
Hotel Everest View
Perched high on a ridge inside Sagarmatha National Park, Hotel Everest View holds the Guinness World Record for the highest altitude hotel in the world. Every room offers an unobstructed 360-degree panorama of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku.
Overview
Perched high on a ridge inside Sagarmatha National Park, Hotel Everest View holds the Guinness World Record for the highest altitude hotel in the world. Every room offers an unobstructed 360-degree panorama of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku.
What to Expect
Opened in 1971 by Japanese mountaineer Takashi Miyahara, Hotel Everest View is an architectural masterpiece of stone and cedar. Designed to provide luxurious comfort with oxygen-enriched suites, fine dining, and heated bedrooms in the high Himalayas, it serves as both an acclimatization haven and a bucket-list destination for global travelers.
Key Features
Accommodation Details
Price Tier
USD 350 - 650 (~NPR 46,000 - 86,000) per night including meals
Best Season
October-December & March-May
Duration
2-4 nights recommended for acclimatization and exploration
Accessibility
Helipad on-site; hiking trails from Namche Bazaar
📅Best Season
March-May (Spring) and September-December (Autumn) for crystal-clear Himalayan skies.
📍Location & Access
Helicopter directly from Kathmandu (45 minutes) or a 2-day scenic trek from Lukla Airport through Namche Bazaar.
💡Stay Tips
- •Spend at least 2 nights in Namche Bazaar first if trekking to acclimatize safely
- •Wake up early for the 6:00 AM alpenglow sunrise hitting Everest's summit plume
- •Book months in advance during peak trekking seasons (Oct-Nov and Apr-May)
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