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10 Top-Rated Lodges in Bheri Zone, Mid-Western Region
Discover the best Lodges in Bheri Zone, Mid-Western Region including Bardia Kingfisher Resort, Mr B's Place, Racy Shade Resort, Bardia Wildlife Resort, Bardia Eco Lodge, Bardia Kingfisher Resort, Bardia Eco Lodge, Mango Tree Lodge, Nature Safari Resort & Lodge, Suva Hotel.
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1. Bardia Kingfisher Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 57 reviews
Bardia Kingfisher Resort is just 50m away from the Bardia National Park entrance gate... it lies in the middle of the Tharu village named Thakurdwara. The resort is composed of bungalow lodge and offers you a fair tourism and eco tourism tour in Bardia National Park. We're unique in this region for our philosophy, we focus on local experience and quality of service rather than luxury. Our main focus is: Local experience, Local impact, Respect for the tourist, Respect for nature and wildlife.
Absolutely amazing!
Reviewed By dipperchickIf you want an authentic experience, I highly recommend Bardia Kingfisher Resort. Jack, Pratap, and family are fantastic!! I ended up staying 2 extra days and sure am glad I did - saw a tiger on my original departure day!! So worth it. My inquiries were responded to very quickly. From the time I arrived at Nepalgunj airport to my departure, I was completely cared for and couldn’t ask for anything more. The jungle experiences (walking and jeep safari) and feeling like part of the family can’t be beat. My meals, prepared by Anju (Pratap’s wife) were incredible - I want cooking lessons next time. Accommodations are comfortable (not luxury) and very reasonably priced! And there’s no one I’d rather be with in the jungle than Jack. Thank you for an such an amazing experience - looking forward to my next visit!
2. Mr B's Place
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 188 reviews
The property consists of a Nature Camp set in a beautiful garden about 200m from Bardia National Park headquarters. The camp is surrounded by fields and next to a a couple of small streams. We have 6 bungalows - each one has 2 double bedrooms with attached bathroom and western toilet. Each bed has a mosquito net. We also have a large 70 seat dining hall and can cater for meetings and small groups who wish to come and stay or just eat in our restaurant. Our chefs have been trained by a British Chef and they can cook a variety of European, South Asian and Asian dishes.
Amazing overall experience, family went the extra mile to make sure we had everything.
Reviewed By zacharyb248Stayed with Mr B and his family just for a short time but were welcomed to enjoy some local celebrations with them which was real lovely. Both walking and rafting safaris were great. We were even able to borrow some (slightly rickety) bicycles to explore the village. Food is also excellent and the family really went that extra mile to make us feel welcome!
3. Racy Shade Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 115 reviews
Racy shade is a jungle lodge near Bardia national park in Terai region, west southern Nepal. We offer safari activities : Jeep, elephant back, boat and above all walking safaris. Our jungle is the home of elephants, rhinoceroses and tigers.We speak french english spanish nepali and Hindi.
Our dream of seeing a tiger finally came true
Reviewed By yagya123We are thankful to Racy Shade Resort for fulfilling our dream of seeing a tiger during our jungle safari. After just two hours, within 50 meters, we saw a tiger. We were mesmerized when it emerged from the bushes. It was massive. With its saffron colored and strong black stripes and moved with majestic grace. Our guide Mukti Ram Rijal led us safely behind it in silence and with respect for around twenty minutes. The team and hospitality of the resort was so good that we need to keep coming back. Once was not enough! Thank you to Kamal Bom, our trusted driver, who took us to this resort and took such good care of our family of multiple generations.
4. Bardia Wildlife Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 104 reviews
Bardia Wildlife Resort is located on the bank of a tributary of the Karnali river, directly opposite Bardia National Park. We pride ourselves in giving our guests the complete Bardia wildlife experience. At our resort you’ll find an assortment of traditional Tharu-style cottages set amongst beautiful landscaped gardens designed to mirror the Bardia National Park and which provide much of the organic produce we use to cook delicious Nepali dishes all year round. The resort rests on the edge of a tributary of the Karnali river, only ten minutes walk from the park headquarters. The many birds that fly over our garden and the surprise visit from wild animals have almost changed our resort into a park itself. Our resort, established in 1994, prides itself on employing strictly local guides therefore keeping your experience genuine. The ten huts, set among a beautiful garden are furnished with comfortable single and twin beds, are decorated in traditional Tharu style have attached batroom
Awesome weekend at Bardia
Reviewed By asimshakyaKTM to NPJ via flight (very cheap due to Covid) and in a few hours we reached Bardia Wildlife Resort. Very warm welcome... Home grown food was the best... Jungle walk was incredible... (Shout out to our guides Mukti and Prakash) And their garden is very well maintained... Awesome 2 nights stay!
5. Bardia Eco Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Bardia Eco Lodge is an eco-friendly and carbon-neutral wildlife lodge located in a beautiful riverside setting in Bardia National Park in Nepal, very close to the park entrance. It provides an environmentally sympathetic and sustainable destination for tourists, which also benefits the local community.
Gorgeous experience
Reviewed By miguelccorreiaStaying at Bardia Eco Lodge made this experience memorable. The balcony view of the park is simply amazing! One day we are having lunch and a group of Elephants appeared just in front of the balcony. The room was very clean and had all conditions such as a fan, mosquito nets, toilet and shower and soap. It has a veranda outside where we ate breakfast with a beautiful view of its gardens that look like a jungle. From the veranda, we saw a wide range of birdlife. The location of the lodge is incomparable, as you have the park right on the other side of the road and the entrance to it in a 5 minutes walk. It is also very easy to go to the village to buy groceries. There were fresh drinks available and the meals were always prepared with local vegetables. The staff was all-time charming and attentive and the guides were very experienced. During jungle walks, they told us everything about safety during the experience, like what we should do in the case of every situation. They were also very good at spotting wildlife with made the experience even more interesting. We've done all jungle activities with Bardia Eco Lodge and loved them all. Rafting is incredible because is very peaceful and you get the feeling you are not disturbing the wildlife, almost as if you were invisible. During all activities, the guide carried a packed lunch and also fruits to eat during the stops for observing wildlife. The manager of the lodge, Madhu, is wonderful and we'll never forget how well he treated us.
