Hi, I’m Nara — a lawyer by profession, a traveller at heart, and someone who genuinely enjoys making people feel at home. Hosting allows me to share a side of Kathmandu that many visitors miss, whether it’s a quiet local café, a peaceful walking path, or a cultural experience tucked away from the crowds. When I’m not in court or the classroom, you’ll likely find me tending to plants, reading a good book, or enjoying long chats over coffee. I’ve poured a lot of thought into each apartment so that it feels both restful and practical, with little details that make your stay smoother and more memorable. Whether you’re here for work, adventure, or a bit of both, I’m always happy to help — quietly in the background when you want privacy, or just a message away when you need something. Welcome to Kathmandu. I hope you love it as much as I do.

Our apartment stands out for its blend of comfort, thoughtful design, and local experience. Every corner of the space has been carefully curated to feel both peaceful and functional—from the handcrafted Nepali touches to the Scandinavian-inspired minimalism. Guests often comment on the calm energy, natural light, and how quickly they feel at home. We’ve stocked the apartment with everything you’d want for a smooth stay: a plush king bed with hotel-quality linen, a well-equipped kitchenette, fast Wi-Fi, private laundry, and smart TV with Netflix. The study nook, complete with a small bookshelf, is perfect for remote workers or evening readers. We’re here to help guests feel genuinely welcome—whether that’s offering early luggage drop, arranging backup Wi-Fi if needed, or sharing local tips on cafes, markets, and lesser-known cultural spots. And for those staying longer, we offer weekly cleaning, stored luggage while you trek, and a shared rooftop space to unwind under the stars.

The neighbourhood of Putalisadak is one of Kathmandu’s most convenient yet peaceful locations. Guests love that it's just a short walk to vibrant hubs like Thamel and Kings Way (Durbarmarg), but tucked far enough from the noise to offer quiet, restful nights. It’s a safe, walkable area surrounded by everything you might need—banks, cafés, medical shops, and authentic local eateries. Whether you're looking for a quick momo stall or a cozy sit-down restaurant, you’ll find it within minutes. The Department of Immigration and Nepal Tourism Board are both nearby, making it ideal for travellers handling permits or travel documents. You’ll also be close to cultural highlights like the historic Kathmandu Durbar Square, the buzzing Asan market, and several temples. For those seeking nature or views, the Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple) and Garden of Dreams are a short drive away. The area strikes the perfect balance: central, but not chaotic. It gives you the feel of local Kathmandu life while still offering the comforts and access international travellers expect.