Zing Sky Bar & Lounge reopens with a lively "Sunset to Night" experience in Kathmandu.

 Kathmandu, July 30 – Zing Sky Bar & Lounge, located on the rooftop of Hyatt Centric Soalteemode, has officially reopened with a fresh new identity, offering guests an exciting "Sunset to Night" experience. Overlooking the iconic Swayambhunath Stupa, the venue now features a modern, stylish setting that aims to redefine nightlife and social gatherings in the capital.

The revamped Zing blends bold colors, rich textures, and contemporary design with natural elements to create a space that feels both upscale and welcoming. Whether you’re in the mood for a relaxing sunset drink or an energetic evening out, Zing is designed to adapt to every mood and occasion.

"This relaunch is more than just a makeover," said Walter Pereira, General Manager of Hyatt Centric Soalteemode. "It’s about offering a dynamic space that fits Kathmandu’s evolving lifestyle and helps guests create meaningful connections and memories."

Zing is positioning itself as a top spot for handcrafted cocktails, lively social events, and elegant city views. The bar will now host regular weekly events, including:

  • Cocktails & Heels – Ladies Night: Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday, 6:30 PM – 10:30 PM (Buy 1 drink, get 1 free)

  • Uncharted Fridays: Every Friday, 6:30 PM – 10:30 PM (Buy 1 drink, get 1 free)

  • Centric Sundowner: Every Saturday, 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM – Enjoy beautiful sunset views, refreshing drinks, and poolside vibes

Located on the P Floor of the hotel, Zing offers stunning views of the Kathmandu skyline, making it a perfect spot for relaxing, socializing, or celebrating.

Hyatt Centric Soalteemode Kathmandu blends local culture with modern design, featuring 153 rooms, including suites and terrace rooms, offering a unique stay in the heart of the city.

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