Hôtels à Kankhal à Haridwar

« This is a little gem of a boutique hotel very close to the Ganges. The neighborhood is a little rough, but transportation can take you nearly to the front door and once through it, you’re transported into a world of elegance and comfort. The chef in the restaurant is first class and the food absolutely superb. The rooms were comfortable and spacious with plenty of amenities. The views were sensational across the valley. And the Staff were helpful, compassionate and knowledgeable. Highly...

« Booked Ekaanta for the first time and honestly I was a little nervous because wellness properties can sometimes feel either too commercial or too strict, but this stay was such a pleasant surprise. The entire place feels very calm and peaceful from the moment you enter, especially with the Ganga views and slower pace around the property. I also tried the Ayurvedic massage and absolutely loved it. It was deeply relaxing and honestly one of the highlights of the stay. The wellness experience...

« Place is clean, staff are helpful, bkfst is very good »

« Amazing stay with clean and spacious room, hygienic room, location is on main road with amazing service easy check in and out, only issue is no ventialtion in room like window if fixed and closed , AC, TV, wifi all available and working properly, restaurant is also available to take dinner »

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« I had a wonderful stay at the hotel.rooms were clean and comfortable .A very warm staff and very wonderful service.i really appreciate hotel staff members »

« It was a peaceful and comfortable stay »

« What is great? Overall Property location, staff, rooms and maintenance and services are great. You can walk to Har ki Paudi and Roopeway to Mansa Devi easily in addition to being close to famous eateries and markets. What are the challenges? 1. Near by area stinks of cow dung and is messy (but then this is Har ki Paudi, Haridwar). 2. From Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Parking to the hotel walk is challenging if you have heavy bags or strollers as the area is heavily crowded area). Though the...

« Après avoir fait le tour du Rajasthan et à partir de Delhi, il me semblait obligatoire d'aller voir le Gange à Haridwar (4h30 de train aller, train très confortable, traversée de paysages différents et rencontres de voyageurs indiens et au bout, un pèlerinage très différent de celui de Bénarès car beaucoup de gaieté, d'ambiance bon enfant...). Aucune déception, que du bonheur (ne pas hésiter à demander à l'hôtel un guide (gratuit d'ailleurs !) pour vous accompagner le soir au centre de la...