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Indicator-based rating offered to hotels and restaurants in Pokhara


07 December 2022  

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POKHARA: The hotels and restaurants in Lakeside, Pokhara have been offered with logo showcasing their indicator-based standards.

Kaski has started distributing logo with rating to the hotels and restaurants based on food hygiene.

Food Research Officer Deepak Kunwar shared that logo with rating was offered to 14 Resorts, hotels and restaurants in Pokhara in collaboration with Restaurant and Bar Association Nepal (REBAN) and Hotel Association Nepal (HAN).

According to him, the rating of hotels and restaurants has been determined based on various 50 indicators as per the provisions of Hotel Restaurant Rating Directive, 2074.

Each indicator carries two score, Kunwar said, adding the logo of three star with green has been offered to the hotels securing 90 plus score, two star with green logo to the hotels obtaining 80-89, one star with green logo (satisfactory) to the hotels securing 65-89 and yellow logo (general) to the hotels obtaining 50-64 score.

Based on the indicators, Mount Kailash, Fresh Element, Bar Peepal Resort, Hotel Sarobar, Temple Tree Resort and Atithi Resort were offered three star rating.

Likewise, Meet Five, Hour Café, Paradiso, Dunga Restrau, Moon Dance Hotel Sahara, and Hotel Iceland are rated under satisfactory category.

Chairperson of Consumers Forum Gandaki Kapilnath Koirala said the exercise would help deliver quality service in touristic city.

He further said other hotels and restaurants would also pay attention to perform in a responsible manner after the distribution of logo measuring standards of the hotels.

Chief of Food Technology and Quality Control Office Shivajee Baral said the indicator-based rating service can be provided to the hotels and restaurants on the basis of their letter of intent.

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Publish Date : 07 December 2022 09:30 AM

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