"Tanani Newa Home" is situated at Tanani Tole, Patan Dhoka, one of the gateways of UNESCO world heritage site THE PATAN DURBAR SQUARE. This homestay is managed by an architect. She herself designed the house and all furniture. It was partially damaged by the 2015 earthquake and rebuilt in 2019. It is located inside the courtyard and little far from main street so guest can feel peace at all times. From this home, guest can access to malls, restaurants, hospitals, etc. within few minutes' walk. The space Tanani Newa Home is a five storey building. It has six (6) bright and spacious rooms with an attached washroom. All rooms are carefully designed by an architect. You can enjoy exceptionally comfortable rooms quietly nestled within the courtyard. It has a romantic cocoon and a wonderful base to explore the surrounding neighborhood of Patan. From the roof terrace, you can see a spectacular view of Kathmandu Valley surrounded by a majestic view of hills and mountains. Community dogs are guarding 24/7, birds are twitting/chirping early in the morning. You can feel a sense of naturalism staying at this home. Since this home is located in a quiet area of the alley (Galli) within a big courtyard (Chowk), you can experience peace and see the traditional lifestyle of Newar (an indigenous community of Patan). Rooms are in rectangular shape. They contain a comfy queen size bed with clean cotton beddings. The room is well ventilated having two sides openings. There is working table, wardrobe and an electric kettle provided inside the room. We have facility of iron, iron board and hair dryer. You can ask for it whenever needed. Guest access We are living on the first floor of this building. We will be available for 24 hours. A guest has full access to the roof terrace, living room/Reception, balcony, and shared kitchen. During your stay Since we live on first floor of the Tanani Newa Home, we are always available 24/7. We would love to interact with guests and share the experience and knowledge. Other things to note Courtyard dogs are adorable creatures, very kind and friendly. If even they welcome you with little bark, don’t be afraid, it is just to greet you. Gas, Water, and Electricity are very precious resources here in Nepal. It is requested to use them very consciously. Small problems related to the above resources may always happen. We are very reactive to fixing things as soon as it is being informed but you need to be aware that Nepal is a country where you must be adaptable.