I had to move across street as my hotel was sold Out so it was supposed to be convenient as I had a knee injury a d couldn’t walk. The first room was beautiful but the phone didn’t work a d I needed room service. I moved to sencond room on ground floor which was right next to a loud bar and was a dingy room. Moved to a 2 rd room. Phone worked . However internet kept shutting off, rv wouldn’t stream right, and a/ c kept blowing hot air and it was over 90 degrees out. I had to reception about 6 x to fix, a/c and internet after 5 pm when I got back. They decided at 10 pm to send a mechanic to room to try to fix it. He was having problems and after 45 min said he was having another mechanic come. And I said I had to be up at 6 am to catch a bus. I had a miserable Night with no ax or fan. In the morning I called to get coffee and for an hour before I had to leave. Coffee and breakfast arrives 3 mi. Before I had to leave even though I called 4x. Worst stay in Nepal me after 2 weeks vacation

Comfortable

Nice and convenient. Pleasant people

We had an excellent stay at Hotel Tulsi. We stayed there the night before we departed for a hike through the Annapurna region. Although we were not staying there after our hike finished, the manager, Mr Sharma was kind enough to let us leave our bags there free of charge, and to let us use one of their rooms to get changed when we returned. He also organized for our laundry to be done last minute, gave good recommendations for dinner in town despite having their own restaurant and collected us from the airport. Only thing to mention was that the beds were a little hard for us, but we do like our beds soft. Otherwise it was great value for money. The service was excellent and we will be back next time we are hiking in Nepal, or maybe just for a visit! Would highly recommend to anyone else staying in Pokhara.

Enjoyed stay at Tulsi, convenient to lake and all shops,