The Everest Hotel

Some red flags — 4.4★ guest rating

5★ class · 4.4 guest rating · 2,088 reviews · ~$104/night

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Peace of Mind Score

high confidence

How we scored it

Quality & cleanliness

4.4★ guest rating

Location & access

4.4★ location/transit/airport access

Trust & class

2,088 reviews, 5-star, 13 amenities

Price fairness

priced above peers of similar quality

Not part of the score — a cheap room can be cheap for reasons we can't see

Property93% positive · 4% negative

Business54% positive · 11% negative

Service84% positive · 14% negative

Dining82% positive · 15% negative

Location85% positive · 7% negative

Fitness84% positive · 16% negative

Free breakfastBarRestaurantRoom service

On-site food & drink, as listed by the property.

Free Wi‑FiFree parkingOutdoor poolAir conditioningFitness centerAirport shuttleFull‑service laundryAccessibleKid-friendly

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