“We booked the this property for several of our guests at a nearby location during our wedding. The guests had a great time there. The owner was very accommodating and supportive, in particular regarding being available to help the guests during their. We could not have wished for a better service. The place is fantastic value for the money, especially for gr...”
“Had a really good stay there. Very homely and cozy. Room was tidy and the view from the room was the most attractive aspect. The road to the place is bad at the moment but may improve in future as I saw ongoing work. Caretaker Sagar Bhai was a big help and cooks good food as per the guest's preferences. Will definitely visit again.”
“Awesome property and view from the balcony of room. You will feel you have come in lap of nature. Staffs are so polite and humble. Recommended to every one at least once to create a beautiful chapter of life by staying at this property.”
“Visited this place. Amazing place for group party near kasauli and solan. Love the view and hospitality. Host and caretaker both are good spoken and helpful. Clean rooms 👌.”
“One of the best property I have ever visited..Great hospitality Will visit again 😊”
This home is a good point from which to explore the lower Himalayas. The old British-era town of Kasauli is a short drive away.
For a longer day out, the state capital, Shimla, is within reach. It’s a classic hill-station, with a pedestrian-only Mall Road and the historic Viceregal Lodge. The most scenic way to approach Shimla is via the Kalka-Shimla railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The toy train moves slowly through more than a hundred tunnels, offering a different perspective on the landscape.
By Air: The nearest major airport is in Chandigarh (IXC), which is well-connected to the rest of the country and a reliable entry point. Shimla’s airport at Jubbarhatti (SLV) is closer but has very limited, weather-dependent flights.
By Rail: The main railhead on the plains is Chandigarh. From Kalka, you can catch the narrow-gauge toy train up to Shimla, a journey in itself.
By Road: The home is connected by road from the plains. Kasauli and Solan are nearby towns on the route up to Shimla. Driving in the hills is slow. Expect hairpin bends and single-lane stretches. A 100km journey can easily take 4-6 hours.
The best seasons are from March to June, when the snow has melted and summer arrives, and again from September to November for clear skies after the monsoon. The monsoon months of July and August can bring heavy rain and landslides on the main national highways. From December to February, the upper reaches around Shimla and Kufri often receive snowfall.