Six rooms
Where to stay
Each room is named for a stop on the walk outside — a mani stone, the stupa, the cedar, the range — rather than a room tier. Two have their own kitchenette. There is also a common kitchen any guest can use, a sitting room beside the dining room, and the balcony.
Before you book
There are roughly 50–60 steps from the car park up to the house, and no lift. Every room is above that climb — including Mani, which is on the ground floor of the house but still up the steps from the car park. The caretaker will carry your bags.
6 of 6 rooms
Zangskar (Room 1)
FirstHas its own kitchenette.
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Deodar (Room 2)
FirstHas its own kitchenette.
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Chorten (Room 3)
FirstFor the stupa standing on the circuit.
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Dhauladhar (Room 4)
FirstFor the range that closes the far side of the valley.
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Butter Lamp (Room 5)
FirstFor the lamps kept burning in the temple hall.
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Mani (Room 6)
GroundOn the ground floor of the house — though you still climb the steps from the car park to reach it.
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Shared spaces
The balcony
Shared, and the reason most guests come back. It catches the valley at the end of the day, and it is where everyone ends up with their morning chai.
The sitting room
A shared room next to the dining room, for reading, for talking, or for waiting out an afternoon of rain.
The dining room
Where morning and evening tea and coffee happen, and where most conversations between guests start.
The common kitchen
Any guest may use it, whether or not their room has a kitchenette of its own.