Luxurious Homestay- peaceful ambience

Built with a lot of love in the heart of Chandigarh, with wide and green lawns to soak the sun in and tucked away in a peaceful lane. Ideal for couples and those seeking quiet time - our home houses great amenities, home-cooked breakfast and stories The space The house is where my family stays. It has been built with great amenities and tasteful design. It's spacious and roomy, yet warm and cosy. Guest access Guests will have a beautiful room to themselves but have access to most rooms of the apartment and sit with the hosts for an exchange of stories over chai or coffee. The guests can use roof top to walk around. During your stay We love to host travellers and we go out of our way to make our guests feel at home, if you need any pick up and drop facilities around the area we can provide that help. Also we are centrally located in the heart of the city, so can help guests, walking distance from the state bus depot and central shopping market. Pick up and drop from the airport or railway station is available, at an additional cost. Other things to note Our home is centrally located in the heart of the town with very close proximity to some of the important places of tourist attraction such as Rose Garden, World famous Rock Garden, Sukhna Lake, Golf Club, Art Gallery & Museaum, Le CarbusierArt work Gallery and main shopping centre which is just across the house. Chandigarh is the youngest city in the world to have earned a UNESCO heritage status to its Le Corbusier's architectural creation 'CAPITOL COMPLEX' Located on the foothill of the Mountain, the place is very close to Kasauli and Shimla hills (which are just a few hours drive). Arrangements for travel to these places can be arranged at an additional cost The guests can also experience travelling on UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE Kalka-Shimla railway track built during colonial times by the British Empire. Kalka Railway station is just 35 KM drive from our home, from where a narrow gauge train runs between Kalka and Shimla. About 107 tunnels and 864 bridges dot the 98 Km long Kalka-Shimla track. Enroute there are 17 railway stations on UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE list.