A tour of the home

The Stay

An old hill home — courtyards, kitchen, garden and goth, shared as we know it.

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The spaces

Every corner of the stay

Rooms

Five private rooms, each named for a local bird.

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Rooftop Dining

Local Kumaoni meals served under the open sky.

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The Courtyard

The open stone aangan at the very heart of the home — where the morning sun lands first, chai is shared, and most of the day's comings and goings seem to pass through.

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The Open Terrace

An open rooftop of sun, chai and uninterrupted valley views — the spot to slow right down, watch the light move across the ridges, and let an afternoon quietly disappear.

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The Kitchens

Two kitchens side by side — a smoky wood-fire chulha where the old recipes are cooked, and a modern self-cook kitchenette. The warm, busy heart from which every pahadi meal arrives.

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Workspace & Library

A quiet desk and a shelf of well-loved books, for slow, connected days — answer a few emails, then look up at the hills. Proof you can work from here without ever losing the calm.

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The Garden

A fruit garden and green corners to wander — apricot and plum, herbs and flowers, tended by the family through the seasons. Step out with a cup of tea and let it pull you outdoors.

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The Farms

Terraced fields of mandua, jhangora, rajma and whatever the season brings — worked by hand the way these hills always have. Much of what reaches your plate has grown right here.

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The Goth (Cattle Shed)

The traditional goth — the old animal house, home to the cows, buffaloes and goats that are part of daily village life. A reminder that a real pahadi home still moves to the rhythm of its animals.

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Open-air Theatre

An open corner under the stars for films, folk music and gatherings — where guests and the village come together of an evening. The kind of unhurried night you never plan, but always remember.

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The Mandir

A small shrine on the grounds for a quiet moment — light a lamp, sit a while, or simply pause. A reminder that in these hills, the sacred is woven gently into everyday life.

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The Washrooms

Two shared bathrooms, set a little apart by choice and kept spotless — the authenticity of an old Kumaoni home, with modern tiling and 24×7 hot water. Heritage, without ever giving up on cleanliness.

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Good to know

Everyday comforts

Sagar & Bonfire

A traditional sagar (fire pit) and bonfire to gather around and warm up on cold nights.

Wood-fired Hot Water

The old hill way — water warmed outdoors over a fire in a kantar (steel vessel).

Hot & Cold Water 24×7

Geyser plus in-room electric kettle, round the clock.

Free Wi-Fi

Strongest near the reception & library.

Safe Parking

Open, secure parking ~100 m away.

Laundry

Washing machine, garment steamer & iron.

Power Backup

Inverter backup through any load-shedding.

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