At The Kufri House, the food was a highlight: homemade pahadi dishes, generous portions, and they were happy to adjust the spice level or veg/non-veg. We had parathas and hot maggi for breakfast, then siddu, rajma chawal, or chicken curry for meals. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and made to order. No fancy restaurant feel, just comforting home cooking. The rooms are clean, cozy, and spacious enough to relax in, with soft beds, neat private bathrooms, hot water, and little balconies. They’re not overly luxurious, but the wooden touches and simple decor give them an authentic pahadi feel. The mountain views are incredible, with rolling hills, deep valleys, and apple orchards in season. On clear days you can spot distant snowy summits. Sunrise paints the landscape gold, and in the evenings mist rolls in and stars appear. The place sits between Kufri and Chail, in a peaceful spot away from crowds but close enough to visit Chail Palace, try Kufri adventures, or wander in the forests. The staff were welcoming and treated us like family, ready with extra blankets or hot water in the cold. It’s a sweet, cozy homestay for a memorable getaway with someone you love, family, or even solo. 5/5 from me.