SAPANA VILLAGE LODGE

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Sapana Village Lodge is located in a fantastic location bordering beautiful Chitwan National Park area in the southern part of Nepal. With an approximately 4 hours drive by road or a 15 minutes flight from Kathmandu, Sapana Village is definitely a suitable destination for individuals, couples and families. A uniquely designed hotel with an authentic Tharu decoration, Sapana Village aims to support the local community. Started as a small business hotel, it has developed as the sustainable and responsible eco tourism project contributing to the indigenous people of the Terai region. Sapana Village Lodge has a small petting zoo for the children. We have rabbits, goats, peacocks , chickens and two elephants named Champakali and Chanchalkali. Our beautiful botanical and medicinal herbs and plants have become the residence for more than a hundred regular and migrant birds of the lowlands of Nepal. You will receive an amazing wake up call by these beautiful coloured birds! At the lodge, you can book a great variety of excursions.Sapana Village Lodge has 28 beautifully decorated deluxe rooms. All rooms have a private bathroom with toilet, 24 hour hot water, and a balcony or veranda.

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3 Sauraha Chitwan Nepal, Sauraha 32909 Nepal

Getting there

Bharatpur Airport7 mi

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Nearby restaurants

Kc's Restaurant and Bar

19 minIndian

Greasy Spoon Restaurant

15 minNepali

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Nearby attractions

Narayani River

16 minBodies of Water

Chitwan National Park

4.5 miNational Parks

Sauraha Tharu Culture House

19 minTheaters

Into The Wild Tours & Travel

13 minForests

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Such a nice place

We stayed at Sapana Village lodge for two nights in March. The staff was very welcoming and helpful from the moment we arrived, and our room was beautiful, comfortable, and clean. They also have a pleasant garden, with all kinds of flowers, trees, and three very sweet dogs. The…

Date of stay: March 2019

Wonderfull lodge nearby Chitwan National Park

A wonderfull lodge next to a small river with a garden full of flowers and birds. Friendly and well trained staff. The food was very tasty and prepared with good hygienic standards. Possibility of filling your own waterbottle with filtered water. Social commitment with the…

Date of stay: February 2019

Beautiful grounds and views

This hotel had excellent service and a family feel. Especially liked the waiter Janek (Jerry) he knew all our names and what we liked to eat by our second meal . The food was delicious and plenty to choose from

Date of stay: February 2019

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Superb service, good food, rooms could use some attention

Our group of 9 stayed two nights at SAPANA. The service was extraordinary— Januk (aka Jerry) speaks very good English and went out of his way to learn our names and rooms. He was very helpful as was the rest of the staff. The area is delightful with many opportunities for…

Date of stay: February 2019

A great stay, delicious food and many activities, including Safari tour, yoga, elephant watching.

Sapana was a lovely relaxing stay between Kathmandu, Pokhara and trekking. Chef Bhim Dhakal was a great host at the Sapana Village, came to the table to chat and check in on our appetites. He served delicious food and we were pleased to get to know him. Staff at the village…

Date of stay: November 2018

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How bad are mosquitos with no AC? How likely are tiger viewings in the park?

They provide mosquito coils and electric gadgets, but mosquitoes are ferocious there. to keep the windows and doors closed and the Air Con are always a better guarrantee. Use repellent and white clothes and long sleeves at dawn.When I was there it was rainy season. This is nature, and tigers even rhinos are not easy to see but if you are lucky. But there is plenty of wild lifearround do not miss the elephant bathing every morning in the river in front of you during the breakfast.

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I have tried to get on your website but the security system on y computer alerted me that it is very risky to access this site. Do you know anything about this?

Hi, Sorry but it is due to our ssl certificate needs to renew some days before. But It has been already done these days. Now you can easily access our site

How far from the park? How easy is it to get to the park? Thanks

The park is roughly 2km away--very close with easy transport options from the hotel.

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We are planning our grime for 12/24-26 tha. How cold /damp might it be? And are the rooms w/ heat 0or just headers or no room . Does hot water mean that the water makes steam on the bathroom or just really warm. ? Thank you

We were there in March where it was already warm and dry. We can't remember if there was any heat in the rooms or not - since it was warm. We remember that the stream of water was fine. The room that we had - the shower was not in a separate room - but instead was in a private alcove, set back. The toilet was in it's own little room. Hope this helps

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Hi Cassie, Good to know u had a fab trip. I'm planning a trip with my 2 girlfriends and we are still trying to decide on the hotel. Can u share how much did u pay for the all inclusive package. Thanks !

I have stayed at Sapana 3 times and enjoyed it every time. I think if you want to go into the park the package deal is a good one to do. The optimum stay is 2 to 3 nights and it is easy to do the elephant ride (not recommended), canoe trip (nice), elephant breeding stables (ok), but the best is to go on a guided walk through the CNP. I am not sure what they cover with the 3 night package. I believe the previous traveler gave the correct rates and information.

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