8000 Inn

Stayed here over 3 days in May this year. Had a rest day, did EBC return the middle day and decided to stay one more for rest and acclimatization. Nice cozy rooms, hot showers are incredible. Delicious food and hot drink options and the owner was very friendly and welcoming. With the day package rates it was quite reasonably priced and much nicer facilities than nearby Lobuche which was crowded and difficult finding a room.

The place was packed and a lot of people had no rooms to sleep, even with bookings. So the owners moved guests to tents outside or to the dining area. The bathrooms were comparably dirty, the dining room was so crowded that we were kicked out as there was no place to sit anymore. I had the feeling every penny was squeezed out of guests. It was unfortunately frustrating even though the place is actually beautifully placed on the middle of the Himalaya. I would rather recommend to book a room in Lobuche directly

The pyramid is a very interesting place to stay. It seems to have been built as a research station (with some unique features, like modular bathrooms that feel like they're off a ship or an Antarctic base), that has been repurposed as a guest house. It was fully packed the night we stayed, so our group of 6 shared a room for 4 (with wall-to-wall beds). The hot shower was alternately boiling and freezing, never a usable temperature. The dining room is small and food service is not quick, but the food was tasty and the host really went the extra mile to accommodate us and make our stay memorable. As for the walk in/out of this location, it is absolutely worth the extra distance from Lobuche, because the next morning's route to Gorak Shep is a much more pleasant (and less steep) path than the main trail.

The place is amazing, with a very welcoming atmosphere. They offer convenient packages for tourists, including bed and breakfast with complimentary drinks. The portion sizes of the food are enormous. Clean toilet. Highly recommended

Stayed here on the way up to EBC as part of our three passes trek, after seeing it on Google maps and being intrigued. We enjoyed it so much we came back for a second night after EBC. It’s such a unique place on the track and well worth a visit. Food is great, particularly the pasta. We got a decent room the first time and an even better one on the way back. Kagi runs it and really makes the place so good; he is so enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and kind. Definitely recommend.