Two out of a party of three got sick after eating in the restaurant here (December, 2012). Not really any alternative eating places nearby so it was a problem. No toilet seat or shower curtain / door didn't add to the experience.The service isn't great either. It's an attractive and peaceful place, but......not sure I'd recommend it

Beautiful, peaceful and clean - an oasis amidst India's noise and hustle and bustle! The guest house is in a small, rural village, around a 20 minute drive from McLeod Ganj. I stayed in one of the upstairs rooms - beautifully decorated with Tibetan furnishings and art work, with a clean, modern bathroom. Beds were very comfortable and the wi-fi... More

Amazing place, every inch of the place is full of art work. we felt the richness of tibetan culture. very frandly staff with nice costumes. such a peacefull place. worth staying there for very reasonable tariff.

My teenage daughter and I stayed four nights at this guest house that is right in the Norbulingka Institute grounds and were absolutely delighted. We stayed in one of the smallest and simplest rooms on the main floor. Our room looked out onto the neighbouring common grazing land and we were treated with the sight of cows, goats, sheep and... More

Upside: The rooms were small but newly done up and have a strong tibetan flavour to them. Very colorful and vibrant. The bathroom was small but fittings and fixtures were of international standards (complete with a glass shower cubicle).The gardens are beautifully landscaped with water cascades and trees and plants and rocks all harmoniously beautifying the place. There is a... More

A beautifully decorated room within an institute showing all of Tibet's Buddhist culture including a temple, workshops, artifacts and Tibetan food. People are nice and friendly. One feels safe and comfortable, however the it is not very spacious property feeling and one can not view the mountains. Greenery in the form of plants and tress abound. I would recommend thois... More

The stay here started with a bitter experience initially. As we drove in after an extremely long tiring drive from Delhi we were barred entry at the guest house\ monastery by the police and some army personael. Why? Because the chief of the army's wife wanted to visit the monastery. They stopped our car and asked us to park it... More

First, the good things : a) true Tibetan atmosphere; b) totally friendly staff; c) beautiful gardens; d) feeling of "oasis of peace" as you walk through the entrance; e) Tibetan workshops on site; f) great value cafe on site with good and varied menu ... in fact, no reason to ever leave the site, if you're looking for a few... More

We visited Norling Guest House in August, when the rainy season was starting to come to an end. As a result, most days were cloudy/rainy, but it was still a great experience. Location: The guest house is in the Norbulingka Institute, which is dedicated to preserving Tibetan and Buddhist culture. The place is located in the beautiful Kangra valley, surrounded... More