Mukteshwar house with pool and mountain views
Mukteshwar· 4.8 · 216 stays
“Experience was so gud and food was amazing also hospitality was nice...must visit if u want peace nd want to stress out from ur mind so must visit with ur family nd friends... Anil bhaiya and pankaj bhaiya thank u for take care of me nd my family Thank u so much...😊😊 Perfect place for staycation”
“It was an awesome stay ....super delicious food and wonderful ambience of the property...Anil ji and Mukesh ji very cooperative...with proper hygiene and all the amenities... riverside trekking with Mukesh ji added much more enjoyment in our trip. Will definitely come again.”
“The service provided was excellent. The location is offbeat away from hustle bustle of city but full network connectivity was there. The homestay also provides wifi. Food was excellent . In all, a memorable stay.”
“Nice place.. Rooms were Pleasant & Cozy. Great view from the balcony. Staff was welcoming… Food was good too. Overall a great package… No regrets. Only if the floor was wooden too… it would have been far better.”
“Wonderful location. Decent property and mesmerising staff. All members were polite, humble and very supportive . App thanks to Anil and Pankaj for making our stay really great”
Mukteshwar is a good base for exploring the Kumaon region. The 350-year-old Mukteshwar Temple is a short drive away, perched on a cliff edge at Chauli Ki Jali with sweeping views of the Himalayan peaks. For wildlife, Jim Corbett National Park is a longer day trip. The park is open from October to June, and safaris can be booked from the Ramnagar gate to spot tigers, elephants, and hundreds of bird species.
By air - The nearest airport is in Pantnagar (PGH), which serves the Kumaon region. From there, it's a taxi ride to Mukteshwar. By rail - Kathgodam (KGM) is the closest railhead. It’s the last stop on the line and the gateway to Kumaon towns like Nainital, Almora, and Mukteshwar. Taxis are available at the station. By road - Mukteshwar is about 50 km from Nainital, the main road hub in the region. The drive takes you through winding mountain roads.
The best months are from March to June and again from September to November, when the skies are clear and the views are sharp. The monsoon season, from July to August, brings heavy rain and the risk of landslides on the mountain roads. In winter, from December to February, higher altitude destinations like Auli and Chopta may be closed by snow, but Mukteshwar remains accessible.
