The Royal Suite evokes the grandeur of the Malla era, carrying the presence of a residence meant to be inhabited. Spanning three levels and more than 140 square metres, its carved staircases, shaded balconies, and private rooftop terrace echo the proportions of a Newar palace, while remaining intimately connected to the rhythm of the hotel. Restored lattice windows filter the light, and each floor unfolds with handcrafted furniture from our workshops, woven textiles, and artworks that speak of Kathmandu’s lineage. Expansive yet grounded, it is a residence in every sense — storied, graceful, and entirely its own.
Carved staircases connect the suite's three levels, each step a meeting of heritage timber and modern restoration — an ascent through the hotel's living collection.
A private rooftop terrace opens onto Kathmandu's skyline, offering a vantage point shared only with temple spires and the circling kites.
Spanning three levels and 140 square metres, the Royal Suite echoes the proportions of a Newar palace — lattice windows, handcrafted furniture, and artworks that speak of Kathmandu's lineage.
Accommodation
Handwoven textiles, carved screens, and hand-moulded tiles gather into rooms that feel collected rather than designed — intimate spaces where Dwarika’s legacy folds into daily life.
Generous in scale and layered in detail, the Junior Suite offers quiet seclusion and the warmth of craft — a setting for pause and reflection amid the rhythms of Kathmandu.
Shaped with the ease of a private home, the Executive Suite carries the lineage of Newar craft into a setting of space, composure, and quiet authority.
