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Hyatt Regency is a five-star deluxe hotel surrounded by terraced hills and magnificent mountain peaks which is located in the heart of Kathmandu Valley. The valley is cultural heart of Nepal with endless opportunities for exploring the country by foot, by air or by land and located close to the Airport. The hotel started operations from August, 2000.

Nestled into the rolling hills and surrounded by magnificent Himalayan mountain peaks, the Hyatt Regency occupies 37 acres of landscaped grounds overlooking the city of Kathmandu. To highlight the country’s rich local culture, the low-rise design of the hotel reflects the distinct styles of Newari architectural characteristics. This fusion of styles is seen most clearly in the Lobby which features an indoor courtyard with exquisitely carved wooden ceilings and "chaityas" – art replicas of miniature temples dating back to the 16th century Malla kingdom, as well as an outdoor courtyard set in the hotel’s landscaped gardens.

One can easily reach to the hotel which is a one-kilometre driveway flanked on each side by a three-tiered temple. Guest are greeted by life-size mythological stone carvings which set the mood of peace and tranquility that many travelers seek when they visit Nepal.

Hyatt Regency has 290 rooms opened on 37 acres of artistically landscaped grounds. The elegant low rise design of the hotel embodies traditional Newari architecture, reflected strongly in the various courtyards, hand covered wooden pillars and ceilings. Located close to the airport and city centre, Hyatt Regency Kathmandu offers international standards of service and accommodation to the discerning traveler.

Developed by Taragaon Regency Hotels Limited, Hyatt Regency Kathmandu is a distinct mark of the architecture and craftsmanship. The entrance to the hotel is marked by life size mythological animals, welcome towers and beautifully carved niches. Not only that special efforts are made to introduce guests to different aspects of Nepalese traditions and age-old cultures.

Despite being the only Hindu monarchial kingdom in the world, the country accommodations the rituals, images and deities of two ancient religions, Hinduism and Buddhism. The heritage and wealth of culture in Nepal is one of the many reasons why tours, travel and incentive programs prevail. According to Zainap Tanmizi, Director of Business, Development, Hyatt Regency Kathmandu, "The potential for incentive growth and travel is huge. What we intend to do is to harness available resources and channel efforts in promoting the wonders of Nepal to the rest of the world. While many in Asia are aware of Nepal’s existence, we must also encourage the long haul traffic to come to this last monarchial Hindu kingdom."

The lobby in the hotel, according to hotel employees, is a visual delight with a special area designated as the Temple Court wherein exist the legends of the living gods and goddesses. Nine living "Chaityas’ in the Temple Court are replicas of shrines built between the 11th and 18th centuries from the various regions of Nepal. Every evening prayers are offered with the ceremonial lighting of butter lamps, to the gods and goddesses believe to be living inside the shrines.

The hotel has extensive meeting, conference and banqueting facilities which are located in the west wing and accessible by separate entrances. Comprising a Regency Ballroom, two meeting rooms, a board room and a drawing room all designed to cater to the diverse requirements of large to medium or small-size corporate meetings, seminars, exhibitions, trade displays and top level conferences, cocktail receptions and private dinners.

The Regency Ballroom has a seating capacity of up to 400 people with a large outdoor courtyard that runs into the extensive landscaped gardens and a tastefully done indoor pre-function room. The Ballroom can be sub-divided into three separate rooms (207 sq meters each) with floor to ceiling partitions.

The hotel has two well appointed meeting rooms that can accommodate 40-75 people depending on the meeting styles or the set up. An elegant board room for up to 10 persons, provides an ideal venue for exclusive business meetings. All the rooms offer a choice of meeting room configurations ranging from theatre, classroom and boardroom style to U-shaped seating arrangements. The hotel has five food and beverage outlets including room service. The signature restaurant is the Rox Restaurant and Bar, a three level entertainment and dining venue, distinctly different from other dining options in the country. The Cafe is located on the lower lobby level and serves continental, Indian and Nepalese cuisine. The Terrace is the poolside Restaurant and Bar serving all day light meals and beverages. The ambience of the dining areas is matched by the Epicurean delights of the menu. There is a variety of recreational options available to guests. The Club Oasis features a well equipped fitness centre, a healthy and beauty spa, swimming pools, and outdoor Jacuzzi, three tennis courts and a jogging track amidst the lush gardens.

Other special services the Hotel offers include the Hyatt Gold passport, the chain’s recognition and reward programme for the frequent traveler, Regency Club, exclusive accommodations, based on the concept of a boutique hotel within a large hotel, offering complimentary breakfast, morning newspaper, all day tea and coffee and evening cocktails.

There are 202 Hyatt hotels and Resorts around the world. Hyatt International Corporation, through its subsidiaries, operates 59 hotels and 22 resorts in 38 countries, with an additional 18 hotels under development. Hyatt Hotels Corporation, a separate company, and its affiliates, operate, lease and franchise 121 hotels and resorts in the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean.

The Ultimate Destination Hotel in Nepal