Hotel Everest View
होटल एभरेस्ट भ्यू
A hotel at 3,880 metres that was once certified by Guinness as the highest hotel in the world. From its terrace you can have coffee and look out at Everest and Ama Dablam.
The hotel was built in 1971 by Japanese climber Miura Yuichiro. It sits on the Khumbila ridge above Namche Bazaar, at about 3,880 metres. Guinness World Records once recognised it as the world's highest hotel. The terrace faces Everest, Lhotse and Ama Dablam, making it the most classic acclimatisation hike from Namche. The round trip from Namche takes about 3 to 4 hours. You can pass the Syangboche airstrip and continue down to Khumjung. Non-guests can sit on the terrace and order drinks, though prices are high. Clouds build up in the afternoon, so it is best to set out early in the morning.
Opening hours
Daytime (non-guests can dine on the terrace)
Nearby sights
- Khumjung Village
- Sherpa Culture Museum
- Namche Bazaar
- Hillary Suspension Bridge
- Tengboche Monastery
- Thame Village & Monastery
- Pangboche Village & Monastery
- Phakding