Where to stay in Annapurna Circuit, Nepal — the best hotels, lodges, and guesthouses for every budget, with price ranges and highlights.
The gateway village to the ABC sanctuary, perched on a steep ridge with sweeping Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre views. Lodges here are among the most comfortable on the trail, with hearty kitchens and warm dining rooms.
A high Tibetan-style village at 3,540m that doubles as the Circuit's main acclimatisation hub. Lodges range from basic to surprisingly cosy, with bakeries and even a cinema-style movie room in season.
The launch point for Poon Hill sunrise, set among rhododendron forest at 2,870m. Larger lodges offer warm communal stoves perfect after the day's climb.
Family-run stone houses in a culturally rich Gurung village with grandstand peak views. Many have flower-filled courtyards and home-cooked meals.
Low-altitude lodges beside the Modi Khola river, prized for the natural hot springs a short walk below. A relaxed final or recovery night on the ABC route.
Spartan, high-altitude lodges at 4,500-4,900m positioned for an early Thorong La start. Basic and cold, but their location is unbeatable for crossing the pass.
Lodges clustered near the sacred temple at 3,710m, serving both pilgrims and trekkers descending from the pass. More amenities than the high camps thanks to road access.
A remote cluster of basic lodges below the high lake, the only realistic overnight before the Tilicho day hike. Simple and rustic, with a true wilderness feel.
Forest-shrouded lodges in the humid gorge between Chhomrong and Deurali on the ABC route. Atmospheric and damp, they are practical staging stops rather than scenic ones.
Not on the trail itself but the natural start and finish point, with everything from budget guesthouses to lakeside boutique hotels by Phewa Lake. The place to rest, resupply and arrange permits.
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