Our resort is on the bank of the Bhagirathi at Bhareti Chungi, on the New Bypass Road. That's about 3 km before you reach Uttarkashi town. We picked this spot on purpose. The market area gets crowded and noisy, especially in yatra season, and out here you mostly hear the river.
If you've been searching for a riverside resort in Uttarkashi, that's really what we are. Nothing fancy about the idea. Good rooms, clean veg food, the river right there, and people who know the area well enough to help you plan your trip.
Most of our guests are pilgrims going up to Gangotri, families on a hill holiday, or trekkers on their way to Dayara Bugyal and Gaumukh. If any of that sounds like you, a stay in Uttarkashi with us should work out well.
You'll find plenty of Uttarkashi hotels online. Not many of them let you walk out of your room and sit next to the river with your chai. A few other things guests tell us they like:
Rooms facing the Bhagirathi
Pure veg, sattvik food (North Indian, Garhwali and some Continental)
Free yoga every morning on the riverbank
A small Shiva–Parvati shrine inside the campus
Our own trek and tour desk
No alcohol on the property, so it's quiet and family-friendly
Better rates when you book with us directly
Honestly, it depends on what luxury means to you. We don't have a casino or a rooftop bar. What we do have is comfortable AC rooms, hot water, free Wi-Fi, breakfast included, and a view you'd normally pay a lot more for in Rishikesh or Mussoorie. For a lot of our guests, that's what a luxury hotel in Uttarkashi should be.
₹5,500 from, per night
Good for couples or if you're travelling alone. River view, AC, free Wi-Fi and breakfast included. If you want a luxury hotel in Uttarkashi feel without paying big-city prices, this is the room most people book.
₹6,500 from, per night
For families or three friends sharing. More space, same Wi-Fi and breakfast.
Check-in is 12 noon, check-out 11 AM. Need an early check-in because your bus reaches at 7 in the morning? Just tell us. If the room is free, we'll sort it out. Same goes for late check-out. Guests who want a luxury hotel in Uttarkashi but don't want it to feel stiff or formal usually end up liking it here.
There are a few riverside hotels in Uttarkashi, and some of them are right in the middle of town. We're a bit outside, and that's the point. You still get to the market, Kashi Vishwanath temple and the ghats in a few minutes by car, but you don't deal with the honking at night.
A normal day here goes something like this. Yoga by the water around sunrise. Breakfast. Maybe a trip into town or a short drive up the valley. Back by evening when it gets cool, dinner, and then just sitting outside because the sky is properly dark here and you can actually see stars. Not every one of the riverside hotels in Uttarkashi can give you that.
Everything from our kitchen is vegetarian and cooked fresh. Ask for the Garhwali thali at least once, it's what most first-time guests end up talking about. We also do regular North Indian food and a few Continental dishes for kids or anyone who wants something lighter. We don't serve alcohol, and you can't bring it in either. Pilgrims and families seem to appreciate that.
Uttarkashi has always been a place where sadhus and seekers come to stay for a while, and you can feel it in the town. We run a free yoga class every morning by the river, open to every guest. If you want private sessions or Ayurvedic wellness treatments, let us know a day ahead and we'll arrange it. The shrine on campus is open all day if you want to sit and pray.
Gangotri is around 95 km away on NH-34. It takes about 4 hours, depending on the road and the weather. A lot of yatris stay the night with us, leave early, and come back to the same room after darshan. It saves you from driving the whole stretch in one go. That's why so many people use our riverside resort in Uttarkashi as their Char Dham halt.
| Trip | Days | Level | Height / highlight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dayara Bugyal Trek | 3–5 | Moderate | Up to around 3,400 m |
| Gaumukh Trek (from Gangotri) | 5–6 | Tough | Around 3,900 m |
| Kyarkoti Trek | 6–7 | Tough | Around 4,800 m |
| Harsil Tour | 5–6 | Easy and relaxed | Apple orchards and the valley |
Also: Dodital Trek, Gartang Gali and Nelang Valley
Trekkers often compare Uttarkashi hotels based on how early they can get breakfast and whether someone can help arrange guides and plan the route. We do both.
The best time to stay in Uttarkashi is March to June, and then again September to early November. Skies are clear and the treks are open.
We're open in winter too (December to February). It gets very cold, so the rooms are heated. Winter is quiet, and some guests come just for that.
We live next to the Bhagirathi, so of course we care about it. Like any of the riverside hotels in Uttarkashi, we can either add to the plastic problem or try not to. We try not to. We keep our waste in check and ask guests to help us keep the valley clean.
Picturesque spot by the river with mountains all around — meals felt like home, staff is so helpful, and the property stays spotless.
Hospitality, hygiene, and food are excellent — rooms are spacious and perfect after long drives. Ideal base before high trails.
Serene and rejuvenating — a memorable stay with breathtaking views. We felt genuinely cared for throughout our yatra break.
Bhareti Chungi, New Bypass Road, on the Bhagirathi, about 3 km before Uttarkashi town.
Yes. Gangotri is about 4 hours away, so it works well as a night halt before or after darshan.
Our double rooms have river views. All rooms come with free Wi-Fi and breakfast.
Yes, pure veg and sattvik. No alcohol on the property.
Yes, with heated rooms. A winter stay in Uttarkashi is cold but very peaceful.
The river is right there, yoga is free, we have a shrine on campus and a trek desk in-house. Most Uttarkashi hotels near the market can't offer all of that.
