Homestays in Panuānaula

The view, garden, food, ambience all were very good, pleasing and soothing, relaxing. Pure, pollution free environment and mountain added to the hotel experience. Staff and owner were extremely caring and catered to our all requests. Wi fi was also good and strong most of the time despite. Mountainous area. Location and view are awesome.%⁰

Rooms were comfortable, surroundings were clean and open, nice playing area in front of the room. The home cooked food was awesome.

The location was very offbeat and beautiful. The host Nitish and his family are very kind and you'll feel like a home away from your home. Had a great time at the beautiful Chakras Valley.

Very Spacious. Excellent view of the hills. Awesome food and staff. Best part was free 24*7 bonfire.

The name justifies quite well! The place is beyond heaven. Firstly its location, right at the heart close to all the facilities as well as view points. The stay has 360 view, from morning sunrise to snow capped Himalaya and from sunset views to hues painted mountains in the evening. This place has it all what youre looking for. The host is a delight. Its a home like feeling, everyone is so nice and loving.

Amazing experience in pinak home stay. And food is so delicious 😋

It was amazing experience staying at Mehra Cottage. Every staff at this property was great. They were very nice, polite and humble. Vaibhav Mehra and his father are genuinely very nice people. Their hospitality was great, they went over and beyond to help make our stay enjoyable. I would definitely recommend Mehra Cottage to my friends and colleagues.

Amazing food & lovely property

Great place, friendly hosts and yummy food!

Zenoaks Farm Stay - A Hidden Gem in Binsar Nestled on a hill in the serene environs of Binsar near Almora, Zenoaks Farm Stay offers a magical retreat for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil getaway. My week-long stay here was nothing short of extraordinary. Arrival and First Impressions We arrived late at night and were greeted by Manoj, the warm and ever-smiling host, who met us with a torch at the base of the hill. Accompanying him was Vishal, a young bellboy who effortlessly carried our luggage up the 300-meter climb while I struggled to catch my breath. The path, illuminated only by the torchlight, led to a magical sight: the farm stay glowing with string lights and a warm cup of hot chocolate awaiting us. The welcoming atmosphere, combined with the rustic kitchen area with its simple shed and cozy seating, set the tone for our stay. Accommodation We stayed in a charming cottage, a simple yet comfortable structure made of wood and mud. The room was spacious, well-insulated against the cold, and included two double cots, a single cot, and a firewood place. The highlight was the breathtaking view of the majestic Trishul and Nanda Parbat mountain ranges, visible right from the cottage. Cleanliness and ample bedding made it one of the coziest places I’ve stayed at. Food and Dining The dining experience was a standout. On our first night, Manoj—doubling as a chef due to his chef’s absence—whipped up a delicious meal in just 15 minutes. The menu offered delightful options like aloo parantha, aloo pyaaz parantha, and sandwiches, all prepared using fresh ingredients from the farm. The tea, made with farm-fresh milk and premium tea leaves, was heavenly. A conversation with Manoj about Kumaoni cuisine left me eager to try a traditional meal. Adding to the experience, I got to sample fresh fruits like apples, bananas, and kiwis straight from the farm.