Guest Rooms

The deluxe rooms are geared to make you feel right at home. 32 sq meters in size, with choices of king-sized beds and twin beds, they are kitted with a balcony that makes for a great sit out. The rooms are a labour of love with handcrafted woodwork, detailed stone work, traditional rugs and commissioned furnishings from the House of Abraham & Thakore. Woollen dhurries on the slate and wooden floors and alpine furniture made of cedar wood round up the quintessential feel of a “luxurious home in the hills”. Lest you feel any less cosy during the winter months, the thermally adept rooms keep it warm and snug.

Storage space comes in generous proportions with a wardrobe, luggage rack and a chest of drawers. The rooms are ergonomically-designed and are accompanied  24/7 with WiFi internet and attentive service. Par for course are creature comforts like ports and plugs and a flat screen television, just so that you don’t miss what is happening in the rest of the world. In most likelihood you won’t.

The deluxe rooms are geared to make you feel right at home. 32 sq meters in size, with choices of king-sized beds and twin beds, they are kitted with a balcony that makes for a great sit out. The rooms are a labour of love with handcrafted woodwork, detailed stone work, traditional rugs and commissioned furnishings from the House of Abraham & Thakore. Woollen dhurries on the slate and wooden floors and alpine furniture made of cedar wood round up the quintessential feel of a “luxurious home in the hills”. Lest you feel any less cosy during the winter months, the thermally adept rooms keep it warm and snug.

Storage space comes in generous proportions with a wardrobe, luggage rack and a chest of drawers. The rooms are ergonomically-designed and are accompanied  24/7 with WiFi internet and attentive service. Par for course are creature comforts like ports and plugs and a flat screen television, just so that you don’t miss what is happening in the rest of the world. In most likelihood you won’t.

Premium rooms, 32 Sq. meters in size, rise to the occasion with their inside – outside approach to views and king-sized beds. The balcony brings in sweeping views of the valleys and hill-scape that surround the resort and its edge of the ridge perch. Sit out at the balcony for pine fresh mornings and dreamy sunsets. The attention to provincial detail is brought out through delicate woodwork, hand-tooled stone-works, earthy rugs and furnishings from the House of Abraham & Thakore. The dhurries and alpine furniture made of cedar wood round up the quintessential “luxurious home in the hills” feel. Lest you feel any less cosy during the winter months, the thermally adept rooms keep it warm and snug.

Storage space comes in generous proportions with a wardrobe, luggage rack and a chest of drawers. Ergonomically-designed, the rooms are accompanied  24/7 with WiFi internet and attentive service. Par for course are creature comforts like ports and plugs and a flat screen television, just so that you don’t miss what is happening in the rest of the world. In most likelihood you won’t.

Premium rooms, 32 Sq. meters in size, rise to the occasion with their inside – outside approach to views and king-sized beds. The balcony brings in sweeping views of the valleys and hill-scape that surround the resort and its edge of the ridge perch. Sit out at the balcony for pine fresh mornings and dreamy sunsets. The attention to provincial detail is brought out through delicate woodwork, hand-tooled stone-works, earthy rugs and furnishings from the House of Abraham & Thakore. The dhurries and alpine furniture made of cedar wood round up the quintessential “luxurious home in the hills” feel. Lest you feel any less cosy during the winter months, the thermally adept rooms keep it warm and snug.

Storage space comes in generous proportions with a wardrobe, luggage rack and a chest of drawers. Ergonomically-designed, the rooms are accompanied  24/7 with WiFi internet and attentive service. Par for course are creature comforts like ports and plugs and a flat screen television, just so that you don’t miss what is happening in the rest of the world. In most likelihood you won’t.

Hill perches and indulgent service often coax longer stays, that deserve more capacious accommodation. And they come in the form of the two Junior suites – Kangra and Basholi. 53 Sq meters in size, they come with interconnecting options with rooms that suffice for an option of a family unit should more be the merrier. Great for vacations with friends and family. With a plush sofa, breakfast table, dressing area and a four-poster bed that keeps it spacious inside, the large balcony with a lounger extends the generosity outside. The provincial inspiration is evidenced in the handcrafted woodwork, hand-tooled stone works, earthy rugs and furnishings from the House of Abraham & Thakore. With dhurries and alpine furniture made of cedarwood, the suites cajole you for that extra hour in bed making for a quintessential “luxurious home in the hills” feel. Lest you feel any less cosy during the winter months, the thermally adept rooms keep it warm and snug.

Storage space comes in generous proportions with a wardrobe, luggage rack and a chest of drawers. Ergonomically-designed, the suites are accompanied  24/7 with WiFi internet and attentive service. Par for course are creature comforts like ports and plugs and a flat screen television, just so that you don’t miss what is happening in the rest of the world. In most likelihood you won’t.