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House with mountain view on NH 21, 4.9 stars

NH 21· 4.9 · 353 stays

“A home in Bhuntar, right on the road to Manali. A good place to break the journey, with clean rooms and food that guests call delicious. The back rooms look out over tall mountains and a pomegranate orchard. Hosts Tanuj and Harsh are here to welcome you. It’s a simple, warm stopover for families and friends heading deeper into the hills.”

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A look around

What's here

The home is right on the main road, a clear landmark after a long drive through the hills. It’s a place to pause, rest, and gather yourself before the next leg of the journey. While the front faces the highway, the experience changes in the rooms at the back. As one guest put it, "The backside rooms open towards the tall mountains and a lush pomegranate orchard." The home has 12 bedrooms, each with its own attached bathroom and a king-sized bed. The rooms are simply furnished, clean, and functional, with space for your luggage and a place to sit. There is a common dining area on the ground floor where meals are served. Parking is available on the premises, right out front. This is a family-run place, and the welcome is personal. Guests often mention the hosts by name: "Mr Tanuj and Harsh are there to welcome you and they will make you feel home feeling." It’s a straightforward, supportive stay, designed for travellers on the move.

What guests wrote

4.9· 353 stays

“I found this hotel to be an excellent transit point for my onwards journey. I was going to Jispa and wanted to break my journey. This property is right at the main road leading to Manali. The rooms are spacious and well furnished. The staff is polite and well trained. The backside rooms open towards the tall mountains and a lush pomegranate orchard. Happy to...”

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“I was travelling along with my family towards Kullu.. On my way I found this property near Bhunter airport… Rooms are neat and clean and staff is supportive… I must suggest this property Mr Tanuj and Harsh are there to welcome you and they will make you feel home feeling”

Gopal Sharma

“It was my sudden stay on my way to Kullu This property is too good for friends or family.. Staff is so friendly and cooperative Food is delicious Must stay”

Deepak Sarswats

“Nice place to stay for family and friends great location clean rooms and good staff most recommended”

Vitul Singla

Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

The home is a starting point for exploring the Kullu Valley and beyond. Manali is the main hub nearby. From there, you can drive to Solang Valley for its mountain views and adventure sports. The Atal Tunnel, a 9km-long engineering feat, is also accessible from Manali and keeps the route to Lahaul open for most of the year.

In and around Manali itself, you can visit the ancient Hadimba Devi temple, built around a cave and surrounded by a cedar forest. Explore the cafes and small shops of Old Manali, or take a short walk up to the Vashisht hot springs for a dip.

For those on a longer expedition, this is a common halt before starting the Spiti loop. The road from Manali to Kaza is typically open from June to October and takes you through some of the highest motorable passes in the world, past remote villages like Kibber and the iconic Ki Monastery.

Logistics

Getting there.

By Air: The nearest airport is Bhuntar Airport (KUU) in Kullu-Manali, which is very close to the property. Flights can be limited and weather-dependent. The most reliable major airport is Chandigarh International Airport (IXC), a plains backup for all of Himachal.

By Rail: The nearest major railhead is Chandigarh (CDG). From there, you can hire a taxi or take a bus into the Kullu valley. The heritage Kalka-Shimla toy train (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) is a scenic option if your journey is towards Shimla.

By Road: The home is located on the main highway (NH-3) that connects the plains to Manali. It's a common stop for people driving up from Chandigarh or Delhi. Manali serves as the main road hub for the region, providing access to Lahaul, Spiti, and the surrounding valleys.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The best seasons to visit the Kullu region are from March to June, when the snow melts and the valleys turn green, and again from September to November, for clear skies and crisp mountain air after the monsoon. The monsoon months of July and August can bring heavy rain and increase the risk of landslides on the national highways. Winter, from December to February, sees heavy snowfall in the upper reaches around Manali, which can be beautiful but may also lead to road closures.

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