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One of
the oldest buildings in the hill station of Mussoorie,
the Kasmanda Palace was originally a part of the Christ
Church complex built in 1836 by Captain Rennie Tailour
of the Bengal Engineers. This gleaming white stately
mansion built in the Anglo-French style served as a
sanatorium for the British armed forces and then as a
school (one of the first in Mussoorie) before finally
becoming the summer retreat of the Kasmanda Royal
Family. While it has remained in this family, it is now
run as a Heritage Hotel. The grandeur and stateliness of
this Palace is only matched by its spectacular setting.
Situated 200 metres uphill from the Mall, it has a
magnificent view both of the town of Mussoorie as well
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strategically placed in a sprawling estate of 3 acres of pine
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Accommodation
Decades of
history are unfurled from the grand entry and up
the sweeping staircase that lead to the rooms. The
rooms are furnished with antique Anglo-French
style furniture in keeping with the architecture
of the edifice. The rooms are spacious, the
bathrooms immense, and family portraits, pictures
of tiger hunts and old lithographs recall more
than a century's worth of the Kasmanda royal
family's annals in this immaculate white Palace.
No
of rooms
24 Well Appointed rooms
Royal Rooms: 07
Superior Room: 10
Double Deluxe Rooms: 07
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Kasmanda
Palace
Kasmanda
Palace, Mussoorie, The Mall Road, Mussoorie,
Uttaranchal 248 179, India
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Room
Service |
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Television
with satellite channels |
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IDD
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Attached
bath with hot/cold water |
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Laundry |
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Lounge |
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Travel
Desk |
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Conference
Facilities |
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Doctor
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Mussoorie,
Queen of the Garhwal Hills, spread across hills at
heights above 2000m, set on a ridge against the
Himalayas, is at a vantage point for magnificent
views of peaks in the western Garhwal hills,
including Banderpunch Massif at 6,316 metres and
Swargarohini at 6,252 metres and the vast plains
of North India spread out below.
34
kms from Dehradun, Mussoorie overlooks the Doon
Valley to its south and on a good day, offers a
panoramic view of the impressive snow-capped
Himalayan mountains to the north. Surrounded by
pine forests, it enjoys mild summer days offset by
chillier evenings. In winter, both snow and rain
are common and monsoon showers take place between
June and September.
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There
are 24 rooms whose furnishings, like the
architecture of the Palace, is in the Anglo-Indian
style
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