This trip was planned to be with nature.....and it turned out to be the perfect place. Those who want to be away from the rat race of life wiLL find complete solitude here....no internet connectivity....no phones....no TV....just the brilliant sun...the hammocks...the chilled wind...the glowing angeethis.....just bliss!

From the cook who made the wonderful home food...to the driver who went up- down with ease and got the guests up that grueling dirt track :) ....to the house boys who ran about the resort with the hot water bottles...to Ambika and Madhur, the wonderful hosts....the warmth and friendliness oozed from them all. For the team each guest is important and special and everyones special needs are catered for.

Not to miss points....the masala maggie and the night treks- nothing to beat them both!!!

But one disappointment....we didnt get to see the Leopard....he didnt show his spots!!! But we will be back soon to catch him some day....lazing on that rock that he so likes.

This place has got some amazing reviews..but to be honest I got a bit scared when I read one of the reviewers comment that this place is not worth the distance..thankfully that did not make us cancel the trip otherwise we would have missed this unforgettable experience..

We were a group of 3 couples and we wanted to go to a place which was away from the hustle bustle of city..It couldn’t get any better for us. We stayed in a group cottage where each of us had a separate bedroom and a big common living room..the rooms are very cozy and comfortable with an amazing view of the Himalayas.

Me and my husband were travelling from Mumbai..so it was a really long journey for us..my advice to anyone visiting Misty Mountains is do not plan a rushed vacation..make a plan to stay there for at least 4-5 days..

They have so much to offer that you can plan your holiday the way you want..Adventures, picnics, birding or if you are like us, you can spend all days happily doing nothing :)

We were pleasantly surprised by the hospitality, cleanliness and the maintenance of the place. The staff is very helpful. A special mention to the lovely hosts – Madhur and Ambika…they have set-up a beautiful home there and it is definitely worth a visit.

I have traveled quite a bit in Garhwal and Himachal. But this was my first extensive trip to Kumaon (apart from Nainital and nearby areas where I have been quite a few times). We decided to stay at Misty as this place was suggested by a friend.
We decided on three destinations on our 9 day trip by road from Delhi. We chose to stay at Misty as 2nd destination as driving straight from Delhi can be a bit too much (unless you take a train to Kathgodam and then taxi). But then, I guess that is the usp of this place, if this had been easy drive from Delhi, it would have lost its serenity.
We reached misty via a interesting last 3 km stretch which can test your driving skills because there is very little margin to err. Once we reached Misty, I would have to say that, it was one of the most beautiful locations I have stayed at (apart from my trekking trips). Room was neat and service is very good. Food is buffet style but cooking is excellent so you actually enjoy the limited palate. There are quite a few things you can do once you are at Misty, easy day hikes, play some TT, carrom, Badminton with friends or one can just sit and relax and gaze at mighty peaks all day.
I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to relax, do some photography and spend some quite and quality time with family and/or friends.

Savor nature’s beauty at its soothing best… @ The Misty Mountains, Jhaltola.
Imagine an intimate resort that lets you get away from it all. You can have everything here.. dreamy, lazy days, basking in the soothing gentleness of nature, gazing at the changing hues of the Himalayas swaying gently on the hammocks, total rejuvenation, a feast on sumptuous cuisine, simple yet incredible entertainment in Pant ji’s melodious voice et al.
I was at the Misty Mountains to ring in the New Year with family and friends where we were pampered with the finest indulgences by the owner of the resort, Mr. Madhur Chabra. Missed the expected snowfall but had a gr8 time. I have no words to describe the majestic , breathtaking and ever changing views of the Himalayas that you get right from the comfort of your cozy bed in the elegantly designed Rosevilla suites. Seeing is believing…
Power supply was a big problem during our stay and something needs to be done about the risky approach road but overall it was like being in Paradise. A never before, total holiday experience.
And to top it all the biggest bonanza was the very reasonable and modest tariff.
Vineet Anand
Moradabad