More photos Namche to Hotel Everest View

This hotel was built in the1960’s. It is in the Guinness world records as the highest elevation hotel at 13,000 feet. You can hike here or helicopter. I hiked!

The trail was beautiful but hard.

Steep
Plastic containers of some sort
People coming up
Namche
In the center is the town we had lunch in. Doesn’t look far
Closer up
My porter. Everyone has a phone
Somewhat flat for a moment, that is Nimmi

And at the end of the trail, I got a big hello from the Australian, Hans. We met 5.5 years ago, just before Covid. He happened to be in the area, he hiked 9 km to say hi. He just did a long hike called three passes with a group and tried to go to Island Peak but too much snow. He gave me a gift of his crampons.

We arrived to Everest being socked in

No Everest

Lunch at the hotel was soup and spaghetti and jello. You have to do their meal service and timing is strict.

Here’s the room:

Nice logo

Here’s the room

Then I woke up from a nap to this! Everest! It’s the peak between the two larger ones. It looks smaller because it’s behind the front two peak from this angle
From my bed

The developer wanted all 12 rooms to have an Everest view

Lotse mountain I think
From the sun deck
Inside viewing deck
Steeps steps at the entrance
Cool clouds
And the clouds roll in

My room has heated mattress pad and a heater but it’s still cold. Dinners at 6:30.

Unknown's avatar

Published by drpopp

Cosmetic and restorative dentist with over 30 years experience. Special emphasis in whole mouth revitalization, smile improvement, TMJ issues and snoring

Leave a Comment