Flyscape Hostel

Raj was a warm, respectful host and helped us with recommendations and whatever support we needed. The food from the kitchen was genuinely great, and the spacious common area worked well for a workation or just hanging out with friends. At Flyscape, Bir, the private rooms are cozy and nicely designed. Having in-house paragliding pilots also made that part of the experience feel smooth and reliable. I’d definitely recommend staying here.

We came for two nights and wound up staying four because the service and welcoming atmosphere were so good. Sakshi Didi, Rajiv, and Raju Bhai were kind and supportive, and made us feel at home. Playing cards with 5-year-old Vayu was a special little highlight, and the food was awesome too. Definitely a stay to try in Bir.

Sakshi and her husband Rajeev were so warm that the place felt comfortable and homely. The kitchen team, staff, and cook added a lot to the stay, and the food was very tasty. The common room had a snooker table and board games, and there’s a big garden. From the terrace, you get a peaceful view. It’s about a 10 minute walk from the main market, so away from the hustle and bustle. The rooms are beautifully designed, though the yellow lighting doesn’t show them at their best. Inside, things are well maintained, but the entrance feels plain by comparison. The garden needs quite a bit of grooming, the outside needs fencing for privacy, and the common room could be managed better. A warm yellow lamp in the rooms would also improve the atmosphere.

Raj, the Flyscape attendant, was polite, friendly, and a huge help. He sorted out hotel needs and helped with paragliding and cab bookings, which made the trip stress-free. We stayed at Flyscape Hotel in Bir from 25 to 27, for 3 days and 2 nights. The stay was comfortable and peaceful, and we had a really great experience. I’d recommend it to anyone visiting Bir.