Hotel Gawaling is a very decent place to live in; given the remote location of Ladakh, and its capital Leh. Running hot water IS a precious commodity, and they DO have it, albeit for a limited number of hours. Rooms are spacious, very clean, ok sheets and towels. The location is okay, it is a bit of a walk to... More

Extra bad service, dirty rooms, no hot water. I would personally avoid this place if I could

We a family of four stayed in Hotel Gawaling International had a fantastic time out there. The staff was very helpful and courteous. They served us the veg food as requested by us every time we asked. The aloo paratha was the best we had in the dinning hall. The view from the balcony was fantastic as we could see... More

We arrived at Gawling International Hotel on August 02,2011.The hotel is located about 3 kms away from the main city and private transport is a must for any tourist planning to stay at this hotel. Inspite of booking the room in advance we had to wait for 20 mins before being allotted a room. The room was in a bad... More

HOTEL GAWALING INTERNATIONAL is truly a hotel that provides you with everything that you can possibly wish at a tourist destination several thousand feet high. Friendly people, warm receptions and smiling faces are sure to rule your days at the hotel from dawn to dusk!! and before you know, its time to make a sad parting with a sweet memory... More

Gawaling was definitely the nicest hotel we had stayed in, in Ladakh. Not only was the service a pleasant change but so was the staff. They were hands on with regard to anything anyone required. Right from packing lunch boxes individually to making sure everyone was sent on their treks on time, Gawaling was a breath of fresh air!! Thank... More

The rooms are good-large and spacious but the operation, management of the hotel and the services are appaling. Staff rude and lazy and the worst culprit is the manager at the reception desk! He cannot control his staff and he is distant and rude with the customers.

Stayed in Hotel Gawaling for 5 days mid April 2011 when almost all other hotels were still closed and roads to Leh not open yet. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Life is quite rough and basic in Leh during that time of the year but the smile of the friendly staff made us feel at home. Even the owner... More

The difficult terrain and the adverse climatic conditions could not mar the spirit of the all the tourists who had come to enjoy the uniqueness of Laddakh ;primarily because of the friendly nature of the personnel of the hotel. Lack of air-conditioning was properly compensated by effective LPG gas heating systems made available to the customers. The personal care, flexibility... More