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Clouds & Snow Peaks Homestay w/ Breakfast, UK

Rishikesh· 4.8 · 122 stays
Clouds & Snow Peaks Homestay w/ Breakfast, UK in Rishikesh, uttarakhand, hero photo
A quiet home in Mussoorie, surrounded by dense forest. The rooms are clean and open onto balconies with views of the valley and distant snow peaks. It’s a place for peace, where guests say "waking up to clouds right outside the window was honestly the highlight of my trip." The road to get here is steep, but parking is available on site. A complimentary breakfast is included.
Sleeps 124 beds4 bathsHomestayWi-FiHot water (geyser)
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What's here
The last stretch of road is steep, winding up through a forest of oak and pine. When you arrive, the air is still. The only sounds are birds and the wind in the trees. This is a home built for the views, with large windows and balconies that look out over the valley. On clear days, the snow-capped Himalayan range is visible in the distance. The home has four bedrooms, each with its own attached bathroom with a geyser for hot water. The rooms are simply furnished, designed to let the landscape outside be the focus. The home is pet-friendly, and there is Wi-Fi and power backup. Room heaters are available on request for colder nights. A complimentary breakfast is included with your stay. Guests find a sense of calm here. As one visitor, Paarth Chaddha, put it: "Waking up to clouds right outside the window was honestly the highlight of my trip." Another found that the "complete property is surrounded by dense forest, chilly air, view was marvellous."
What guests wrote

4.8· 122 stays

At first when we were about reach the property we got little tired. But when we reached the property it was an amazing experience, the complete property is surrounded by dense forest, chilly air, view was marvellous. Weather was changing after every hour. This place is just out of the world in sense of location, views & comfort. Highly recommend. Thanks to c...
SaJaY SiNgH RaJpUT
Amazing place, very peaceful place, everywhere trees & birds. Beautiful weather.
Siddharth Bhargav
Place is really nice Road is steep View is beautiful
Vijay kumar Dhiman
Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Mussoorie itself is a classic hill station, with the bustling Mall Road and the quieter, colonial-era lanes of Landour to explore. But the home is also a good starting point for drives deeper into Garhwal.

Rishikesh, the gateway to the region, is a few hours' drive away. Here, the evening Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat or Parmarth Niketan is a nightly ritual of lamps, chants, and devotion on the riverbank.

For serious trekkers, Chopta serves as the base for the climb to Tungnath, the world's highest Shiva temple. The 4-hour climb ends with panoramic views of the Himalayas, including the Chandrashila peak. Note that Chopta is a significant drive from Mussoorie (around 220km from Haridwar).

Auli offers vast oak and rhododendron meadows in the summer and becomes a skiing destination from December to March. The Valley of Flowers, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is accessible from the Govindghat trailhead but is only open from July to September.

Logistics

Getting there.

The nearest airport for the Garhwal region is Jolly Grant Airport (DED) in Dehradun. The closest major railhead is in Haridwar. From either Dehradun or Haridwar, Mussoorie is accessible by road via taxi or bus. Rishikesh serves as the main road hub for onward travel into the mountains.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The home is open year-round, but the mountains change with the seasons. The clearest skies and most pleasant weather are from March to June and again from September to November. This is the best time for views and trekking. The monsoon season, July and August, brings lush greenery but also the risk of landslides on mountain roads. The highest altitude destinations, like Auli and Chopta, are often closed by heavy snow from December to February.

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