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Mountain View Cottage w/ Food & Hospitality HP

Manali· 5.0 · 139 stays

“Welcome to your comfortable and homely stay, offering exceptional hospitality and amazing views. You'll find a property designed for relaxation, where every detail ensures you feel well taken care of by our friendly staff.”

3 bedroomsSleeps 63 beds3 bathsHouseWifiHot Water

A look around

What's here

The first thing you notice is the view. From the garden, or through the large wood-framed windows, the mountains are right there. The home is built with local stone and wood, with a green sloped roof that holds snow in the winter. Inside, the home has three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and a king-sized bed, accommodating up to six people. Rooms have large windows, simple wooden furniture, and an indoor seating area for reading or watching the weather change. There is a common dining area for meals. The bathrooms are modern, with hot water showers. The heart of the stay, according to guests, is the care provided by the team. Caretaker Abhishek and host Manoj are often mentioned by name. As one visitor wrote, "Manoj bhaiya is very nice person the food is awesome." Another guest found it to be a "homely stay in Manali." The feeling is one of being looked after. "The staff made us feel comfortable and well taken care of." The garden outside has seating and a small fire pit, with views of the valley and the peaks beyond. In winter, it’s often covered in a thick blanket of snow.

What guests wrote

5.0· 139 stays

“The stay was a 11/10 experience with all the amenities and key locations nearby. The staff was extremely polite and friendly. I would honestly recommend it to anyone who's looking for a comfortable and homely stay in Manali :)”

Anshika

“Really enjoyed my stay in cottage this property during my Manali trip. Great location, excellent hospitality, and a very good breakfast. The staff made us feel comfortable and well taken care of. Would love to stay here again”

Shashank sharma

“Great stay at Villa Cottage Plazey, Manali! Beautiful property with amazing views and perfect location. Special thanks to Abhishek (caretaker) and Mr. Manoj — very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!”

Darshit Patel

“Amazing food with great taste, we were lucky to experience live snowfall, and the owners are very humble and friendly. Overall, a really wonderful stay. Highly recommended! ❄️😊”

Yogesh

“Loved the stay. Manoj bhaiya is very nice person the food is awesome. It’s one of the best hidden gem in manali. Highly recommend this property.”

Anurag Verma

Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Manali is a hub for the Kullu valley and a gateway to the high-altitude deserts of Lahaul and Spiti.

Solang Valley and the Atal Tunnel: A short drive from Manali, Solang is known for adventure sports. The 9km-long Atal Tunnel under the Rohtang Pass provides year-round access to the Lahaul valley, a landscape that was previously cut off for six months of the year by snow.

Old Manali and Local Temples: Explore the cafes and quiet lanes of Old Manali, a world away from the bustle of Mall Road. Visit the 16th-century Hadimba Devi temple, built around a cave and surrounded by a cedar forest. A short walk away are the Vashisht hot springs, with public and private baths.

The Spiti Valley Loop: For the more adventurous, Manali is the starting point for the road trip into Spiti Valley. This high-altitude circuit, open from June to October, takes you through remote villages like Kaza and Kibber, and past ancient monasteries like Ki. The full loop requires several days and a permit for certain sections.

Logistics

Getting there.

By Air: The nearest airport is in Bhuntar (KUU), about 50km from Manali. Flights are limited and weather-dependent. The most reliable major airport is Chandigarh (IXC), a 280km drive away (approx. 8-9 hours).

By Rail: The nearest major railhead is in Chandigarh (CDG). From there, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to Manali. The scenic Kalka-Shimla toy train (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) is an option if your journey takes you through Shimla.

By Road: Manali is well-connected by road from Delhi and Chandigarh. The drive through the hills is scenic but can be slow. State-run and private buses run overnight services from both cities.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The best seasons are spring and summer (March to June) when the snow melts and the valleys are green, and again in autumn (September to November) for clear skies and crisp mountain air. The monsoon months of July and August can bring heavy rain and landslides on the national highways. Winter (December to February) brings heavy snowfall, transforming Manali into a white landscape, which many visitors come specifically to see.

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