Hoteles cerca de Naguni Waterfall en Dharamshala

“This is a beautiful brand new hotel that has a wonderful view. The Manager Akshit upgraded our room and helped us book taxis. His hospitality was excellent, he even drove us to our bus stop and waited with us to ensure we got the right bus. Akshit was excellent and we loved our stay!”

“Amazing hotel had a fabulous time superb location stunning view but what really made it was the staff who made us feelso at home nothing too much trouble. Big shout out to Vijay who elevate our whole stay with his help and friendship”

“I stayed hotel the crown and liked overall”

“it was nice to stay in Pong view”

“A bit away from the central market but very peaceful. It is mini tibet. The rooms are spacious. Hotel serene. Staff very helpful. Ms. Rupali receptionist, ms. Cherry, himmatbhai and all restaurant and room service staff polite and always helpful. Food needs little improvement. Every room must have hot water geyser or boiler. They have solar connection for hot water but it takes time to get hot water. In house laundry is an advantage. Rates are reasonable for all services. We have stayed there...

“Property was great, will visit again next time I am in India with my kids and family. ”

“We, as a family, had wonderful experiences at this Hotel. Checkin was smooth. Food was awesome. View from the room were breathtaking, beautiful! It rained overnight very heavily and experienced a water leak in some areas, but Hotel staff was very prompt in responding to the situation. Checkout had a glitch with International credit cards, but managed with UPI payment options. One word of caution though, this place is not for the faint hearted people, its very stiff climb up the stairs to top...

“Wonderful stay, with comfortable accomodations, and incredibly kind and helpful staff on such a beautiful and tranquil property. ”

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“Staff were fab and extremely helpful. ”

“Our balcony had a clear view of the Dauladhar Range and we enjoyed our morning cup of tea watching the snow streaked mountains and listening to bird song”