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Himachal Pradesh - Heritage & Boutique Hotels and Home Stays |
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 Himachal Pradesh, the land of snows, is one of the most frequently visited states in India . The destination has stunning scenery as its geography is defined by mountains. If the hills fill your heart with the sound of music, this is the state in which you can climb rocks, trek the high lonesome trails, scale mountains, and ride the white water. The boutique and heritage hotels that we offer are located in Dalhousie, Dharamshala, Palampur and Shimla
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Silverton Estate, Dalhousie |
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Silverton is situated at 7000 ft, within its own one and a half acres hillside, covered with deodars, pines and oak trees and offers you some breathtaking views of the Pirpanjal and Pangi ranges. The Resort has five bedrooms with attached dressing rooms and bathrooms, drawing and dining rooms furnished in the old world style. |
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White Haven Estate, Dharamshala |
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White Haven Estate is situated at Dharamshala at an elevation of 4500 feet (1500m) above sea level, in the beautiful Kangra valley of Himachal Pradesh. The property is surrounded by its tea gardens & private forests, & commands a breath-taking & panoramic view of the Dhauladhar mountains.
Formerly known as "East Home", the house belonged to Robert Shaw, the great European adventurer and trader, and the first European to enter the Central Asian city of Kashgarh. He planted the tea garden around 1857.
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Taragarh Palace, Palampur |
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Taragarh Palace is a Welcome Heritage Hotel, situated on a 15 acre forested estate surrounded by tea gardens in the Kangra valley on the Pathankot-Mandi Road, one of the most scenic and unexplored areas of Himachal Pradesh. Located at a height of 1000 meters, Taragarh Palace is at the foot of the Dhauladhar mountains offering a magnificent view of the snow capped peaks. |
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Woodville Palace, Shimla |
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This charming palace with its overhang of trellises, surrounded by lush lawns, offers 28 rooms including royal cottage and suites furnished with understated elegance. Woodville Palace Hotel was first occupied in 1865 and is still a throwback to the heyday of the Raj and sheltered from the bustle of the hordes within its four acre property. |
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