Best Hotels in Chamoli
Explore Chamoli from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
New Hotel Snow Crest
"Excellent Family hotel. Staff were very courteous. The food was excellent. Rooms and linen are super clean . The hotel is quite close to the Badrinath Temple."
Amritara The Avadh
"We are happy with stayy help full staff and delicious food very coprative staff specially front office staff I don't know what to her and him name but really very helpful staff"
The Sleeping Beauty Hotel
"Ok. Thank you. Send me your location"
Harela Inn - A Boutique Himalayan Wedding Retreat
"Conveniently located on nah-7 near chamoli town. The facilities are basic but adequate. The staff members were very helpful."
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Hotel Divine Vista
"Wow hotel with wow services . The hotel location is great , very near to ISBT, and walking distance from rhe temple. The staff is very coperative and tbe was delicious. Lov to visit again ."
Hotel Dronagiri
"Room was not clean, bed was broken, bathroom was not clean, tv was not working"
Himalayan High, Auli, by Himalayan Eco Lodges
"Stayed at Himalayan high for two nights with my family. The staff is so well behaved and so friendly, I wonder where do they learn becoming so genuine people. All done to make the stay as pleasant as they can. What a warm welcome with such smiles, that from the moment you step on the property and meet anyone, it just becomes wonderful. Ashish Bhatt is just an amazing person. Having good conversations with sharing their experience and all the details that you can possibly ask for is what you will get. The food was great as well, kids loved it, I was being asked for my preferences and it was beyond expectations. We eat dinner before sunset which is a different time for the rest, but happily accommodated that as well. I will recommend that you book breakfast and dinner plan with them. After breakfast you visit all the places and then come back for dinner. Thank you so much Himalayan high for an overall fulfilling experience, would love to be back soon."
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Hotel Panchvati Inn Uttarakhand
"My experience was good. Nice staff. Good hospitality. View is great from my room and terrace bonfire. Room heater. Dental kits etc available"
Satopanth the Auli Resort
"The hotel was in a good location. food was good. The hotel staff was also very polite and friendly. "
Hotel Gurudeva
"We have visited this hotel with family. The rooms were clean and tidy. The hotel staff were very cooperative. The restaurant food was also good."
Mount View Annexy
"property was good and the ambience was also good staff was helping and a very good behavior "
Khaltaal Camp and Resorts
"Best resort I have ever stay with. Beautiful Himalayan, mountain and valley view, food was amazing, always smiling staff. Bonfire with spectacular view of twinkling lights of Gopeshwar and nearby villages. I am going again with my friends soon."
Hotel Auli D
"I love to stay here. Food was excellent, staff was very friendly and caring. Overall best experience, please visit once. Specially dinner was fabulous. You will get here local to vocal facility here specially loon I have buy 2 packet which is good in test and price also reasonable"
Hotel Yoga Badrinath Dham
"It was shockingly bad. First, we came with a group of 16. Had emailed several times in advance to make sure the rooms and room assignments were clear and each time we’re told everything is ready. We arrived early evening after a long drive from Kedarnath and…the rooms weren’t ready. The triple rooms we had reserved were given away to others and we spent the next hour trying to sort everything out with people who were completely incompetent and had no idea what they were doing. But this wasn’t the bad part. When we got into the rooms we immediately began calling to find another place to stay. The rooms weee freezing because, get this, they don’t have heating!!!! Badrinath is cold! It’s in a deep valley at 10,800 elevation. This was October and the temperatures were just above freezing at night. They kept insisting that it was ok because the beds were heated. 30% of the beds were not heated and those that did work went between scalding hot to cold. Mind you, this does nothing to heat up the room. When we asked if they had space heaters, they said no. They eventually were able to scare up a few, but most of our group had a cold night and ended up catching colds. The rooms themselves are nothing like the photos. The walls are t white. They are stained with mold. Places on the walls near the door and windows have paint bubbling up because clearly they tried to paint over the mold. The rooms smell awful. I end onto every room and the rank, musty, moldy smell was so strong it gave most a headache. See, without a heating source to dry the air, the rooms are moist alll the time. Also, whenever you take the key out of the master switch when you leave, all power is cut. So the condensation on the windows from your breath and the moisture of the cold keeps everything damp, so the walls, the bedding, the curtains, towels, everything is modes or smells of mold. The windows do not open, so other than leaving the door open when they clean, no fresh air. The dining hall was small, dark, and unclean. The finner buffet consisted of 5 things and they all looked disgusting. I lived in India for 15 years and have never seen a hotel this bad—and believe me most of that time would be in very simple, Indian hotels. But the combination of discomfort, uncleanliness, and terrible staff was hands down the worst I’ve seen. We had to stay the night there because most were too tired to shift hotels and everyone just got into bed with their clothes on because the beds are so unsightly. I didn’t even look in or use the bathroom. Just got up, put on my shoes, grabbed my luggage and walked out, my breath visible in the freezing room. The hotel manager never showed up to talk with me either the night before or the next morning even though he was on the phone with the duty manager. And finally, they wouldn’t refund our stay. We wrote and called trip.com who called the hotel and they wouldn’t refund our money, nearly US $5000. Trip.com also would not cover the refund even though we booked through them and wrote them that the photos and descriptions of amenities were completely misleading. Finally we challenged the payment through Amex (cannot recommend amex strongly enough!) and only once they realized they weren’t going to receive any money did they agree to refunding everything except the one night we spent there. Not sure I’ll ever use Trip.com again after this either. Consider yourself warned."
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More Information About Chamoli Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
326 |
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Total properties |
72 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£49 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£49 |
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Trending hotel |
Hotel Nanda Devi |
FAQ – Hotels in Chamoli
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What are the best places to stay in Chamoli?
Some of the best places to stay in Chamoli are near popular attractions like Snowclad camp chopta, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are some of the best hotels in Chamoli?
The most popular Chamoli hotels for your stay: Hotel Nanda Devi (from £31), Hotel Yagya (from £19) and ECKO Premier New Yoga (from £27) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Chamoli are pet friendly?
Grand Kailash (from £14) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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What hotels in Chamoli offer an especially good breakfast ?
New Hotel Snow Crest (from £48),Amritara The Avadh (from £82) and Hotel Yagya (from £19) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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