Himalaya View Homestay, Home Meals & Bonfire, UK
कौसानी· 4.8 · 130 stays
“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently stayed at this property in this property, and it was a truly wonderful experience. The hospitality was exceptional, and the staff made us feel very comfortable throughout our stay. The rooms were clean, spacious, and well-maintained, offering super comfort. The best part was the fantastic mountain view from the room—absolutely breathtaking! ...”
“We truely appreciate your genuine hospitality. The food you serve are so good. The view of Himalayas is breathtaking. I recommend this hotel strongly. Miho from Japan Thank you for having us for 3days. I had never been satisfied with staying at hotels till I stayed at this property. Our stay was so comfortable with the warm and genuine service of the staff...”
“It was a wonderful experience with excellent hospitality. The views from both the room and the terrace were breathtaking, the bonfire added a cozy touch, and the food was delicious and served right on time. The service was prompt and efficient , truly a 5/5 experience. If you’re planning a stay in this property, this is undoubtedly the best budget-friendly p...”
“Staying at this property was an absolutely wonderful experience! The peaceful surroundings and breathtaking mountain views made our stay truly memorable. The rooms were clean and cozy, and the staff was extremely polite, caring, and always ready to help. We felt completely at home throughout our stay. Thank you for such warm hospitality!”
“A lovely place with a great view. The staff are extremely soft-spoken, courteous, and very supportive, which makes the stay even better. Pure Veg food is cherry on cake.”
Kausani is a small hill town, best known for its 300-km panoramic view of Himalayan peaks like Trishul, Nanda Devi, and Panchchuli. On a clear day, the sight is immense.
A short drive away is the Baijnath temple complex, a cluster of 12th-century stone temples dedicated to Shiva, on the banks of the Gomti river. It’s a quiet, historic site, about 30 minutes from the home.
You can also visit the Anasakti Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi stayed in 1929 and was so moved by the landscape that he called it the 'Switzerland of India'. It’s a peaceful spot for reflection with a small museum. For a gentle walk, the Kausani Tea Estate offers paths through the plantations with views of the surrounding valleys.
The home is located in Kausani, in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand.
By Air: The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport (PGH), the main airport for the Kumaon region. From there, it is a taxi ride to Kausani.
By Rail: The closest major railhead is Kathgodam (KGM). It is the gateway to Kumaon, with train connections to major cities like Delhi. Taxis are available at the station for the onward journey.
By Road: Kausani is well-connected by road to other hubs in Uttarakhand like Nainital, Almora, and Ranikhet.
Kausani is accessible year-round, but the experience changes with the seasons. The clearest skies and best mountain views are typically from March to June and again after the monsoon, from September to November.
The monsoon months of July and August bring lush green landscapes but also the risk of landslides and blocked roads. The winter, from December to February, is cold, and higher altitude passes may close due to snow, but the views of the snow-capped Himalayas can be exceptionally crisp.
