Moustache Shoja

Niket bhaiya, the manager, was especially sweet, polite, and always ready to help. He made sure we were comfortable and took care with everything, which made the stay memorable. The staff overall were friendly and the service went smoothly. The hostel had a comforting vibe, with clean, cozy, well-kept rooms. The food was delicious and homely, just right after a long travel day. I also liked the handmade wooden items, they add an earthy, aesthetic touch. And the cute cats made the place feel even more welcoming 🐱✨

The common areas were great for relaxing, meeting other travelers, and taking in the views. My room was clean, and the property felt cozy, well kept, and beautifully designed. Staff were friendly and ready to help, and the food was tasty and comforting after exploring Shoja. Moustache Shoja is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and dense forests, with a real sense of peace. It’s a good place to get away from city life. Highly recommended for solo travelers, couples, or anyone after a quiet, scenic break. I’ll definitely visit again.

The staff were warm, genuinely helpful, and always willing to make the stay better. The food was fresh, comforting, and exactly what I wanted in the mountains. Moustache Shoja had a nice balance of peaceful and lively, so it was easy to relax and connect with the surroundings. Snowfall and endless mountain views made it feel like living inside a postcard. Watching the snow settle over everything while sipping something warm is a feeling I won’t forget. I had an amazing time, and this place will stay in my travel memories. Highly recommended for a soulful mountain escape.

The food at the in-house cafe was amazing, and there’s lots of space. Mamu and their son were so polite and helpful. I got injured during the trip, and they gave me first aid right there in the house. I’m really thankful for their kindness. The view and hostel vibe were perfect, and I had a pleasant stay. A few things were glitchy, like the power going off and on, and the blanket heater didn’t work, which could be a bit of a problem in winter. Everything else was good.