Lords Hotels and Resorts announces the opening of its new hotel in Kathmandu

Lords Hotels and Resorts has enhanced its presence in India and abroad, having recently unveiled the Mandala Norling Lords Prime Mahargunj in Kathmandu, Nepal.

The group now operates six hotels in Nepal viz Boudha Lords Eco Inn- Kathmandu, Anuttara Lords Plaza- Kathmandu, Dayalo Lords Plaza- Birgunj, Diamond Palace Lords Plaza - Nepalgunj, Redsun Lords Plaza - Lumbini Bhairawaha, Launching Mandala Norling Lords Prime Kathmandu. They also owe and operate a Hospitality Management Institute in Surat, India

This property embodies a seamless integration of traditional Nepalese hospitality with modern amenities featuring 61 well-furnished rooms, all day dining, Chinese speciality restaurant, spacious banquet halls and boardrooms, elegant business centre,  picturesque rooftop swimming pool, fully equipped gym and a rejuvenating spa.

The hotel is strategically located on the Maharajgunj Ring Road. The strategic location facilitates easy access for guests to UNESCO World Heritage sites and key tourist attractions, such as Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Basantpur Darbar, to name a few.

Pushpendra Bansal, COO, Lords Hotels & Resorts commented “We are thrilled to announce the launch of our 3rd Hotel in Kathmandu taking our tally to Six  hotels Nepal. Additionally, we are also strategizing to extend our presence in Pokhara, Chitwan, Gorkha and other regions across Nepal in the near future, aspiring to be one of the largest international hotel chains in the country”.

Shailej Teri - AVP Nepal, Lords Hotels and Resorts, further added “This development reflects Lords Groups' unwavering commitment in delivering unforgettable experiences to business, leisure travellers and pilgrims. With an increasing number of branded hotels in Nepal this hotel will play a significant role in the growth of the country's tourism sector”.

Lords Hotels and Resorts is one of the fastest growing hotel chain and a leading management company, operating 70 hotels across India, Nepal, and the USA.