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14 Bedroom House with Valley and Mountain Views in Mukteshwar

mukteshwar· 4.7 · 1293 stays

“A family home in Mukteshwar with wide views of the Himalayas. The rooms are clean, each with its own balcony looking out over the valley. There's a lawn and play area for children, and open space for pets to run. The kitchen serves fresh, home-style meals. A place where you feel relaxed as soon as you arrive, the staff is helpful, and the food is excellent.”

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A look around

What's here

The first thing you notice is the view. From your balcony, the Kumaon hills roll out in terraced steps, clear to the horizon. This is a modern, multi-level home built to face the valley, catching the sun as it sets. The home has 14 bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, a king-sized bed, and a private balcony. The rooms are simply furnished, with large windows to let in the mountain light. Outside, there is a small garden and a lawn with a play area for children, complete with a slide and swings. It’s a space where you can settle in and let the quiet of the hills take over. As one guest put it, "It's a very peaceful place you feel relaxed as soon as you arrive." The in-house kitchen is a core part of the experience here. Meals are prepared fresh on order, with a focus on simple, hygienic, North Indian cooking. Guests often say the food is a highlight: "The meals are incredibly delicious, just like home-cooked food, because everything is prepared fresh."

What guests wrote

4.7· 1293 stays

“Had a really comfortable stay at this property. The rooms were clean and well-maintained, and the staff was warm and helpful throughout. The location is convenient, making it easy to get around, and the overall atmosphere felt calm and welcoming. Great value for money — would definitely recommend for a pleasant and hassle-free stay.”

Sanjay Rautela

“The food was good it was freshly cooked. There was hygiene and workers were friendly and cooperative. The view was really good. We could see Himalayan ranges too and the view from terrace was awesome.”

lalit basnyte mohan

“It was a family getaway with our pet dog, place was really well maintained, room sizes were really good with awesome view. Food was great and hygienic. Staff was really courteous, always up for any reasonable request. Only thing that was disappointing was dirty linen, bedsheet looked as if it wasn't changed for quite some time and even the blanket cover. I t...”

Anirudh Minocha

Where you are

Mukteshwar.

A ridge-top orchard town with some of Kumaon's widest Himalaya views, quieter than nearby Nainital.

Best time

Mar–Jun and Sep–Nov

Nearest airport

Pantnagar, ~75 km

Nearby

Chauli Ki Jali cliff temple · Nainital · Bhalu Gaad waterfall

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Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Mukteshwar is quieter than the main lake belt of Nainital, a good place for walks and quiet exploration.

A short drive takes you to the Mukteshwar Temple, a 350-year-old Shiva temple that gives the town its name. Right next to it is Chauli Ki Jali, a cliff-edge viewpoint with legends of its own and wide-open views of the valley.

For wildlife, Jim Corbett National Park is a longer day trip away. The park is open from October to June, and safaris can be booked at the Ramnagar gate. It’s one of the best places in India to see tigers in the wild.

Logistics

Getting there.

The home is in Mukteshwar, in the Kumaon region of the Western Himalaya.

By Air: The nearest airport is in Pantnagar (PGH), the main airport for the Kumaon region. From there, it's a taxi ride to the property.

By Rail: The closest major railhead is Kathgodam (KGM), which has good connectivity to Delhi and other major cities. Taxis are available at the station for the onward journey.

By Road: Mukteshwar is about 50 km from the Kumaon road hub of Nainital. The main roads are generally well-maintained and suitable for sedans, though the final approach to some homes in the hills can be on smaller, unpaved roads.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The mountains are welcoming year-round, but each season is different. March through June offers clear skies and pleasant weather, perfect for views of the high peaks. The monsoon arrives in July and August, bringing mist, green landscapes, and the risk of landslides on the roads.

September to November is another ideal window, with crisp air after the rains have cleared. From December to February, the higher reaches see snowfall, and it can get very cold, though the views of snow-capped ranges are often at their best.

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