Hotels In Manali

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Nestled away in the foothills of the Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh, Manali is one of India’s most loved hill destinations. It lies north of the famous Kullu valley and boasts of the River Beas, which flows right through this picturesque town. It’s mist-covered hills and romantic landscapes have helped Manali earn the title of “India’s Honeymoon Capital”. Before this town earned the name of one of the most loved destinations in India, Manali was the favourite summer getaway for former Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. Today, it serves as a gateway into the Spiti and Lahaul districts and Leh in Jammu and Kashmir.

Best Time to Visit Manali - Manali is situated at an average elevation of 1800 to 2000 m above sea level, giving the town a predominantly cold weather. One can choose to visit the town anytime during the year. The best time to visit Manali, however is during the months of March to June, when the temperature ranges from a pleasant 10°c to about 25°c. If you want to experience snowfall, make sure you visit the hill town the months of November to February. Temperatures dip to as low as -1°c during these months and is ideal for winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding. There are number of good hotels and resorts open during this time, so you can enjoy Manali to the fullest.

EXPLORE MANALI HOTELS

When it comes to accommodation in Manali, there’s something for everyone. If you’re a traveller looking for affordable accommodation, you can choose from a range of 2-star, 3-star and budget hotels in Manali. You can also choose from a number of upscale resorts that come with a number of amenities and entertainment options. Treebo hotels in Manali, are the perfect choice for solo travellers, couples, families, and groups who are on a budget. Our hotels are currently present in Old Manali, Hadimba Road, and Kullu Naggar. Whatever your purpose in Manali, you’ll find that Treebo Hotels are the best choice for luxury on a budget. Book Popular Treebo hotels in Manali here: Treebo Woodstock Inn

Couple Friendly Hotels In Manali - Home to the spectacular Kullu Valley, beautiful forests and the River Beas, Manali has become a popular romantic destination in India. If you’re looking for suitable hotels in Manali for unmarried couples, you needn’t. A number of hotel chains like Treebo Hotels offer excellent couple friendly rooms in Manali, where you can be free of judgement. In addition to this, these hotels also offer comfortable rooms with excellent amenities.

WHY CHOOSE A TREEBO HOTEL IN MANALI

Treebo has managed to set up a successful line of hotels in Manali. When looking for suitable hotels in Manali, choose a Treebo Hotel. Treebo offers a selection of Acacia (Single), Oak (Standard), Maple (Deluxe), and Mahogany (Premium) category rooms to suit your needs. Each of these rooms are equipped with amenities that includes air-conditioning, TV with cable/DTH, an attached bathroom complete with free branded toiletries, and comfortable, well-made beds. Choose from Treebo’s best hotels in Manali and you can enjoy free WiFi and a complimentary breakfast. Other services and amenities provided across properties include round-the-clock security and free parking. Make sure you complete your Manali hotel booking in advance however, as Treebo Hotels sell out quickly.

MORE ABOUT MANALI

Best Places to Stay in Manali - Almost every neighbourhood in Manali offers stunning views of the hills. However, if you wish to get the best out of your trip look for hotels in Manali to suit your requirements. If you prefer absolute peace and quiet, look for hotels in Old Manali. This neighbourhood is less crowded and more beautiful than New Manali. If you’d rather stay closer to Manali’s beautiful monuments, looking for hotels near Hadimba Road makes sense. This road connects the new city to the ancient Hadimba Temple. If you’re looking for a place that will treat you to stunning views of the mountains, look for hotels in Kullu Nagar. This locality is situated on the banks of the River Beas and is quite a distance from the main city.

Events in Manali - Manali is home to a number of tribes, who all have their own unique culture. The beliefs and cultures of these locals are beautifully displayed during the town’s many festivals. The town's popular for the Hadimba Devi fair, which honours the Goddess of the same name. The most famous celebration near Manali is Dussehra, which attracts lakhs of tourists from around the world. The festival takes place over seven days. ON the first day of the festival, locals from Manali carry the idol of Hidimba Devi to Kullu in an ornate chariot. A procession is held in the town where hundreds of gods and goddesses are mounted on decorated palanquins. The festivities end on the seventh day with the burning of the effigies of Ravana, Meghnath and Kumbhakarna. Other popular festivals in Manali include the Winter Carnival in January, the Spring Festival in April, and the Winter Sports Carnival in mid-February. Hotels during these festivals tend to sell out quickly, so it makes sense to complete your Manali hotel booking in advance to enjoy your vacation completely.

Experiences in Manali - Manali has plenty to offer for travellers, whether you’re backpacking or honeymooning. A few places to visit in Manali include the Hidimba Devi Temple, the Rohtang Pass, the Solang Valley, Bhrigu Lake, Old Manali, Naggar Castle, Manu Temple, Vashist Temple, Gauri Shankar Temple, Beas Kund, and Manikaran Gurudwara. If you’re looking to put up near these attractions, you’ll find a number of Manali hotels nearby. To savour the local flavours of Manali, dine at restaurants like Rose Garden, Martin’s, Johnson’s Cafe, Casa Belle Vista, Chopsticks, Drifter’s Cafe, and Siddu. You might also be lucky enough to have an in-house restaurant at your accommodation in Manali. For a little local shopping, head to Mall Road, Old Manali Market, Bhuttico, and Tibetan Market. You’ll find everything from warm clothes to Tibetan trinkets here. If you’re visiting Manali in winter, make sure you give winter sports like Skiing a shot.