KATHMANDU, Jan 14: Hyatt Place has officially opened in Butwal, marking the city’s first international five-star hotel. The hotel provides international-standard service to this growing economic and industrial hub, according to a press statement by Hyatt Place.
With the successful grand opening event, “New Year’s Eve Under the Stars,” Hyatt Place Butwal has already made a mark on the city’s social and lifestyle scene. The event drew prominent business leaders, social figures, and members of the public, highlighting the hotel’s capacity to deliver world-class experiences, according to the press release.
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General Manager Tushar Nagar said, “The response to our New Year’s program shows that Butwal is ready for international-standard accommodation. With Gautam Buddha International Airport operational and industrial growth ongoing, Hyatt Place Butwal will serve business travelers, tourists, and the region’s commercial ecosystem.”
Located at the junction of the Mahendra (Asian) and Siddhartha Highways, Butwal is transitioning from a transit city into a business and industrial hub. The hotel offers corporate facilities, meetings, conferences, and networking, while also serving as a gateway to Lumbini for pilgrims and spiritual tourists. As the city’s first five-star hotel, it provides comfortable rooms, hygiene standards, and amenities including an outdoor pool, fitness center, and dining options for both international and local guests, reads the press statement.
Hyatt Place adds new options for hospitality in western Nepal, combining convenience, comfort, and services for travelers and the region’s growing economy, the organizer said.
