About Snow View Resort

Snow view resort is located at Almora, Uttaranchal, India. Snow view has the best view of snow clad mountains in entire Almora.

Almora is situated right in the middle of the kumaon ranges and is the erstwhile capital of the Katyuri rulers in the 15th century. Perched at an altitude of 58000 ft., the Resort offers its guests an unending view of the mighty Trishul, Nandadevi and other Himalayan peaks. In about six acres of lush green hillside, nestle a number of cottages that make the Snow View Resort.

Hotel Specifications

Accommodation

Each cottage is spacious, luxuriously furnished and epitomizes a haven of peace and privacy. Apart from cottages that offer a splendid view of the valley, there are garden cottages and rooms equipped with modern amenities that make your stay a memorable experience.

You will also remember the magic of our barbeque nights with special fondness long after you have gone away. For the active and adventurous there are a number of beautiful spots nearby that you can drive or trek to.

Dining

You may treat yourself at the Multi-Cuisine Restaurant of the Snow view resort.

Conference and Banquet Facilities

The Conference facilities offered at the resort makes it an ideal venue for business guests too.


Recreation and health Facilities

The resort offers facilities like Indoor Games, Steam, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Gymnasium, and Trekking options.

City Information

Nestled in the Kumaon hills, Almora is an ideal destination for all the peace seekers. Surrounded by modern and ancient temples - with the glorious Himalayan peaks overlooking it - Almora has fascinated travellers from far and wide. The mystical and spiritual qualities associated with this place have attracted people of the likes of Swami Vivekanand, Mahatma Gandhi, Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru and many others. Travellers continue to flock the serene locales every year to view the snow glistened Himalayas outlining the blue skies, and soak themselves in the calm and solitude.

Located in the newly formed state of Uttaranchal, Almora is one of the very few hill stations that were not developed by the English. Rather, it was the Chanda dynasty that established it, nearly 400 years ago. Geographically, Almora is bound in the east by the district of Pithoragarh - bordering Tibet, in the west by the district of Garhwal, in the north by the district of Bageshwar and in the south by Nainital district.

Almora is placed over a picturesque horseshoe shaped ridge of a mountain. The eastern part of the ridge is known as the Talifat, while the western is called the Selifat. The Talifat and Selifat, jointly terminate on the top of the ridge, where the market is located. The town of Almora is divided into many wards or mohallas as they are locally called, and each mohalla gets its name from the communities that inhabited them.