The Himalayan Hideaway is a wonderfully tranquil hotel overlooking the lower Himalayas and the swirling waters of the mighty Ganges. The accomodation is neat, clean and comfortable. The staff is very polite and ever eager to please. Sitting out on the patio enjoying breakfast in the crisp morning air or sitting out by a bonfire having dinner are memorable and... More

If you are travelling with young children or elderly (or anyone who is unable to negotiate steep mountenous steps) this is NOT the place for you. Positives first. i) The property has an excellent location, great view of the lush green mountains, tranquility of the shivalik range, soothing sound of the Ganga in your ears.. well really nice. ii) The... More

Five of us went there in january and totally enjoyed this beautiful place. With little spots here and there to meditate or read a book , having the Ganga and the forest all to yourself. The food was the best we ever had. The cook even spoilt us with treats that he knew we liked. We had Ayurvedic massage at... More

We stayed 2 nights here and enjoyed our stay. The service was good and we didn't face any problems. There is electronic kettle and tea bags in your room which makes it very comfortable. The rooms were clean and the food served was also good. All in all a good place if you are ready to spend a little extra... More

We stayed at Himalayan hideaway very recently during out trip to rishikesh . Though the property has a nice view and location to the pleasure of nature lovers but it is not defintely a 4 Star property Positives Netsted among the forest on Badrinath Road . You could the Ganga flowing below Clean AC Rooms with Hot Water Helpful Staff... More

The drive from Rishikesh to Himalayan Hideaway was a challenge because of the mountainous roads' being in terrible shape. Road work was going on around the clock. Then, upon arrival at the Hideaway, we discovered we were assigned to the bottom cottage accessed by hiking down uneven stone steps. Navigating these with our hands full of purses, etc. was rough.... More

Myself and my family (read wife and an 8 year old son) visited Rishikesh from 26th – 29th December 2010. We were put up at Himalayan Hideaway for 2 nights and at their base camp for one night, and all I can say about the experience - it was supernal. We were nestled in the serenity of nature (at the... More

The property is pretty. The management's attitude however is exactly the opposite. While the working staff is well trained and courteous, the management could learn a thing or two about customer service. At the time of check-out, we were presented with unreasonable rates that were not clearly mentioned at the time of providing these services. When we confronted the management... More

The Himalayan hideaway is NOT in Rishikesh...it must be some 15 kilometres up the Ganges canyon along a road recently made very difficult by monsoon flooding. But it's worth the trip. The location is maybe some 50 metres above the Ganges on the side of the gorge...you can't see the river from the hotel because of the trees but you... More