Palatial colonial-era room for a romantic getaway

Established over more than a century ago, this palatial colonial-era dwelling is tucked away in a swathe of deodars and rhododendrons and stands in an oasis of calm, away from the din of the main town. With a bright clay-red hip-roof popping out over its stark-white exteriors, the house is unmistakeable. Closer, it features a façade populated by arch-windows, balconettes, and wood-panelled ledges. Indoors, a lengthy corridor sprawled in a red runner carpet connects the various bedrooms and other areas of the house. On offer is a spacious bedroom that can easily host up to three guests. Sheltered under a dark-finish cladded ceiling, it is floored in wood-stain hardwood and decorated in a mix of antique and modern elements. The bedroom comes equipped with a plush double bed that is inset in a mirrored wall alcove behind it, a vanity dresser, fretwork cushioned chairs, and nightstands. Ensconced in the cosy comforts of the bedroom, stepping out might present a challenge in itself! Although here, countless enjoyable activities await you outdoors such as master-chef classes, stargazing nights with telescopes, and a slew of the adventure activities like river rafting.

It is a 180 year old unique heritage boutique property nestled amidst oak trees and semi wild forest. The rooms are spacious and elegantly appointed and offer a blend of colonial era and modern facilities. High ceilings, large bathrooms, wooden flooring with Himalayan snow capped mountain views from room.

Guests are requested to provide valid ID proof at the time of check-in.