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Enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains from this serene outdoor space.

NT$859 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 5 - Aug 6

Enjoy meals in a cozy dining area with wooden tables and benches, a vase with fresh flowers, and large windows.

NT$993 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 24 - Jul 25

Escape to a serene mountain retreat with a balcony and spacious patio area.

Stroll along the serene pathway surrounded by lush evergreen trees and a stone wall.

"A quiet serene location yet not too far from the busy Mall Road - the center of town. The reception can also organize a taxi or car rental service for you. Good food dining options too if you want to eat in their small cozy dining room. Rahul Pandey at reception was very hospitable and helpful. I look forward to visiting and staying here again. "

NT$1,203 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 1 - Aug 2

Stylish cabin-style building with a central entrance and two windows, set amidst a charming garden.

NT$2,682 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 24 - Jul 25

Experience the tranquility of Shoolin Jungle Lodge, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant trees.

NT$3,096 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

Enjoy meals in this dining area with a high ceiling, large windows, and a seating area with cushioned benches.

NT$963 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 27 - Jul 28

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Top Uttarakhand Hotel Reviews

Lemon Tree Premier, Rishikesh

10/10 Excellent

"A lovely hotel. Very good service by the staff. The food options were good. Hygiene and cleanliness was of very good standards. Typical challenges of a good hotel in a lower hill area. Nothing exceptional about the location but watching the Ganges flow down was serene."