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Six bedroom house with mountain views near Nainital

nainital· 5.0 · 123 stays

“A quiet home near Bhimtal, away from the crowds. The rooms are clean and spacious, most with balconies looking out at the valley. The food is simple and home-cooked - guests recommend the veg Maggi with tea. After 7pm, there's pin-drop silence. It's a place for a slow pause in the Kumaon hills.”

6 bedroomsSleeps 126 beds6 bathsHouseWifiHot Water

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What's here

The first thing you notice is the quiet. A guest once said that morning coffee here, with the view and the silence, felt special. This home is in a small village near Sattal, away from the main tourist belt of Bhimtal. The air is fresh, and after 7pm, there is pin-drop silence. The home is spread across multiple floors, with six bedrooms and six attached bathrooms, accommodating up to 12 people. Rooms are a mix of king, queen, and twin beds, and most open onto private balconies. The views look out over the valley, a patchwork of fields and distant hills often laced with morning mist. The decor is simple and modern, with art on the walls and large windows that let in the mountain light. The staff, particularly Himanshu, are often mentioned by guests for their quiet, helpful presence. The food is a real highlight here. It is not a fancy menu, but simple, home-cooked meals that taste of the place. Guests have loved the Mutter Mushroom, Egg Curry, and crispy corn. As one guest put it, "Food was one of the best parts of the stay. Everything tasted amazing." Another found that the simple things were best: "Don’t miss trying their veg Maggi and tea; it’s the perfect combo with that peaceful view." It is, as a visitor wrote, a place for those looking for peace, good food, and a beautiful morning view. "If one is looking for peaceful stay away from hustle bustle, this is the one."

What guests wrote

5.0· 123 stays

“I had a great 2-day stay at this property in Sattal and Bhimtal. The view is beautiful, and the place feels calm and peaceful. Rooms are clean, well-maintained, and comfortable. Common areas are very clean as well. The location is easy to reach and away from the crowd. It’s perfect if you want silence and fresh air. They welcomed us with a refreshing welc...”

Anshul Khandelwal

“Our stay at this property was nothing short of Amazing. The staff is polite, helpful and courteous. Especially the guy Himanshu. He is very polite and Active. The view from the room is beautiful and romantic. 6 out of 8 rooms are balcony rooms with beautiful valley view. Rooms are clean and spacious. Food is delicious and homemade. They do not have very fanc...”

Sapna Teotia

“I had an absolutely wonderful stay here! From the moment I arrived, everything felt warm and welcoming — truly like a home away from home. The food was delicious, freshly prepared, and full of flavor every time. The room was spotless, comfortable, and well cared for throughout my stay. The staff provided excellent service and communicated so kindly and effic...”

Samson Pastino

“I booked one superior room and one deluxe room for 3 nights. The only difference was bed with curtain in superior room and rest everything was exactly same. In one of the room, one curtain was short and it was fixed on request. We were feeling cold hence room heater was also provided to us on request. Staff were very accommodating. Road was bit narrow and lo...”

arpit dhawan

Where you are

nainital.

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Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

The home is a good starting point for exploring the Kumaon region. Nainital, the popular lake town and former summer capital, is a short drive away for a day trip of boating on the Naini Lake or walking the Thandi Sadak.

For a quieter outing, drive to Mukteshwar, about 50 km away. It's known for its fruit orchards and the 350-year-old Mukteshwar Temple, perched on a cliff edge at Chauli Ki Jali, which offers wide views of the Himalayan peaks on a clear day.

Wildlife enthusiasts can plan a trip to Jim Corbett National Park, India's oldest national park. The Ramnagar gate is the main entry point. The park is open from October to June and is one of the last strongholds of the Bengal tiger.

Logistics

Getting there.

The home is in the Kumaon region of the Western Himalaya.

By air: The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport (PGH), which serves the Kumaon region. From there, it is a taxi ride to the home.

By rail: The closest major railhead is Kathgodam (KGM), the gateway to Kumaon. Trains from Delhi and other major cities terminate here. Taxis are readily available at the station for the onward journey.

By road: The home is accessible by road from major cities like Delhi. Nainital serves as the main road hub for the area. The main highways are generally well-maintained, but the last few kilometres to the village can be on a narrower road.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The Kumaon hills are a year-round destination. The clearest skies and most pleasant weather are from March to June and again from September to November. These months are ideal for sightseeing and enjoying the mountain views.

The monsoon season, in July and August, brings lush greenery but also the risk of landslides, and roads can be unpredictable. The high-altitude destinations in the region, like Auli and Chopta, are closed by snow from December to February, but the lower hills around Bhimtal remain accessible and offer a crisp, cold winter experience.

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