Riverfront House, Uttarakhand: Bonfire & Home-Cooked Meals
dhumakot-road· 4.8 · 126 stays
“Welcome to a tranquil retreat nestled along Dhumakot Road. Our cozy homestay offers a peaceful escape, perfect for couples or small groups seeking serenity. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of the river and the crisp mountain air.
We offer two comfortable rooms, designed for relaxation and rejuvenation. Spend your days exploring the surrounding nature, or simply unwind on our property and soak in the breathtaking views.
At ₹5000 per night (double occupancy), you'll experience genuine hospitality.”
2 bedroomsSleeps 42 beds2 bathsHouseWifiHot Water
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What's here
The house sits in a prime location, offering a breathtaking river view. Guests have raved about the peaceful surroundings and the opportunity to relax. The rooms are spacious, well-maintained, and designed with an elegant, homely feel. Many guests have mentioned the comfortable beds and the presence of all basic amenities.
Here's what guests have said:
"We stayed here as a group of four on Dec 26th, and the experience was simply amazing! The property offers a breathtaking view with a river right in front, making it a perfect getaway. We enjoyed a cozy bonfire, cooked our meals, and soaked in the peaceful surroundings."
"This homestay is truly a beautiful and peaceful place to stay...The interior design is elegant and gives a homely feeling."
"Absolutely loved our stay on Dec 26th! The riverfront view was magical, and the bonfire added the perfect touch."
The host, Shree Ram Singh ji, is known for going the extra mile. He's happy to help with food arrangements and local sightseeing recommendations. He also provides home-cooked, simple yet delicious meals made from vegetables grown on his own farm. The property includes a well-maintained garden and sitting area.
What guests wrote
4.8· 126 stays
Kajal Rawat
Rohit Kumar
Mukesh Pant
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Around the stay
Things to do nearby.
The house is ideally located for exploring the Western Himalaya region.
- Jim Corbett National Park: Explore the famous tiger reserve. The Ramnagar gate is not far away. (October-June).
- Mukteshwar Temple & Chauli Ki Jali: Visit the 350-year-old Shiva temple and enjoy the cliff-edge views.
- Tungnath / Chandrashila: Hike to the highest Shiva temple in the world (4-hour climb from Chopta).
- Valley of Flowers: (July-September only, Govindghat trailhead).
- Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat / Parmarth Niketan: Experience the evening Ganga Aarti in Rishikesh.
- Auli: (skiing December-March, otherwise oak-rhododendron meadows).
Logistics
Getting there.
The house is accessible from several major transport hubs:
- Nearest airport: Pantnagar (PGH) is 0km away, for Kumaon. Dehradun (DED) — Jolly Grant is also 0km away, for Garhwal.
- Nearest railhead: Kathgodam (0km) is the Kumaon railhead. Haridwar (0km) is the Garhwal railhead.
- Road hubs: Nainital (0km), Rishikesh (0km), Mukteshwar (50km from Nainital), Chopta (220km from Haridwar).
Seasons
Best time to visit.
The Western Himalaya is beautiful year-round. The best time to visit is from March to June for clear skies. September to November is also pleasant. Be aware that the monsoon season (July-August) can bring landslides. High-altitude areas like Auli and Chopta close in December-February due to snow.
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