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Hotel: Corbett Riverside Resort

City: Corbett

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Hotel: Ashoka Tiger Trail

City: Corbett

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Ashoka's Tiger Trail Resort offers you an British era stay in Victorian styled cottages ( as is being offered in the Dhikala range) with thatched roofs in remote village of Dhela on the southern periphery of the Jim Corbett National Park -a stay in the wilderness close to protected areas and nature reserves. Spread in over 4.5 acre of land our resort in Jim Corbett National Park which is surrounded by electrified fencing for your safety is a dense island of various varities of wild trees and plant growing naturally with cottages placed haphazardly all over.

Hotel Facilities

Billiards or pool table | On-site medical assistance available | Swimming pool outdoor | Arcade/game room | Massage - spa treatment room(s) | Spa tub | Multiple large conference rooms

Room Amenities

The resort offers comfortable accommodation in elegantly decorated air conditioned cottages with thatched roof and all amenities and facilities. Each cottage features a living room, bedroom, hand crafted furniture, attached washroom and a verandah from where one can savour the breathtaking view of the surrounding jungle.

Air conditioning | Daily housekeeping | Mountain View | Non-smoking only | Private bathroom | Separate dining area | Separate sitting area

Dining

The resort boasts of serving sumptuous food at its multi cuisine restaurant with warm hospitality and personalized attention.

Check-In Time: 12:00 p.m. | Check-Out Time: 12:00 p.m.

Customer Reviews of Ashoka Tiger Trail (Show Reviews)

Submitted by Prince (Jun 2010)

"Hotel is good but as per promises of check-in time 10:00am made by them they are not able to give room in time. Food is to expensive rest is OK. Staff is cooperative."
Submitted by Jennie (Nov 2007)

"The Ashoka Tiger Trail consists of a series of very nice cottages. Mine included a porch, sitting room, bedroom and very large and modern bathroom. It was lovely and very comfortable. This is obviously a fairly new resort, and they are in the process of constructing a pool which I'm sure will be lovely when finished. The standard of meals at Ashoka was excellent - some of the best food that I've had over my month in India. The staff were very friendly and attentive, checking regularly if I needed anything. During my stay, I went on a nature walk directly from the resort into the jungle, and saw deer, elephant and monkeys. The resort also provided a jeep safari at dawn, where I saw a tiger - which was more than I was expecting, and they also booked my elephant safari. I was very happy with the standard of accomodation, food and service at Ashoka and would recommend it to others."
Submitted by Rohit (Mar 2009)

"The decor of the hotel is just awesome. We loved staying here. Just the food was expensive. Better to choose accomodation including food."
Submitted by Shuji (Feb 2010)

"Jungle safari is too expensive and no good service."

Hotel: Hotel Annabella

City: Ranikhet

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Hotel Annabella enjoys quite an enviable location in Ranikhet. It is quietly tucked away from the main road and provides tranquil settings for those who are looking to escape the mundane baloney of the city life. Each of the rooms there offers total privacy with full glass-windows on snow-mountain-facing walls.

Hotel Facilities

24hrs room service | Telephone service | Laundry facilities | High speed internet access( chargable) | Living room with sofa cum bed in suite room | DTH cable services | Tea & coffee corner inside the suite room ( self) | Multicuisine restaurant | All types of toiletaries | Parking facilities | Meeting facilities | Board Room | Meeting rooms

Room Amenities

The rooms at Annabella are comfortable and tastefully decorated and offer its patrons all the necessary modern amenities. Each of the rooms there offers total privacy with full glass-windows on snow-mountain-facing walls.

Private bathroom | Color television | Newspaper | Safe | Telephone

Internet: Available | Parking Facility: Available

Check-In Time: 11:00 a.m. | Check-Out Time: 10:00 a.m.

Hotel: Chevron Rosemount

City: Ranikhet

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Chevron Rosemount is housed in a 110 year old bungalow. Built in traditional Kumaoni style, it undulates to many levels, has stone walls, the floors are wood and the ceilings very high. Much of the old furniture and accessories have been retained, consequently, the hotel has thick, dark wood furniture, coarse golden electric switches and tall windows with skylights. The walls of the reception are all wood paneled and large mirrors are put up on the walls. A magazine rack stands in one of the corners. The bungalow roosts on the edge of a hill, a large garden surrounding it, and dropping down to unending valleys. During winters, the brilliant vista of snow peaks Ranikhet is so famous for stare at the guests, stretching in a 180 degrees arc, covering 300 kms. Chevron Rosemount is charming indeed!

