5-star luxury mountain resort with scenic Himalayan views

Location and Ambiance

Araiya Palampur is set in the picturesque Kangra Valley, surrounded by lush tea gardens and stunning Himalayan views. This location allows guests to connect with nature through activities like guided immersions and treks. The scenic environment serves as a perfect backdrop for relaxation and exploration.

Rooms

The hotel offers various accommodations, including the luxury Duplex Suite with three spacious bedrooms, perfect for family gatherings. The Executive Suites feature two large bedrooms, a separate living space, and breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar mountains. Deluxe Rooms provide a serene retreat with modern amenities and incredible vistas.

Dining

At Araiya Palampur, dining options include the all-day restaurant The Dining Room, serving authentic Kangri cuisine and diverse international dishes. Guests can also enjoy a unique dining experience at The Terrace, featuring outdoor seating with scenic views of the valley. The Old Fox Bar offers a sophisticated ambiance to unwind with drinks.

Wellness

The luxury wellness spa at Araiya Palampur is designed to rejuvenate the senses, offering a selection of Ayurvedic and Western treatments. Guests can engage in a serene environment dedicated to relaxation and holistic wellness. Signature treatments are tailored to enhance physical and mental well-being amid the natural surroundings.

Meetings and Events

The hotel provides a flexible banquet hall accommodating up to 100 guests, equipped with state-of-the-art audio-visual technology. This versatile space can host corporate retreats, weddings, or social gatherings. Scenic outdoor areas enhance the setting for memorable events.

• Location: Scenic tea gardens and Himalayan views
• Rooms: Luxury Duplex Suite with three bedrooms
• Dining: Authentic Kangri cuisine and terrace dining
• Wellness: Luxury wellness spa with Ayurvedic treatments
• Meetings: Flexible banquet hall for 100 guests
• Activities: Guided treks and outdoor experiences