Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Bharatpur

Situated in Bharatpur, 41 km from Tharu Cultural Museum, Tiger Wildlife Resort features accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.

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Haven

From

United Kingdom

Amasing views of the national park from the balcony room. We saw deer every morning while in bed! Service was very friendly, food was excrllent i recommend this hotel!

Located in Chitwan, 40 km from Tharu Cultural Museum, Chital lodge provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. This 1-star hotel offers a bar.

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David

From

Slovakia

Everything. This lodge is run by very nice family. They prepared for us an amazing food and also organized the best walking safari! Recommend 100%

Boasting garden views, Wildflow jungle yoga safari and homestay features accommodation with patio, around 41 km from Tharu Cultural Museum.

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Amelia

From

Australia

The homestay was absolutely lovely - Hari's parents and his little cousins are so open and welcoming and the food was so yummy but the biggest highlight of this stay was the Safari walk through the National Park. We saw so many animals that would have been missed if we were in a jeep and Hari's knowledge of all the animals was phenomenal Highly, highly recommend!

Situated in Meghauli, 41 km from Tharu Cultural Museum, Kings jungle safari & Culture home stay features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.

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Anna

From

Poland

Charming family, made me feel at home. They took care of me as if I were a family member, served delicious homemad meals and made me long to return to this amazing place. Manoj is a great and passionate guide, did his best to show me all the beauty of Chitwan. It was very hard for me to leave his homestay, I will definitely come back again.

Green Chwadi Nature Retreat has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Kawasoti. Boasting a shared kitchen, this property also provides guests with a children's playground.

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Verena

From

Austria

I didn‘t know what it means living together in a community but now I know it. I experienced the jungle safari with the jeep and an amazing, english speaking guide, doing some bicycling with the cycles of community members enjoying the sunset at the agriculture, meeting students on the way to school, doing some fishing and collecting snails in the river, eating local food and dancing with the women group. I also enjoyed drinking the clean and refreshing water and taking a shower at the chwadi while talking to the community. The friendly and helpful staff is preparing delicious food by using regional and fresh products.