Stayed for one night. Located on the northest strip of lakeside. Rooms small. No hot water running 24h ! Do not pay more then 18$ per room!

The Blue Heaven was okay for a night. Room service was good and the view of the lake was fine. It just lacked any personality or style. Toilet seat was old and needed replacing. One of those you don't want to put your bottom on.Also, no real mountain view from this property, even when it's not monsoon. It's quieter and... More

We stayed here one night in November 2010, after 3 nights in the Begnas Lake Resort and Spa. The hotel is right on the main street through Pokhara close to many restaurants, bars, shopping and travel agencies. We chose this hotel last minute, if we had done some more research, we may have chosen something else. It was a fair... More

We stayed at this hotel when we first arrived in Pokhara becasue it was one of the few we found that had heating, and it was pretty cold at night. We were paying $20 a night for a double room, which is actually pretty expensive for Pokhara, when you can get a perfectly good room (but without heating) for about... More

I frequently go to Pokhara and everytime I have been there- I stayed at the Blue heaven. The hotel is more like a motel but the rooms were clean and staff very accomodating. The last time i was there- there was some political disturbance in the area and the hotel doors were closed after 10 pm. But i contacted the... More

When preparing for our trek around the Annapurna Himalayas, my wife and I found ourselves set up at the Blue Heaven hotel by our trekking guide. We paid only 10 USD per night (April 2007 -- quoted rates might be higher. For example booking through our tour guide we save over 60 USD from published rates at our Kathmandu hotel.... More