Serviced Apartments in Central Kathmandu

Tiny Living Apartments is a small collection of privately owned serviced apartments in central Kathmandu, sitting on New Plaza, Putalisadak — one of the most central postcodes in the Kathmandu Valley. Our guests are short-stay travellers, slow travellers, digital nomads, NGO workers and long-stay families who want a Kathmandu apartment with self check-in rather than a tired hotel room or a generic Airbnb. Every apartment is fully furnished with a working kitchen, fast fibre Wi-Fi, an inverter for load-shedding back-up, hot and cold water around the clock, and a quiet, residential setting that's still a twelve-minute walk from Thamel and ten minutes by taxi from Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM).

When you book directly through tinylivingapartments.com you skip the 10–20% platform fee that Airbnb and Booking.com charge — the savings stay with you. Card payments (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link) are processed by Stripe; local guests can pay by a direct Nepali bank transfer with a 1-hour grace window. Door codes are issued via a Smart-lock Door Access Code (PIN) the day before arrival, so you can check in any time after 3:00 PM with no reception desk, no key handover and no waiting. A local host is available on WhatsApp from arrival to check-out, so you can ask about momo recommendations, trekking permits or a late drop-off without using a help-centre ticket.

Our apartments are ideal for short-stay travellers on a 2–5 night Kathmandu Valley tour, digital nomads and remote workers who need a quiet desk and reliable Wi-Fi, NGO and embassy visitors who want to be walking distance from the Department of Immigration and the embassy district of Lazimpat, and long-stay guests who appreciate transparent pricing, monthly discounts and a $0 cleaning-fee option for guests who tidy up at check-out. Browse the apartments above to compare layouts, bed configurations and amenities — and read our blog for honest neighbourhood guides covering Thamel, Patan, Boudha, Jhamsikhel and the wider Kathmandu Valley.