Rooms
The 14 rooms are divided into the categories of Deluxe rooms, Pine View Deluxe rooms, Nirvana Suite and Independent Cottage Suite. The Pine View Deluxe rooms have a charming window seat overlooking the vista of the snow peaks. The rooms are incredibly large and sport the century old furniture. There is a quaint mantle over the fireplace and an antiquated writing table adorns a corner. Rugs are spread over the creaking wooden floor and an old-world dressing table adds to the charm of the room. Amenities here include telephone and television with satellite connection. En suite washrooms have a shower, geyser and massage shower. Bath amenities include shampoo, moisturiser and soap. The Nirvana Suites are only larger with the amenities being the same. The Deluxe rooms are in a separate block that has been recently built. The decor here is ordinary and the amenities are the same as the Pine View Deluxe rooms. The Cottages comprise a living room and a bedroom with similar amenities.

Dining
The decor of the restaurant oscillates between antiquated and quirky with old Victorian and Biblical paintings, archaic china pieces on the mantle and old stamps framed together and put up on the walls! The restaurant serves Indian and Chinese fare.

Hotel Facilities
A small alcove adjacent to the restaurant is the sitting room with a music system, cushy couches, shelves full of books and a winding staircase in a corner. Games on offer include badminton, carom and cricket. A flight of stairs from the garden leads you to the kids' play area. The hotel offers facilities such as sightseeing, car rental, laundry service, bon fire nights.

Location
Chevron Rosemount is in the peaceful Cantonment area, 4 kms from the Ranikhet bus stand.

Customer Reviews of Chevron Rosemount (Show Reviews)

Hotel: The Pavillion

City: Nainital

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Ever heard of the adage ‘old is gold’? About 50 years old, The New Pavillion is probably one of the oldest hotels in Nainital. Located in one of the higher roads of Nainital, this hotel has a very strong appeal of the British Era, which is still resplendent in its walls, roof, balcony and in the corridors. Built in wood originally, it has undergone many stages of renovation, but has successfully managed to retain its old fervour. The wooden floors, the design of the bed, wardrobe and the doors and windows is reminiscent of the hotel's age old lineage of service.

Hotel Facilities

One meeting/conference room | Parking (surcharge) | Room service | Golf - miniature nearby | Golfing nearby

Room Amenities

A conglomeration of New Wing and Old Wing today, The New Pavillion houses a total of 36 rooms divided into Deluxe rooms (5), Standard Rooms (16), Standard Family Suite (4) and Deluxe Family Suite (7) Set in an old fashion, the Deluxe family Suite is a combination of two bedrooms in succession, the first room complete with 2 sofa chairs and a centre table, phone, cabinet and full length mirror. The second bedroom has a satellite television, study desk in addition to the other facilities. There are two bathrooms, located at the far end of the second bedroom. Both the bathrooms have shower cubicles with amenities like soap, toilet paper and towels. The Standard family Suite is the same as above in terms of structure, services and facilities, except the fact that the second bedroom has an additional sofa set and a unique fireplace.

Sofa Chairs | Centre table | Study Desk | Shower cubicles | Phone | Cabinet

Dining

The restaurant is as quaint as the rest of the hotel with beautiful stained glass painting complementing an artwork of stained glass covering one of the walls. Another wall full with hand prints adds a tangent modern touch to the place. With 45 guest seating capacity here, it is a delight to savour the delicious Indian and Chinese cuisines prepared by the master chefs. Internet: Not Available | Parking Facility: Available

Customer Reviews of The Pavillion (Show Reviews)

Submitted by Ashutosh Pandey (Mar 2007)

"Hotel condition was okay but hot water supply was very poor."
Submitted by Konesh (Dec 2008)

"A heritage hotel which is very convenientely located. Warm and hospitable staff. Only problem I faced was non-availability of running hot water. But the staff was helpful on providing hot water on request."
Submitted by Guest User (Dec 2006)

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Submitted by Rajeev (Jun 2010)

