Accommodation on the Annapurna Guided Trek
On our Annapurna guided trek, we use carefully selected, tried-and-tested guest-houses that provide reasonable comfort, and a welcoming atmosphere after a rewarding day in the mountains. We only work with places that we’d be happy to stay in ourselves — if it doesn’t meet our standards, we don’t use it. That said, it is Nepal so you should arrive with an open mind, in the more remote locations they can be a little rustic!
Annapurna Trek Accommodation Options
During your trek, you’ll stay in hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara and a range of guest-houses when on the trail. Rooms are typically twin-share with shared bathrooms, though private rooms with en-suite facilities may be available in some locations for an additional cost. Please request your room preference at the time of booking, and we’ll do our best to accommodate it based on availability. Generally, guest-houses aren’t heated so it is essential that you bring a winter down jacket with you for evenings when at higher altitude. Hot water is solar heated so will generally be in short supply, at higher altitudes it may be more appropriate to skip the shower, unless you don't mind a cold one!
Meals Included
Your trek includes bed, breakfast, lunch on the trail and a two-course evening meal each day. Meals are freshly prepared and consist of nourishing Nepali and Tibetan dishes such as dal bhat, noodles, soups, and momos. Please let us know of any dietary requirements at the time of booking so we can make the necessary arrangements with your accommodation.
We work with a trusted network of accommodations along the Annapurna route, from rustic family-run guest-houses to more established hotels when staying in Kathmandu and Pokhara. The list of accommodations may vary depending on the season and availability.
If you’d like more detailed information on the specific guest-houses used on our Annapurna treks, just let us know, we’re happy to share a sample itinerary with typical accommodation details.