This is the most beautiful hotels to stay in Ranikhet, and we enjoyed every second of our stay here. We were travelling from Chukori to Corbett and decided to stay in ranikhet on the way for one night. The Hotels in sadar Bazaar for one night stay were poorly below average, and we were contemplating whether we made a mistake... More

The Hotel is at an extreme end of Ranikhet, Situated at a dead end off the famous mall road of Ranikhet, the property is 130 years old. With a beautiful view of the Himalayas on one side and the forests of Corbett on the other, the place is definately for people who love the feel of nature. The rooms are... More

A great place to stay to compliment a visit to a lovely/quiet hill town in the Himalayas. The building is over 150 years old colonial structure, if i remember right. Its quaint, spiral staircases, wooden floors, big windows, and a large area outside to sit out or explore. The food was great as well, infact on one of the trips... More

Ranikhet is itself a low crowded place to visit, where most of the part is covered by the Jungle. We visited there last year in first week of August, during the Monsoon. During our trip to Ranikhet we were full of regrets, that whey did we plan for this trip in Monsoon, as it was heavily raining all around. Thankfully... More

Its a 150 year old "heritage" property nestled on the Mall Road and is very quite. It has open spaces and on a clear day you will get amazing views of the Himalayn Range.... It has a main buiding and some cottages. We stayed first night in the cottage and then shifted to a main building Room. I would suggest... More

The property is very gud. Staffs are excellent....services are too gud.....its like staying at home away from home....Hospitality is excellent.......Location is too gud.....but one should go in a group to enjoy the every aspects of the property.....Chinese Food in their menu is par excellent. More

We stayed at Chevron Ranikhet during our honeymoon. Its a charming hotel, converted from a century-old British home. The quaint architecture and furniture only added to the ambience and charm of the place. We went in winter, with temperatures hitting 0C, but the bonfires lit by the hotel staff in the evening, and the dinner they served warmed up right... More

We stayed in this property for 2 nights on 17th and 18th December'09. The location of the hotel is "picture perfect" and the rooms allotted to us were spacious too and that seemed to be the problem, as because of the intense winter cold the heating was woefully inadequate and the heaters (?) provided were sadly very inadequate and despite... More

Everything is this hotel was cold, cold, cold-they heat with space heaters that don't really work well-we slept with all our clothes on , including coats and hats. They don't have enough space heaters-we were in cottage-like rooms with two sleeping areas-we all (four of us) piled into one bed and tried to sleep. The little sitting area between the... More