Name: WelcomHeritage Palaces, Forts, Havelis and Resorts
Telephone: 080-45771900

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WelcomHeritage Windsor Lodge originally built as a hunting lodge in 1909 soon transformed into a retreat for the royals and the British elites. The hotel has a vintage charm and creates a subliminal experience of transcending into a slow-paced life of the mountain dwellers. Bedecked with the period furniture, artifacts, and antiquities, the hotel is favored with colonial architecture, timber woodwork, and roughly hewed stones. Overlooking the verdant valley and the pinewood forests, the hotel has incorporated elements of relaxations and leisure for the guests aboard. Destroyed in the devastating fire, it resurrected back to its glory and evermore. The breathtaking cantonment town of Ranikhet in the Kumaon region literally means ‘Queens Meadows’ and is popular for its beautiful landscapes and encircling Himalayan mountains. One can experience serenity and salubriousness in every corner of Ranikhet and truly is a paradise for experiencing the marvels of nature and its creations. The phenomenal views of this tiny town and its proximity to many other adjacent places like Nainital have made Ranikhet a coveted tourist destination. The stay option at WelcomHeritage Windsor Lodge is defined suiting the needs of all its discerning guests. The luxurious suite, with breath-taking view of Himalayan range, deluxe rooms, and the cottages for a long stay is designed. With the Kafal Bagh, forecourt conservatory, The Raja of Sheikhpura lounge, adjoining golf course ground, the multi cuisine restaurants and tea lounge, impeccable services the hotel checks all the boxes for a wholesome experience.

Laundry services
Health club
Room service
Car hire
Doctor on call
Travel desk and local sightseeing
Station/airport pick and drop

Trekking
Gymnasium
Bird watching
Indoor games
Billiards and snookers
Alfresco dinning
Forecourt conservatory
Golf at KRC golf course (on-request)

The Kumaon Room - The restaurant offers gourmet cuisines from India and around the world. Reminiscent of the colonial era, the decor of the restaurant creates a perfect ambiance and hence presenting a scintillating experience. The ‘All Day Dining’ serves appealing selections of continental dishes like juicy burgers, pizzas, and sandwiches. We recommend the sumptuous frontier North Indian and Kumaoni delicacies.

The Tea Lounge- ‘Mountains and Teas’ are a match made in heaven and what’s better than slurping your favorite cuppa tea amidst the serenity of the hills. Located in the main lobby of Windsor Lodge, The Tea Lounge is a perfect place to enjoy a light banter or simply isolate yourself with a good read from our vast collection of books. One can also munch on the delicious snacks and take a stroll in the colonial-style veranda and the adjoining patio.

WelcomeHeritage Windsor Lodge’s Harkision Hall offers a fully functional business center and a conference hall with all the latest technology and amenities. Hosting a successful event in this surreal space with a floating crowd of 120 people is very synonymous with ‘business with pleasure’.

Chaubatia Orchard: A very popular tourist attraction, this botanical orchard has mostly apple, peach, plum, and apricot trees. Occupying a vast 600 acres of land at the 1800 m of altitude also has a horticulture research institute. Surrounded by the snow-capped mountain, the orchard is perfect for a picnic, trail walking, and trekking. The orchard presents a panoramic view of the peaks of the Himalayas and a gorgeous backdrop to polish your photography skills.
15 km from the hotel

Bhalu Dam: This beautiful reservoir was built over 100 years ago for the British army. The dam is surrounded by greensward of the tall trees and scenic beauty of the mountains. Perched on these trees are varied singing birds, making it a perfect spot for bird watching. The lake is open for tourists throughout the year and is popular for picnics and camps.

35 km from the hotel

Majkhali: Majkhali was named after the famous temple of Goddess ‘Kali’, this beautiful hamlet is known for its seclusiveness offering peace and tranquility. Being a quaint and charming village, Majkhali is surrounded by stunning views of the mountains and the green landscapes. Visiting Majkhali is a very salutary experience.
6 km from the hotel

Katarmal Sun Temple: Located on the hills of the Kumaon, the Katarmal temple was built in the 9th century. The architectural marvel is dedicated to Sun God and has a complex of 44 surrounding temples of other Hindu deities. The carvings and the beautiful sculpture work show the expertise of the artisans of that era. Katarmal Sun Temple is now under the protection of the ‘Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act 1958’.
56 km from the hotel