A Tradition of Excellence
Located within the sacred grounds of Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, Hotel Kasai is a 3-star Japanese-style hotel offering a unique blend of Japanese precision and Nepali warmth. Whether you're here for pilgrimage, business, or leisure, our comfortable rooms, restaurant & bar, banquet halls, and peaceful gardens ensure a relaxed, memorable stay.
- Comfortable Standard Rooms
- Swimming Pool & Landscaped Gardens
- Multicuisine Restaurant & Bar
- Meeting & Party Halls for Every Occasion
- Steps from Maya Devi Temple & Monastic Zone



Our Rooms & Suites
Well-appointed standard rooms with attached bathrooms, designed for a restful stay after a day of pilgrimage or travel.
Restaurant & Bar
Indulge in a gastronomic journey at our multicuisine restaurant. Our chefs blend authentic Japanese technique with Nepali flavor, using the finest local ingredients to create dishes that celebrate both cultures. Unwind afterward at our bar with a curated selection of drinks.
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Let us know your party size and time, and we'll have a table ready for you.
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Gardens & Swimming Pool
Beyond your room, Hotel Kasai's grounds offer a quiet place to slow down. Our swimming pool and well-kept gardens give guests a peaceful spot to relax between temple visits or after a day of travel — a rare comfort for a hotel set within sacred grounds.
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On-Site Swimming Pool
Take a refreshing swim or simply relax poolside, set within the hotel grounds.
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Landscaped Gardens
Walk through calm, green spaces designed to echo the tranquility of the Sacred Garden itself.
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A Place to Unwind
Whether traveling with family or as a pilgrimage group, our grounds offer space to rest together.

Meeting & Party Halls
From corporate meetings to weddings and family celebrations, our versatile halls adapt to your occasion. Flexible seating layouts, in-house catering, and dedicated staff take care of the details so you can focus on your guests.
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Conferences & Meetings
Well-lit halls suited to seminars, workshops, and corporate get-togethers.
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Weddings & Parties
Spacious banquet halls for wedding receptions, anniversaries, and celebrations.
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In-House Catering
Custom menus from our restaurant kitchen, tailored to your event and guest count.
Comfort & Convenience
Free WiFi
Enjoy fast and reliable complimentary WiFi access available throughout the hotel.
Swimming Pool
Cool off and unwind at our on-site swimming pool, set within the hotel grounds.
Garden Grounds
Stroll through quiet, well-kept gardens that add to the calm of our sacred setting.
Restaurant & Bar
Savor delicious Japanese and Nepali cuisine and refreshing drinks in our welcoming restaurant and bar.
Attached Bathroom
Every room features a clean and modern private bathroom with hot and cold water.
Free Parking
On-site parking for guests arriving by car or private vehicle.
What Our Guests Say
A peaceful stay right within the Sacred Garden. The staff were attentive and the garden setting made our pilgrimage even more meaningful.
— Pilgrimage GuestWe held our conference in the meeting hall and everything ran smoothly — good facilities, helpful staff, and great food from the restaurant.
— Business TravelerComfortable rooms, a lovely pool, and easy walking distance to Maya Devi Temple. A relaxing base for exploring Lumbini with family.
— Family GuestNearby Attractions
How to Reach Us
- From Gautam Buddha International Airport, Lumbini Hotel Kasai is just 16 km / 25 minutes away.
- By private vehicle from Kathmandu (300 km one way) or Pokhara (200 km one way).
- Located within Lumbini Sacred Garden, P.O. Box 65, Lumbini, Nepal.

History of Lumbini
Lumbini, in Nepal's Rupandehi District, is renowned as the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, who became known as Buddha. Dating back to the 6th century BCE, this UNESCO World Heritage Site attracts pilgrims and visitors from around the world to its ancient ruins, monasteries, and the revered Maya Devi Temple.
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Footprints of Lord Buddha
Buddha's journey began in Lumbini, where he was born as Prince Siddhartha. Renouncing royal life in search of enlightenment, his path led to Bodh Gaya, where he attained enlightenment, to Sarnath, where he delivered his first sermon, and to Kushinagar, his final resting place. Each site remains a revered pilgrimage destination today.
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