6. Bardia Kingfisher Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 57 reviews
Bardia Kingfisher Resort is just 50m away from the Bardia National Park entrance gate... it lies in the middle of the Tharu village named Thakurdwara. The resort is composed of bungalow lodge and offers you a fair tourism and eco tourism tour in Bardia National Park. We're unique in this region for our philosophy, we focus on local experience and quality of service rather than luxury. Our main focus is: Local experience, Local impact, Respect for the tourist, Respect for nature and wildlife.
Absolutely amazing!
Reviewed By dipperchickIf you want an authentic experience, I highly recommend Bardia Kingfisher Resort. Jack, Pratap, and family are fantastic!! I ended up staying 2 extra days and sure am glad I did - saw a tiger on my original departure day!! So worth it. My inquiries were responded to very quickly. From the time I arrived at Nepalgunj airport to my departure, I was completely cared for and couldn’t ask for anything more. The jungle experiences (walking and jeep safari) and feeling like part of the family can’t be beat. My meals, prepared by Anju (Pratap’s wife) were incredible - I want cooking lessons next time. Accommodations are comfortable (not luxury) and very reasonably priced! And there’s no one I’d rather be with in the jungle than Jack. Thank you for an such an amazing experience - looking forward to my next visit!
7. Bardia Eco Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Bardia Eco Lodge is an eco-friendly and carbon-neutral wildlife lodge located in a beautiful riverside setting in Bardia National Park in Nepal, very close to the park entrance. It provides an environmentally sympathetic and sustainable destination for tourists, which also benefits the local community.
Gorgeous experience
Reviewed By miguelccorreiaStaying at Bardia Eco Lodge made this experience memorable. The balcony view of the park is simply amazing! One day we are having lunch and a group of Elephants appeared just in front of the balcony. The room was very clean and had all conditions such as a fan, mosquito nets, toilet and shower and soap. It has a veranda outside where we ate breakfast with a beautiful view of its gardens that look like a jungle. From the veranda, we saw a wide range of birdlife. The location of the lodge is incomparable, as you have the park right on the other side of the road and the entrance to it in a 5 minutes walk. It is also very easy to go to the village to buy groceries. There were fresh drinks available and the meals were always prepared with local vegetables. The staff was all-time charming and attentive and the guides were very experienced. During jungle walks, they told us everything about safety during the experience, like what we should do in the case of every situation. They were also very good at spotting wildlife with made the experience even more interesting. We've done all jungle activities with Bardia Eco Lodge and loved them all. Rafting is incredible because is very peaceful and you get the feeling you are not disturbing the wildlife, almost as if you were invisible. During all activities, the guide carried a packed lunch and also fruits to eat during the stops for observing wildlife. The manager of the lodge, Madhu, is wonderful and we'll never forget how well he treated us.
8. Mango Tree Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 64 reviews
Located 5 minutes from Bardiya National Park Headquarters, Mango Tree Lodge is an Agritourism destination that combines cultural encounters and safari adventures to create a unique traveling experience, whilst providing the comforts and facilities needed to make your visit to Bardiya an exciting and memorable time.
Hospitality at it's best !
Reviewed By Shaq11111Out of the blue, we changed our itinerary and made up our mind to go and stay at Thakurdwaar, Bardia for a couple of nights. Airport transfers on time, Warm welcome at the lodge, Homely grown vegetables with choices of veg & non veg meal. Neat & Clean rooms, Bathroom. Full day game drive at BNP along with Rajen Dai the proprietor of the lodge driving himself the jeep was an epic experience.
9. Nature Safari Resort & Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Situated on the edge of Bardia National Park, Nature Safari Lodge was created to provide the perfect setting from which to explore this pristine conservation area. With accommodation ranging from standard to deluxe, Nature Safari Lodge provides guests with a relaxed atmosphere in rural surroundings. Built to reflect the local Tharu style, the resort consists of timber and mud cottages with traditional grass roofs and decorations. Our dining hall - where we serve local, Indian and Continental cuisines - is a great place to get together in the evenings to share the day's experiences. All cottages come with attached toilet and hot and cold shower. Emphasis is on conservation of wildlife and its habitat, as well as the preservation of indigenous traditions and ways of life.
Beautiful resort run by beautiful people
Reviewed By NikkccExceptional welcoming service. Comfortable and spacious room with the most comfortable bed. The safari’s were so much fun. Camp fire in the evening. Thank you for your hospitality, I had a wonderful stay.
10. Suva Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Unsatisfactory
Reviewed By loucatalinaStayed for business. The room was not good - it had not been cleaned and had dirty sheets and it smelled like feet, which was later explained by a pair of dirty old socks I located under the bed. I requested the staff to clean, but they merely re-made the bed and wouldn't even change the sheets. The socks were not even removed, I disposed them myself afterwards and kept the window open for hours to get rid of the foul smell. There was no hot, or even lukewarm, water in the shower the entire stay despite the staff saying there is. However they provided a rod to heat up the water in a bucket to bathe with on my second day which was totally fine for me. The staff tried to charge me a higher rate than negotiated and agreed upon with my employer because I am white (this was literally said by the receptionist) but my colleagues persuaded them not to. The service was fine otherwise, good breakfast and conference facilities were adequate.
