Kailwood Guest House

All good but don't order food from the hotel it's not good

Couple • India • Apr 2026

The stay at the guesthouse was very pleasant. The room and washroomwas clean and the staff are very kind. There is good and affordable food available.

Family • Germany • Aug 2025

thats not the hospitality i was looking for.its a nice building with a stunning view. staff was superficial nice..i booked the budget room. the room we got didn't match with the pictures at all.it was a former kitchen and still had the kitchen furnitures inside. the window was covered. it was dim and u couldn't open the window. the mattress was just a thin layer, maybe 5-7 cm thick. very uncomfortable.there are constructions going on and they started eveey morning at 7 am (no idea why constructions in a hotel have to start at 7 am if u have guests..)after two nights the manager asked if everything is alright and i said the room doesn't match the pictures.he transferred us in the lower part of the building and the room was mich better.the lower part of the building has some couches and tables infront of the rooms and an open kitchen as well.when we came back in the afternoon after a hike through heavy monsoon rain, completely wet and cold, i wanted to use the kettle in the kitchen to boil some hot water for tea and sit down at the table to est. i was told we arent allowed to use anything from the kitchen and also not to use the couches or tables.that space was reserved for three old indian men who sat there the whole afternoon and night to drink whisky and eat.they gave us a kettle later which we couldn't use in the room cos there was no space to put the kettle and plug in the cable.next.morning around 10 am when we got out of our room the area was still smelling of food and alcohol cos no one cleaned.and that night at 11 pm one of the Indian men started cooking for two hours being super noisy, so we couldn't sleep.this is a hotel and not a family homestay so no idea why we weren't allowed to use to facilities of the community area but others were.very unpleasant

Solo Traveller • India • Aug 2025

Just walk 50 metres from the main square and 20-25 steps on stairs and you will reach the hotel. You won't forget the view from the hotel balcony. Staff and the host are very kind and cooperative. All the main attractions like the Dalai Lama temple, bhagsu nag waterfall, triund trek starting point, st. John's Church and the main market are easily accessible by foot. Scooty on rent shops are just around the corner as well.P.s go for the room on the top floor for the best view and peace.

Solo Traveller • India • Jul 2025

We have a great stay at kailwood guest house. Staff is very humble and polite. Have all the facilities like kettle hot water clean blankets. Morover u can sit in the balcony and have a grt montain view. Nice stay thanks for thr team kailwood

Solo Traveller • India • Jun 2025