We booked this hotel for 4 days but after 2 days we changed it to other hotel. The owner and staff are terrible in hotel. they did not give us hot water single time in 2 days they just giving excuse that somebody has washed their cloths in bathroom so they will not gave us hot water and they shut... More

Rooms are spacious and carpeted but bathrooms are not upto the mark. Hot water problem - not always available. Service, especially the room service, is very bad. Room service attended after 2/3 reminders. Buffet meals lack variety.

stayed 2 this place for 2 nights along with my friends in July 2012. The place was decent , simple and homely. Hot water & Television were a problem though. As Leh suffered from Power cuts regularly cant blame the place. Loved their open air and space. The major disappointment was food so we kind of decided to eat outside.... More

Spent a few days in August 2012. Rooms are simple with very basic furniture. The hot water is only a few hours because of frequent blackouts. Throughout the Ladakh impossible to communicate with mobile phones. We recommend that you do not diner in the hotel but would prefer local restaurants. The choice is poor and always the same. The hotel... More

Me along with 2 of my friends stayed at this place 4 yrs back. Rooms were really nice and clean. Place is not in heart of crowd and you can quickly walk to main market . Mr. Namgyal was really help full and they arranged a fabulous driver for us. Great place over all.

We recently stayed at the Namgyal the last week in sept. It was cold the whole time except some nice sunny afternoons, Not the best time to visit but it was beautiful in Ley and surrounding sites were beautiful. Ley is great for day trips to Monasteries and over nighters to lakes and valley. The hotel was cold but consider... More

Our group of five (four from the USA) stayed at the hotel from Aug,31 to Sept 5,2012.We had the most enjoyable experience.During our stay we found the entire staff including the Kitchen staff very helpfull and courteous.They took care of every need including arranging for Yak Butter Tea which was one of the reasons we visited Ladakh.If I were to... More

My wife and I had been planning a trekking holiday for a couple of months. Unfortunately flash-floods forced us to make alternate plans. Hence, we decided to go to Leh. Honestly, this was not a well planned trip, but boy am I glad that we did this. We spent 4 nights at the Namgyal Palace, a night near Pangong Lake... More

I recommend this hotel to you only if there are no others in leh that have a vacancy, unhelpful staff, banal rooms, terrible view. It seems as though they really worked hard to have all their rooms avoid the view of the lovely ranges around the city. Hot water is only available from 6-8 in the morning and evening, which... More