These are a set of 2 rooms and are named after the Trishul peaks (7,120 m) visible from anywhere in the rooms. The side of the room facing the snow peaks is all glass and affords fabulous views of the Sanctuary and snow peaks. They also have a covered deck and a large shared veranda overlooking the Himalayan peaks. They are independent, identical and adjacent to each other and can be booked independently. They are 100 metres / 50 stairs from the dining room. A fantastic option if you want to wake up to the views of Trishul peak from your bed. Our best rooms. More…

This room is named after the Chestnut tree that grows in its veranda. This is a large room, with wooden-floor, mud walls on 2 sides and windows / glass doors on 2 sides. It has an open veranda in front. When the glass doors are completely open the room merges with the forest around. There is a rock that has been left uncut in the room which will be a joy for children. The room is 100 metres / 70 stairs from the dining room. This is the largest room we have and it is a great option for a family of 4. More…

These are a set of 2 rooms and are named after the Nanda Ghunti peak (6,309 m) that is visible from both rooms. Both the rooms are independent, identical and adjacent to each other. The rooms are cozy, with wooden-floor, wood-panelled walls, windows on 2 sides and a balcony that merges into the forest and has fantastic views of the Himalayan peaks. The rooms are 100 metres / 60 stairs from the dining room. They are Ideal for couples or families with one child. More…

These are a set of 2 rooms and are named after the Rhododendron tree that paints a vivid red just in front of the rooms. Both the rooms are independent, largely identical and adjacent to each other. These are our most traditional rooms – stone floor, mud walls and bamboo mat ceiling. The rooms share a large veranda, with magnificent views of the sunset and the rolling hills to the south. They are the rooms closest to the dining room (just a flight of stairs up) and are ideal for senior folks and families with young children. More…

Named after the Walnut tree that stands next to the cottage. We have 1 Walnut cottage. It is a stone and wood construction with a traditional style roof – made of what are locally called Pataal (long, thin and rough stone tiles). It has a veranda and a wooden deck which gets abundant sunshine that keeps you connected to the forest around and makes a fantastic option for bird-watching. It is an absolute joy in the winter. Ideal for couples / families seeking privacy. More…

This is glamour camping! They have a tin roof with the tents fitted underneath. These are permanent structures, with a wooden floor, a 2.5 feet high wall along the sides of the room, an attached (en-suite) bathroom with running hot water and electricity. They have private covered verandas that look out to the forest. The tents are in different parts of the property with plenty of private space. We have 2 Swiss Cottage Tents. Our most affordable accommodation, they are ideal for couples / families wanting to experience camping, albeit with some creature comforts. More…

Would you like to experience life in the Himalayas, spend a night in a tent and shun the modern transportation means in favour of your own two feet? Binsar Village Stay program is for you! More…