Junior Suite
Our largest room: a king bed, a sofa by the window, a modern bathroom — and a bathtub where you can watch the sunrise, or the city lights at night.

Sarangkot is a viewpoint village at 1600 m, a 25-minute drive up from the lakeside city of Pokhara. From here you see Dhaulagiri I, Annapurna I and Manaslu — all above 8000 m.
Most visitors come for the sunrise. Fewer stay long enough to find what we think is the real treasure: the villages around us, and their way of life in the mountains.

Our balcony, with the Annapurna range in view.
Your hosts are my mother, Maya, my wife, Sadikshya, and me, Suman. When it gets busy, my sister Suraksha and my brother-in-law Resham come to help.

Maya and family, dressed for the festival.

Where it began — baba & aama.
Over 25 years of running a guesthouse. The heart of the kitchen.
A computer science student with the heart of someone who grew up in a guesthouse.
A business student, and part of running Superview day to day.
A business student, naturally involved in every part of how it runs.
A tourism entrepreneur who runs a paragliding company in Pokhara.
We started small, and grew one room at a time — each generation building on what the last one began.
Serving tea and meals to trekkers on their way to Annapurna Base Camp.
Our grandparents added the first rooms, so trekkers could stay the night.
Our parents rebuilt it into a proper guesthouse.
Attached bathrooms, Wi-Fi, running hot water — and the sunrise from every room.

Superview today.
Three decades of hosting travellers from all over the world taught us what first-time visitors to Nepal tend to miss. So we designed the guesthouse — and the days you spend with us — to help put things into perspective.
From a trailside teahouse in 1995 to twelve rooms today. We know what travellers need before they ask.
Our team has set up treks and hikes in the Annapurna region for more than a thousand guests.
We've managed full Nepal programmes for US college groups, several times over.
Bringing a college group or study-abroad programme to Nepal? We plan those too.
Fold, pleat and steam momos with us in the family kitchen — then sit down and eat them together.
We give you the recipe for the masala we make ourselves, so a taste of Superview goes home with you.
Tell us what you love and we'll find the best experiences around here for you — the ones we'd send our own friends to.

Superview is a place for trekkers and dreamers, for artists and artisans, for romantics and creatives, for lovers of nature and seekers of culture.
Above the clouds — the morning of Oct 5, 2023.
Every room faces the sunrise, and part of the mountain range is visible from every room and balcony. City lights at night, Fewa Lake from the balcony — and the view tower a five-minute walk away.
Our largest room: a king bed, a sofa by the window, a modern bathroom — and a bathtub where you can watch the sunrise, or the city lights at night.
A home of your own on the hill, with windows on two sides — one for the sunrise, one for the mountains. A kitchen with a stove and fridge, a dining corner, a bathtub facing the sea of clouds and our biggest private balcony. Our guests on Airbnb love it — and it's made for staying a while.
−40% a week · −60% a month or more
Two windows: one facing the sunrise, one facing the mountains. A queen and a twin bed, and a semi-private balcony for your morning coffee.
A queen and a twin bed, a dressing area with a desk, and a semi-private balcony facing the sunrise, with part of the range in view.
Great views straight from the bed — the sun comes right into the room. A king bed.
Breakfast $5 per person, free for children · 10% off 3 nights or more
Our food is cooked in the family kitchen with local ingredients and the recipes of our region — the basins of the Annapurna range, where glaciers and monsoon rain make the fields grow. Eat in our cosy dining room, on your balcony, or up on the rooftop overlooking the lake.

Buffalo shed with Annapurna view — on our village tour to Dhital.
What makes Nepal special is how nature and culture live together. To feel it, share a meal in a villager's home, join a local festival, or sit with a family and hear stories passed down for generations.
We're happy to arrange paragliding or the ABC trek — but as locals, our heart is in personal, immersive days out.

Crossing a bridge on a village walk.

On the Sarangkot–Kaskikot trail. A 2-hour hike.

One of the best paragliding spots in the world.
Morning exercise in the garden, work in the lounge, sunrise on the terrace with Mom. A few ordinary days on the hill.
Morning mountains.
The study & work lounge.
Welcoming Luther College students for their J-Term in Pokhara, 2025.

Book directly with the family: send us your dates, and we'll send a payment link and a confirmation letter — your proof of booking at check-in.
Prefer a booking site? We're also on Booking.com and Airbnb.
See you on the hill — Maya & family