Himachal Pradesh Hotels

The Cecil Shimla

You can experience the heavenly trio - luxury, hospitality and the magical mountains - at the Cecil. Cecil, Shimla turns your holiday into a perfect outing as it gives the opportunity to witness the beauty of the mountains yourself along with your family.

Hotel Woodville Palace Shimla

The history of Woodville Palace dates back to 1865, when Sir William Mansfield, Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Army became the first resident of this charming estate.

Hotel Springfields Shimla

The Springfields Hotel was once the residence of Maharaja, which is now set right for the business travellers and leisure travellers making it the foremost choice of everyone who visits Shimla.

Hotel Taragarh Palace Taragarh

Encompassing an area of 15 acres and the forested estate surrounded by tea gardens in the Kangra valley, The Taragarh Palace is one of the most scenic and unexplored areas of Himachal Pradesh.

Hotel Span Resort Manali

The Valley of Gods, Kullu, was earlier known as Kulanthpitha (end of the habitable world) due to the forbidding heights of the Greater Himalayas beyond it. Today, in the laps of the Central Himalayan Valley, it is famous for its apple orchards, wooden temples, folk music and dance.

Hotel Wildflower Hall Mashobra

The former residence of the British Commander-in-Chief, Lord Kitchener and later on a historic hotel, Wildflower Hall is set in 22 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds with a forest cover of over 3,000 trees.

Hotel Hill Top Chamba

At the doorstep of heaven, on the foothills of the Himalaya is Chamba-unexplored, untouched, a perfect holiday retreat, overlooking the snow clad peaks on one side and offering an magnificent view of the valley on the other side.

The Fort Nalagarh

The Nalagarh fort was built in 1421 during the reign of Raja Bikram Chand. The 'Garh' or fort embraces 10 acres estate of forest and orchard- built on five levels three of which have well manicured lush green areas.

The Judges Court Kangra

The 300 year old ancestral home of Justice Sir Jai Lal, a friend of Lord Hardinge and an intimate of the Maharajas of Patiala and Kapurthala has been restored to itsoriginal splendor.