Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Meghauli

I had an amazing stay here. I felt immediately at home. It’s such a nice place to relax, be in nature and spend time with amazing people. Hari is an AMAZING host, he is very kind and makes you feel so welcome in Chitwan. ☀️ I did the full day safari and we saw lots of animals up close, including 2 bears!! Hari knows the jungle so well so we had lunch at an amazing view point. As well as a the safari, I loved the yoga class, jungle walks and beautiful sunsets. 🌅 I extended my stay and was very sad to leave. So I would recommend this homestay to anyone interested in a relaxing jungle visit! Thank you Hari!

This is the best guesthouse I have ever been to. Manoj and his family are adorable. The food is great, the room is cosy and i loved my walking safari in the jungle where I could spot many animals. I felt like at home and wish i extented my stay because it was so relaxing ;)

This is a lodge, and although it is quite basic, the location and hosts were exceptionally nice and friendly. Bishnu is very knowledgeable about the fauna and flora and the area more generally. The food was delicious, and the experience was extremely relaxing and pleasant. Would definitely go back!

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!

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.

An amazing place at the shore of the river, outside from the noisy Sauraha, but just only 15min walking from the town center. And the family is charming and always there to help you. I would come back for sure!!

Everything..thank you very much for hosting…beautiful place, warm-hearted people

Stuff is unbelievably kind and friendly, the whole place felt like home a little. It's the perfect place for a peaceful, quiet time as it is farther from the busy city, but you can easily reach the city by walking or by bike. Food is also very good.

A very comfortable hotel, the rooms are clean and tidy, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel is quite far from the main street, not within walking distance, but you can find all your basic needs here and have a great place to relax.

Namaste 🙏🏼 I loved the ambience of the location as well as the services from the staffs have provided. The hotel is the closed one to elephant's breeding and Chitwan National Park gate. Beautiful sceneries and souls found around the area. Very natural yet indigenous. Not so many people speaks in English but obviously could feel they have had very warmth welcome to all the foreigners. Had to experience to be kept in the middle of the jungle, where i did my morning run/walk which leads me to enter the National Park alone myself without any permits on my hand. After made 4+ km walked inside the jungle i have then finally met group of people and asked if i was on the right direction as there no service/signal I found for my map. They're surprised that i could made my walk alone as it supposed to and must to have the guide with me with the permit as well. I didnt get this clear information at the first place until then they finally reached my hotel and had to give hard time to my hotel's owner, Dilip. He finally solved my issue with the Head Quater of Chitwan National Park where they insisted Dilip to presents at their office. Thank you for saving me Dilip, you are amazing!! 🤍 I had to write for a apologise statement letter to the Head Quater National Park officers for entered the jungle with nonpermit nor guide as it was not my intention to do so. Hence i declined to pay the cost of NP 2000 for permit. My journey was stopped at 8.15am at the army base camp, in the middle of the forest. As they kept me for almost 4hrs until they sent me back to the gate with guided by 4 of their armies and one local gy named Amrit who I found speaks Malay and safe as my translator as well. I have enjoyed my 4hrs spent there as i could experience with my own eyes how do they life in that base camp. They cooked the organics food and they eventually served and pleased me to had breakfast at 10AM with them!