Located on a quiet square in the historic town of Bhaktapur, close to the World Heritage Site of Dattatraya Square, Milla Guesthouse has been designed by Goetz Hagmueller, the architect of the Patan Museum and the Garden of Dreams in Kathmandu. Balancing modern and traditional architecture, it is built in brick with wooden ceilings, timber floors in the bedrooms and with terracotta-tile floors in other areas. You can enjoy a sitting/breakfast room with terrace and kitchen on the top floor. The space Located on a traffic-free, quiet square in the historic town of Bhaktapur, a few minutes walk from the World Heritage Site of Dattatraya Square, Milla Guesthouse has been designed by my husband Goetz Hagmueller, also the architect of the Patan Museum and the Garden of Dreams in Kathmandu. Balancing modern and traditional architecture, it is built in brick with wooden ceilings, timber floors in the bedrooms and with terracotta-tile floors in other areas. You can enjoy the sitting/breakfast room with terrace and kitchen on the top floor. The Moon 2 room (on the second floor) has a king-size bed and a balcony. In addition to the double bed it has one couch-bed (for an additional person we'll charge $20). It is one of four rooms in the guesthouse. If there are other guests, you will have to share the public spaces like sitting-and-breakfast room and guest kitchen. Guests will have their own house keys, so they have no problem to stay out late. Prices are all inclusive, complimentary breakfast and WiFi, 24h hot water and solar-voltaic electricity, and gas heating in every room during the cold season. There is a CITY TAX to be paid when entering the city of Bhaktapur of US$ 15 per person. Guest access I am checking the guesthouse regularly. Laxman is taking care of breakfast and room cleaning, he can arrange transport, and give tips which places to visit in Bhaktapur and the surrounding area. In case of communication or other problems I am always available on my mobile phone.