The Garden Suite

Forget your worries in this spacious and serene space, cloaked in acres of pristine nature. Accessible only by a walking trail that leads to the reserve forest and highest viewing point in the valley. The suite's oversized windows though the walls and the patio offer a 360 view of the Himalayan peaks' grandeur; you can lie in bed with magnificence of nature's wonders in sight. It's a perfect opportunity to disconnect from the rest of the world and connect deeply with your mind, body and soul! The space The Garden Suite gives you private access to the entire ground floor of the villa - Bedroom - Large spacious living and dining space - Full fledged kitchen - The patio sit-out There are large windows all around with breathtaking views of the valley, gardens, forests and the entire Himalayan range of Kumaon, Garhwal and Nepal. There is great ventilation, ample sunlight and stepout access to gardens around the villa. The skydeck terrace is accessible based on booking calendar for the first floor listing. Guest access You will have common access to the backyard and the kitchen. The entire estate is open to accessible to all guests, these comprise of gardens, sit-outs, farm, DIY workshop and studio. The Estate was originally home to Padam Sri Laurie Baker a British-born Indian architect, renowned for his initiatives in cost-effective energy-efficient architecture. There are several unique buildings from 1950's that are being conserved, repaired and repurposed across the estate; which include: - Mitraniketan, the Baker's residence - Elizabeth Baker's hospital building - Stone built outhouses - A single pillar Hexagonal Chapel Other things to note It is rare, but if both our private suites are booked separately. The first floor guests will use private entrance separated by a partition.