Things Our Guests Must Know

*We respect nature and expect our guests to be considerate too. 

*Please don’t carry polythene and don’t litter the place wherever you may be.

*No weapons and drugs allowed inside the property.

*No loud music after 10pm. Most of the rooms have been provided with a small speaker for personal indulgence.

*Every guest has the right to privacy and no disturbance.

*Animals on the property are living beings and shall be treated well.  

   *Kindly don’t litter the tracks and trails. 

*Our Crew will be courteous; reciprocation is expected. Please note use of words like 'Bhai ji' and 'Didi ji' is a norm here. 

*No open fires in the rooms.

*Any damage to the property (building/fitments/linen/furniture/curtains/ appliances/books etc) will be chargeable.

*Management will not be responsible for any injury or damage due to guests' own deeds.

*Any legal issue arising between guests will be handled by the respective guests. The management reserves the right to ask the unruly guests to leave without any refund.

*Management reserves the right to deny accommodation even after a confirmed booking if the guest behaviour/demands violate these and other generally acceptable norms. No refund will be made in such cases.

 *Check-in : 12 O’clock Noon till 6 PM.

*Check out :  10 AM

(Some adjustment in these timings will be possible with advance notice and no extra cost)

*A basic first-aid kit is available with the crew and is to be made use of only in case of emergencies. You are expected to use your own routine medicines.

*Hygiene and sanitation items like sanitary napkins and diapers maybe available with the crew on payment basis. 

*Room Heaters are complimentary between 01 November and 15 March and chargeable during other times.

*It gets nippy very often. A light jacket will help even during summers. 

*During monsoons, autumn, winters and spring, a warmer/jacket is a MUST.

*During peaks of monsoons and snow spell, guests must be willing to walk a little distance while we will take care of your baggage.

*  At nearly 7,250 ft, we are technically close to High Altitude tag. However, with huge forest cover all around us, natural oxygen is not in short supply. Pl consult your doctor before booking with us. 

 *There is wildlife in the jungles that you may be trekking through. Please be careful and move out only under guidance.  

*While in Barot Valley, be

careful while approaching Uhl river.

Mountain rivers and rivulets are best

appreciated from a distance.

We are Pet-Friendly as long as the guests take responsibility of their behaviour and related issues like:

-On leash/lap when outside the room.

-Welcome into the outer part of the dining area if not aggressive.

-Poop etc to be taken care of by the guests.

-Pl carry pet's bedding and food.

-Stay is complimentary; food chargeable.

-Any damage to the property or any other asset will have to be compensated by the guests.

-Any legal issue related to pet behaviour will be the responsibility of the owners.

-No locking up the pet inside the room when the guest is out and away. 

-No banned breed/species allowed.

           WEATHER TRENDS

*EARLY APRIL TO MID-JULY : CLEAR

weather on most days; mist in the

mornings/evenings on some days.

Light jacket/windcheater shall serve

well during mornings and evenings

while days would be warm. Do bring

sun protection cream since sun rays

are pretty strong at this attitude.

MID-JULY TO MID-OCTOBER :

Rainy; mist rises from the valley

below and enters rooms. The road

beyond Jhatingiri may/may not be

motorable in which case, a 15

minutes’ walk shall be required while

we shall take care of your luggage.

Carry rain jacket and good shoes.

MID-OCTOBER TO END DECEMBER:

Cold with some snow, especially

towards end of the year. Good

woollens and accessories are a must.

EARLY JANUARY TO END MARCH:

Snowed out (generally 2 ft every

alternate year) during January and

February while March may see rains.

Road condition generally ok. Jackets and

suitable shoes will help.

  (Pl Note: These are general trends seen over past many years. Nature, as we all know, has her own way of exerting herself)