Many of the city’s historical and cultural attractions may be found in close proximity to the Kantipur Temple House. The establishment is nearby the Hanuman Dhoka Square which is the home of a temple and to the monkeys who represent the monkey god to whom it is dedicated. The hotel is also close to the city’s oldest bazaar where guests can shop and, of course, engage in some high-spirited haggling. The Kathmandu International Airport is located approximately three miles distant from the Kantipur Temple House.

Traditional Nepalese aesthetics characterize the room design at the Kantipur Temple House. The walls are of exposed brick and the furniture is made of cane. There are 48 guestrooms for hire.

Guests of the Kantipur Temple House may take their meals at the rooftop restaurant. The hotel is built to be an eco-friendly establishment. To that end, the hotel offers its guests reusable cloth shopping bags for their excursions to nearby commercial attractions and has a naturalistic design.