Moustache Shoja, Jibhi

The property is very nice but the only part which I did not like was that there is not room service. We need to come to cafe and order and eat there only , cannnot bring food in room. No outside food is allowed other than snacks or chips and all.

Couple • India • Sep 2026

One of my favourite places in Himachal has been Shoja and now, even more because of Moustache. It has become my go-to wherever I go because of the experiences I get to have there.Jaani’s caf?? - hot chocolate and ginger lemon honey are a must tries. Plus, don’t miss out on exploring the village with them. Take the forest and river walks, they calm you down like nothing else. I’m gonna recommend it to everyone and definitely be back later this year.Thank you for a 10/10 experience.

The biggest positives are the location, atmosphere, and entertainment. The property is situated in a beautiful setting, surrounded by nature, and the overall environment is excellent. The live music, karaoke sessions, and singer created a wonderful ambiance and made the evenings enjoyable.However, I felt the hotel is quite expensive for what it offers, especially at around very expensive ’3,000 per person. Basic amenities that guests generally expect were missing. There were no complimentary water bottles, slippers, or several other standard room essentials. Hot water availability was also limited to specific hours in the morning and evening, which was inconvenient.The food was another disappointment. Most dishes were below expectations. The chicken preparations were particularly poor. The only items I genuinely enjoyed were the thin-crust pizza and the peanut masala.Overall, the location and entertainment deserve appreciation, but the hotel needs significant improvement in guest amenities and food quality to justify its pricing

Had a wonderful stay at Moustache Hostel! The rooms were clean, cozy, and well maintained, and the overall vibe of the place was really comforting. The food was delicious and felt homely perfect after a long day of travel.The service was smooth, and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. A special shoutout to Niket bhaiya (the manager) he is genuinely very sweet, polite, and has a super helping nature. He made sure everything was comfortable and handled with care, which really made the stay memorable.

The location is surreal. It’s quite secluded so travelling here early morning or late evening can be scary. The place was decent but a bit pricey. One of the staff person who took the money for the room and handed us the keys was a bit off putting. We had travelled all day to get there and as soon as we reached there he gave us a list of house rules blah blah blah in a very RUDE tone. We had a few questions about the timings of a nearby trek and he was the least bit interested in answering or helping in any way!Voltage issue is no joke. Phone charger wasn’t working in the room because of ’voltage issues’ but their cafeteria and reception voltage seemed fine (ykwim) so our group had to charge our phones at the reception.Jaani’s cafe had the vibes! The food, ambience and overall experience was decent.Rooms were pretty although they looked bigger in their website pictures.Overall it is a pretty place. (With a rude male receptionist) and a decent cafe.