Angkasa Ladakh Resort

The silence of the mountains, clean air and ethereal surroundings left me spellbound. Everything felt carefully designed and impeccably maintained, with remarkable attention to detail. The architecture and atmosphere both show elegance, care and a steady commitment to excellence. Angkasa Resort is a peaceful, beautiful place where nature and luxury seem to meet. It felt like paradise made tangible, an experience that stayed with me long after leaving. For anyone seeking peace, beauty and bliss in nature, this is a rare gem. It’s more than a stay, it feels like an awakening. Everyone should experience it.👌

A really good hotel in Leh. The heater worked well and wasn’t a pillar heater, and the hot shower was better than others I’ve experienced. The staff are great, and I’d gladly recommend it.

We had a good vibe here and the service was nice too. Sohan and Chaman looked after us really well.

We visited Pangong, Nubra and other places, then came back to the resort. We were there during our Ladakh ride in August 2024, near the end of the season, and had the whole resort to ourselves for the first two nights. The rooms were spotless, spacious and tastefully done. There are two types: the upper floor rooms have a terrace, while the ground floor rooms have a living room instead. Both levels have mountain views, though the upper floor views are more expansive. The staff went above and beyond to make us feel at home. With only us there, they served the buffet in our room and let us choose what we wanted from each category. The server made several trips up and down from the restaurant, quite a job at that altitude, and did it all with enthusiasm and happiness. It was some of the best service I’ve had in a hotel. Since the buffet setup wasn’t running, they served individual dishes in our room. The food was absolutely delicious and comforting, just right after a long day of adventure. The location has both advantages and drawbacks. It’s tucked among mountains, away from the city bustle, with immaculate views and atmosphere. But there’s nothing close by, and Leh city is about 20 minutes away, so this hotel isn’t ideal for exploring town. The last stretch of road is a dirt patch, very deserted and a bit scary at night when it’s pitch dark. If you’re visiting Ladakh and don’t mind the location, I’d highly recommend it. It’s an absolute gem. We also got a really good deal by going near the end of the season.