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Manali house with a garden & mountain views

Sarsai· 5.0 · 40 stays

“A five-bedroom home in Manali, set in its own garden with views of the mountains. Each room has an attached bathroom and looks out onto the valley. The host is known for helping guests find the best local spots and food recommendations. It's a quiet space for up to 13 people to settle in and explore the Kullu valley. As one guest said, it feels like a home away from home.”

5 bedroomsSleeps 136 beds6 bathsHouseWi-FiHot water (geyser)

A look around

What's here

The first thing you notice is the garden. A proper lawn, ringed by trees, with the Himalayas in the background. As one guest put it, "they have the best garden you all, I love their garden." The home itself is built with local stone and wood, with balconies that look out towards the mountains. Inside, there are five bedrooms, each with its own attached bathroom and hot water from a geyser. In total, the home has six beds and can accommodate groups of up to 13. The rooms are simple and clean, with king beds and large windows. Guests have mentioned the rooms are "spacious, clean, and very well-maintained with all the necessary amenities." The kitchen is available for guest use. The host lives nearby and often helps guests plan their time in the valley. "The host was extremely helpful and friendly and even arranged the best spots and locations for us to visit," said a recent visitor. It’s a place people come back to, a space that feels like a "home away from home."

What guests wrote

5.0· 40 stays

“I had the most wonderful stay at this property in July! 🌿 The accommodation was super comfortable and peaceful, surrounded by such a calming atmosphere. The host was incredibly warm and welcoming, guiding us to explore beautiful nearby places and giving excellent food recommendations that made our trip even more special. Every little detail was taken care o...”

Parul Katal

“I went to this property in July with my friends and we all had so much fun. Everything was 10/10. I can barely complaint on anything. I mean from food to accommodation all was so amazing & pleasing. We had the best time there. Moreover the owner was so welcoming and helped us to explore nearby areas. Also, they have the best garden you all, I love their gard...”

Vanshika Singh

“My stay was truly excellent. The room was spacious, clean, and very well-maintained with all the necessary amenities. Housekeeping did an outstanding job in ensuring everything was spotless and comfortable. The ambiance was pleasant and relaxing, which made my stay thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality.”

Vidhi Khosla

“If you’re looking for a peaceful stay with a beautiful view, this is definitely the place to choose. The host was extremely helpful and friendly and even arranged the best spots and locations for us to visit.”

Aditya V

Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Manali is the hub of the Kullu valley, a starting point for high-altitude passes and a destination in its own right. A short drive takes you to the Solang valley for its summer meadows and winter skiing. From there, the Atal Tunnel, an engineering feat at over 10,000 feet, provides year-round access to the Lahaul valley.

Closer to the home are the essentials. The Hadimba Devi temple, a 16th-century wooden pagoda in a deodar forest, is a quiet, powerful place. A little further, you can explore the cafes of Old Manali or take a dip in the Vashisht hot springs.

For a serious road trip, Manali is the gateway to the Spiti valley loop. This high-desert circuit, open only from June to October via this route, takes you through some of the world's highest villages, including Kaza, Ki monastery, and Kibber.

Logistics

Getting there.

By air: The nearest airport is Bhuntar (KUU) in Kullu, about 50km away. It has limited flights, and weather can cause cancellations. The most reliable all-weather airport is Chandigarh (IXC), a 300km drive through the plains and hills.

By rail: The nearest major railhead is Chandigarh. From there, it's a bus or taxi ride to Manali. Pathankot is another option, particularly if you are coming from the west.

By road: Manali is a major road hub on NH-3. Regular buses, both government-run and private, connect it to Delhi, Chandigarh, and Shimla.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The best seasons are spring to summer (March-June) when the snow melts and the valleys are green, and autumn (September-November) for crisp, clear skies and post-monsoon freshness.

The monsoon months of July and August can bring heavy rain and landslides on the national highways. Winter (December-February) sees heavy snowfall, which can be beautiful but may restrict travel. Paragliding season in the wider region peaks in October and November.

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