HIMALAYAN ABODE
A tree house made for slowing down.
THE SPACE
Small, warm and full of little places to settle in.
A rustic tree house with wooden interiors, a peaceful seating area and balconies that offer more than just a view.
A little closer to the trees.
A quiet reminder that the house is still part of the hillside.
A house with a living tree, ample breathing space and an attic to cozy up in, with three private balconies opening out into the landscape.
THE STAY
Wake up among the trees, step onto a balcony and take your time with the valley.
THE Inside
A warm wooden space with a living tree at its heart, made for settling in and staying awhile.
THE OUTSIDE
Three private balconies to sit out, take in the view and feel a little closer to the valley.
THE DETAILS
The comforts are here.
The rest is yours to discover.
rest
King-size master bed · Quiet sitting corner · Cozy attic with double bed
BATH & OUTSIDE
Attached bathroom with Bathtub · Hot water · Essential toiletries · Three private balconies
COMFORTS
Room service · Wi-Fi · Security Cameras · Room-darkening blinds · Extra pillows & blankets
AROUND THE STAY
Café · Indoor fireplace · Outdoor seating · Bonfire area · Private parking
A FEW MOMENTS HERE
A home among the branches.
BEYOND THE STAY
And then there is is a whole valley to wander through.
Step out from among the trees and Sainj opens up around you — orchards, forest paths, mountain roads, waterfalls and small villages tucked into the valley. There is plenty to explore when you feel like going a little further.
GETTING HERE
A little way off the usual route.
Tucked into a quieter valley in the Kullu district, Himalayan Abode is reached by mountain roads that ask you to slow down before you even arrive.
From Aut, the road winds deeper into the valley, gradually leaving the busier routes behind.
Around 45 minutes from Aut Bus Stand / Tunnel (Kullu Dwar).
Private parking is available at the property.
Taxi pick-up, drop-off and sightseeing can be arranged with prior notice.
COME STAY AWHILE
Come a little closer to the trees.
A few quiet days among the trees, with mountain air, slow mornings and nowhere you need to be.