Maharaj Homestay kainchi dham

A Tranquil Mountain Retreat with Heartwarming Hospitality: Maharaj Homestay My recent stay at Maharaj Homestay in Kainchi Dham, Uttarakhand, was an absolute delight, offering the perfect blend of serene mountain views, comfortable accommodation, and truly exceptional homemade food. Nestled amidst the majestic peaks that define this beautiful region, the homestay boasts a location that is nothing short of breathtaking. The tranquility of the surroundings provided a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, allowing for complete relaxation and rejuvenation. What truly sets Maharaj Homestay apart, however, is the warmth and genuine hospitality of the hosts. From the moment I arrived, I was made to feel like cherished family members rather than a guest. Their attentiveness to our needs and their willingness to share insights about the local area significantly enhanced my experience. And then, there's the food! "Nice tasty homely food" would be an understatement. Each meal was a culinary journey, prepared with fresh, local ingredients and an abundance of love. The authentic Uttarakhandi dishes, in particular, were a revelation – flavorful, comforting, and utterly delicious. It was evident that every effort was made to provide wholesome and hygienic meals, catering to our preferences while introducing us to the rich flavors of the region. The rooms were clean, well-maintained, and surprisingly spacious, offering all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. Despite being surrounded by nature, the homestay provided a cozy and inviting atmosphere that truly felt like a home away from home. For anyone seeking a peaceful mountain getaway in Kainchi Dham, where genuine hospitality and delectable home-cooked meals are at the forefront, Maharaj Homestay comes highly recommended. It's more than just a place to stay; it's an experience that nourishes the soul and leaves you with cherished memories. Can't wait to return!

The property is a kilometer behind the kainchi dham main parking entrance for out of state vehicles. There is a gate where we enter and a brisk 12-15 min trek takes us to the property in a serence spot near the stream/river. They help with getting the luggage to the property but people who are 50+ especially ladies will find it difficult to commute. There are at present 4 rooms being offered and 4 more rooms under construction will be ready in a month or so. They have two toilets (01 western & 01 indian) and one bathroom (with a good geyser) for the four rooms to share and more being made along with the 4 new rooms being made. (community washroom concept). However, they clean it well. The food and herbal tea are really good and they take good care to accommodate requests for extra bed, bedsheets etc. I spoke to the owner who explained it is a family owned & operated property of 13+ acres and the paved way for easy access to the property would be ready by Mar 25. Private access to the stream right in front of the property for the family to enjoy. I would definitely recommend this property for couples, solo travellers and group of friends who wouldn't mind a short trek everyday.

Extremely Disappointing Experience – Would Strongly Advise Against Booking I have never, in all my years of travel, encountered such an unprofessional and distressing experience. The hotel was completely misrepresented — there was no mention of the 30-minute uphill trek required to reach the property. This route is not only exhausting but downright dangerous, especially for anyone traveling with elderly guests. The path is steep, slippery during rain, poorly maintained, and has absolutely no lighting — posing serious safety risks at night. To make matters worse, the property owner was unreasonably rude and dismissive when concerns were raised. Despite the unsafe conditions and misleading information, I was denied a full refund. This was one of the most unpleasant stays I’ve ever had. I would strongly caution anyone considering this place — it is neither accessible nor hospitable. Avoid at all costs.

hi fellow travellers namaste, first of all this is not a hotel but a homestay so don't compare with the amenities one gets at hotels. Now coming to services the host is an amazing person he will cater to all your needs and will share personal stories with you which are bound to enrich ur experience. The food is homemade and trust me you will get the authentic Maa ke haath waala feeling because the host's mother has cooked with all her love. The vegetables and spices used are mostly homegrown, so the authentic taste is also pest free and organic. As a family my kid(4 year old)enjoyed the most, to be in the lap of nature and getting all the space for himself to explore was definitely a new experience for him.