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Quiet Inn w/Kitchen Access, HP

Dalhousie· 5.0 · 40 stays

“A quiet 13-room home in Banikhet, Himachal Pradesh. Each room has an attached bath, hot water, and its own mountain view. Guests call it a "peaceful stay with family," with a cold and cozy atmosphere perfect for a pause in the hills. Kitchen access is available for all guests, and meals can be arranged on request.”

13 bedroomsSleeps 2613 beds1 bathsHouseWi-FiHot water (geyser)

A look around

What's here

The first thing you notice is the view. Guests talk about it often - the way the mountains look in the morning, and again at midnight. This is a simple, clean, and quiet place to take in the Western Himalaya. The home has 13 private bedrooms, each with its own attached bathroom equipped with a geyser for hot water. With 13 beds, the space can comfortably accommodate groups of up to 26 people. Every room opens to a view of the surrounding landscape. The setup is straightforward and uncluttered, with Wi-Fi and on-site parking available for all guests. While meals are not included in the stay, you have access to a kitchen. The in-house team can also prepare fresh, authentic meals on request, a service many guests have appreciated. As one visitor put it, "The view from our room was splendid, the food was fresh and delicious, and the location was convenient but peaceful." Another guest noted, "Fantastic location and authentic food with stunning presentation. The atmosphere was cozy, and the staff made us feel right at home."

What guests wrote

5.0· 40 stays

“Good place for staycation. Well behaved staff and service was very good. Nice view from the hotel. Reasonable rate for rooms and food.”

Raman Rana

“Amazing stay at B this property Hotel, Bathri-Banikhet. Great room service, tasty food, and an excellent location. The cold and cozy atmosphere made our New Year celebration special. The morning and midnight views from the hotel were the highlight of the trip.”

Rohit Katoch

“Wonderful experience the taste was quite good and the presentation was appealing. The dishes were fresh and flavorful, though a few items could have been slightly better in terms of seasoning. The portion sizes were satisfactory”

Archana Bajpai

“"Mind-blowing stay! The hotel exceeded all expectations. The view from our room was splendid, the food was fresh and delicious, and the location was convenient but peaceful. Will definitely return!"”

Nisha Sharma

“Loved the scenic view from the hotel and the cozy rooms. Everything was neat, comfortable, and well arranged. A great place for a peaceful stay with family.”

sushant singh rana

Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

The home is a quiet base in the Chamba region, a bit removed from the main tourist circuits. For those looking for day trips, some of Himachal's key sights are a scenic, winding drive away.

A drive of a few hours brings you to Dharamshala and McLeodganj, the heart of Tibetan-Buddhist culture in India. Here you can visit the Tsuglagkhang complex, the official residence of the Dalai Lama. For active travelers, the four-hour Triund trek starts from McLeodganj, offering a steep but rewarding walk up to a ridge with a direct view of the Dhauladhar mountain wall.

Further on is Bir-Billing, known as the world's second-highest paragliding takeoff point. The peak season for flying is from October to November, when the skies are clear and the thermals are strong. Landings happen in the village of Billing below.

Logistics

Getting there.

The journey is part of the experience in Himachal. The roads are winding, and the views change with every turn.

By Air: The nearest airport in the hills is Gaggal Airport (DHM) in Dharamshala. For more reliable, all-weather connectivity, the best option is Chandigarh International Airport (IXC) in the plains, from where you can hire a taxi for the drive up.

By Rail: The closest major railhead is Pathankot, which serves as the gateway to this part of Himachal. From Pathankot, taxis are readily available. Chandigarh is the other major rail hub connecting the region to the rest of the country.

By Road: Banikhet is well-connected by road from Pathankot, Dalhousie, and Chamba. Remember the mountain rule of thumb: a 100km journey will likely take 4-6 hours.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The best seasons to visit are from March to June, when the snow melts and summer arrives, and again from September to November, for crisp air and clear post-monsoon skies. The monsoon months of July and August can bring heavy rains and landslides on National Highways 3 and 21, making travel unpredictable. From December to February, the upper reaches of Himachal see heavy snowfall.

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