" Stayed at The Pavilion, Nainital for 3 nights from June 12, 2010 till June 14, 2010, group included four couples and four kids. Our experience at this hotel was kind of mixed. Lets start with good things first. 1) Location is very good, just next to the High Court - if you are coming from Kaladhungi side, you can easily drive up the hotel without being caught up in any traffic. People looking to be away from crowds and still be in walking distance of Mall Road will like it. Those looking for Naini Lake view or "right on the Mall" option should avoid it. 2) Mall Road/Naini Lake is 10 minutes walk downhill. You can enjoy shopping at candle shops on the way. But walking back uphill to hotel will be tiring, so recommend to take a taxi that costs between Rs. 60 to 100. 3) Hotel has nice little play area for kids and a garden. We had 4 kids in our group and they thoroughly enjoyed the open space they had for themselves. 4) We stayed in "Garden Facing Heritage Suites" - these rooms were spacious with separate sitting area, verandah overlooking the garden had sitting area for each room as well. So you could enjoy your cup of tea while kids played in the garden. 5) Hotel staff was generally polite and helpful. 6) Hotel restaurant served nice food, we did not opt for meal plan and had ala-carte dinner once. Masala tea was not good. Now for the sore points: 1) Rooms were not aesthetically done, in fact they were not done at all. Very basic furniture - we booked four rooms and all had different kind of beds - One room had a bed with pillars at each corner and one the pillar blocking view to TV, it would have made sense if there was a bed canopy or something but they were just naked ugly pillars. Another room had two large cots put together to form a double bed with standard size mattresses on them leaving around 9" uncovered bed on both sides! 2) Sofa, center table and chairs in seating area were all different. Sofa had all sorts of stains. Entire furniture gave a look and feel that it had been accumulated over the years from different junk yard sales. 3) Washrooms were clean, but not well stocked. They provide only mini soaps and two towels. Flush in two of the washrooms were non-functional on day one (they were repaired on complaint), washroom door in one room would not lock. One room had a bathtub and others did not. Though hot water supply was good. 4) TV in each of the four rooms had bad reception and were hardly of any use. 5) There is no ceiling fan and we did not need any as it rained on two of the three nights we stayed there. I am not sure if you could get away without one on a hotter night. 6) We requested for a camp fire to be arranged for our group, but hotel manager refused. To conclude we felt though hotel had nice look and feel to it, good location but rooms were not well kept. It was certainly not the quality you would expect after paying Rs 3750 per night! Certainly not the value for money. Would recommend to people looking for spacious hotel in nice location away from crowds and not particular about in room luxury. "
Submitted by Sanjay (Jun 2010)

"The hotel did not care for the guests since the booking was made from makemytrip.com. The bathrooms were awful and leaking. We could not sleep for three nights. Despite informing the reception nothing was done to fix the bathroom."

Hotel: Chevron Fairhavens

City: Nainital

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A heritage property over 150 years old, the Chevron Fairhavens is a quaint resort enveloped with beautiful flowers and a manicured lawn. Dating back to 1925 when the property was a unit of the YWCA, Chevron Fairhavens boasts of the characteristic high ceilings, wooden floors and cosy fireplaces. Converted to a hotel in the early 1990s, this heritage property has been renovated to provide all modern luxuries to its guests while retaining its original ambiance of warmth and comfort.

The resort offers the idyllic retreat for nature lovers and romantic couples alike. A stone cottage with wooden floors and ceiling crafted with exquisite glass chandeliers and century old paintings, the Chevron Fairhavens is a must visit for all holiday goers.

Rooms
Chevron Fairhavens offers Deluxe rooms divided into Lake View and Standard category. Besides this, the resort also offers Suite rooms.

Customer Reviews of Chevron Fairhavens (Show Reviews)

Submitted by Sumeet (Oct 2009)

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Submitted by Adheer Grover (Dec 2006)

"Beautiful hotel! ItÃ‚â€™s a British era structure, complete with wooden floor, high ceiling and gabled roof. The sound of your footsteps on the wooden staircase resounds through the hotelÃ‚â€™s central hall that houses the restaurant and the TV lounge. The room was carpeted even though it had a wooden flooring. Very comfortable room and large washroom. DidnÃ‚â€™t like the dining hall much though the food was great! Oh n this is a great learning place...has lots of old pictures of British era Nainital. For anyone interested in a lesson in history, the senior staff members at the hotel are willing to enlighten you. Besides this, the hotel has a great location, offering an unobstructed view of the Naini Lake from its position atop the higher reaches of Mallital. The sprawling lawn in front of the hotel is ideal to enjoy morning/evening tea. Oh n it has a huge parking lot so you donÃ‚â€™t need to park on the road! All in all, itÃ‚â€™s a convenient and comfortable place."
Submitted by Amarinder (Jun 2007)

"The hotel location is very nice. The staff is friendly and co -operative. The room was a bit small though."

Price Details	Base Price

Single Occupancy	Rs. 36,699
Twin Sharing	Rs. 18,399
Extra Adult	Rs. 7,399
Child with Bed	Rs. 5,789

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