Since 1966
About The Soaltee
OUR HERITAGE
Built in Nepal. Welcoming the World Since 1966.
Founded in 1966, Soaltee began with one landmark hotel in Kathmandu. Over six decades, it has grown into a diversified hospitality group with 12 brands across Nepal and Germany.
Today, Soaltee's portfolio spans city hotels, resorts and destination properties, each reflecting its location while sharing the group's commitment to thoughtful hospitality and enduring standards.
“Bond beyond measure” — the Soaltee promise, since 1966
1966
The Beginning
The Soaltee opens its doors in Kathmandu, introducing a new chapter in Nepal's hospitality industry.
Growing in Nepal
From its Kathmandu roots, Soaltee expands into some of Nepal's most distinctive destinations, from the Himalayas and lakeside escapes to wildlife and pilgrimage destinations.
Beyond Nepal
Soaltee takes its hospitality portfolio beyond its home market, establishing a presence in Frankfurt, Germany.
Today
12 Brands. Two Countries. One Heritage.
Today, Soaltee brings together 12 brands across 10 properties in Nepal and 2 in Frankfurt, Germany. Each has its own character, offering and sense of place, while remaining connected by the heritage of the Soaltee.
A LEGACY IN THE TELLING
Sixty Years, One House
Guided by heritage, inspired by excellence, and committed to creating exceptional hospitality experiences that leave a lasting impression.
1965
The Vision Takes Shape
The foundation for what would become Soaltee Hotel was established in Kathmandu, at a time when Nepal's tourism industry had just begun to emerge.
1966
The Doors Open
On 25 November, Soaltee Hotel was inaugurated by King Mahendra. The 104-room hotel opens as one of Nepal's first five-star properties.
1969
An International Standard Arrives
Oberoi Hotels Private Limited invests in Soaltee and takes over operational management. The hotel became Hotel Soaltee Oberoi – Oberoi's first international venture outside India.
1975
A Company Grows Beyond the Hotel
Soaltee becomes a public limited company and enters airline catering, responding to the growing movement of international travellers through Nepal.
1978
A Nepali First
Soaltee became the first Nepali company to secure financing from the International Finance Corporation, with IFC taking a 14% equity stake.
1981
The Himalayan Wing
A major expansion adds 180 guestrooms, taking the hotel's total capacity to 282 rooms.
THE SOALTEE GROUP
Our family of brands
