Uttarakhand
From the yoga ghats of Rishikesh to the tiger trails of Corbett and the lake towns of the Kumaon hills, Uttarakhand blends spiritual tradition, wildlife, and Himalayan scenery into a deeply restorative escape.
Sacred rivers, wild forests, Himalayan calm
Ananda in the Himalayas
Set within a former maharaja's palace estate above the Ganges, this destination spa pioneered wellness tourism in India and remains a byword for Ayurveda, yoga, and quiet forested luxury. Sal-forest views, palace architecture, and holistic programming make it less a hotel than a retreat from the everyday.
Camp Brook
A riverside adventure camp set on the banks of the Heval, a Ganges tributary, mixing cottages, huts and Swiss tents across a hillside property built for outdoor activity. Rafting, trekking and bonfire evenings anchor the stay, alongside a swimming pool for downtime between excursions.
Corbett Wild Resort
An eco-styled resort spread across grassland and bamboo groves on the banks of the Kosi River, just outside the national park's boundary. Jeep safaris into the park and a riverside spa give it a nature-first, activity-oriented character.
JW Marriott Mussoorie Walnut Grove Resort & Spa
Wrapped in pine forest with wide-open Himalayan views, this resort pairs a heated indoor pool and L'Occitane spa with a lineup of restaurants spanning Mediterranean, Asian, and Indian cuisine. It's a polished, family-friendly base for exploring Mussoorie's Mall Road and nearby Kempty Falls.
The Naini Retreat
Once the residence of the Maharaja of Pilibhit, this heritage hotel sits on the Ayarpatta slopes with bay-window rooms looking straight down onto Naini Lake. Its blend of colonial-era character, garden terraces, and lake views makes it a favourite for travellers seeking old-world Kumaon charm.
Ready to Book a Stay in Uttarakhand?
Members can book any of these properties through their dedicated travel desk.