key leisure and business destinations.

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