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"Excellent location for a hotel with clear view of Dhauladar range and Mcleodganj. Very clean and hygienic hotel with a brilliant support staff who will do everything for you at any time !! Thank you Team Encor Mandara Tree Team !! Will visit again !!"

"Property was great, will visit again next time I am in India with my kids and family. "

"excellent experience! ^-^"

"View from room beautiful and good breakfast "

"Amazing building history and wonderful staff "

"The hotel is situated in the middle of the Himalaya valley with beautiful scenery and in a quiet area. Enjoyed."

"Room was okay, tv doesn't work. Felt overpriced for about Rs 3000. "

"Overall the place was good and the location was excellant. It started off bad when they tried to downgrade us to a smaller room than we booked. There were three adults and they wanted to put us in a room with a single bed! Also there is no A/C and you can’t keep the doors and windows open or the monkeys will get in. There is no restaurant in the hotel, but the restaurant on the 1st floor was excellant so that was not an issue. The beds were Ok but were short and not great for tall people....

"Pool water is not clean "

"Yes"

"Stay was excellent but restaurant services was not good.on 21.5.26 evening dessert gulabjamun khoya tested burnt and icecream was sticky. On 22/23.5.26 morning breakfast had to wait half an hour for tea otherwise service was good"

"Great place for family"

"Stayed at this hotel on Temple Road, McLeod Ganj in January end 2026 and honestly had a very nice experience. Food was really good. The balcony view was amazing — you can see Dharamshala and snow-covered mountains, which felt super peaceful. The place is calm and quiet but still very close to the main square and Dalai Lama Temple, so location is perfect. Mrs Sonia at the reception was very welcoming and kind, made us feel comfortable right from the start. Overall, a simple, peaceful stay...

"Our balcony had a clear view of the Dauladhar Range and we enjoyed our morning cup of tea watching the snow streaked mountains and listening to bird song"