Hotel Devdar

The Switzerland of Himachal is how Khajjiar is better known among the local people. This beautiful secluded mountain resort with a velvety glade and thick deodar forests with the view of the Pir Panjal range is an ideal stopover for tourists heading for Dalhousie. The Hotel Devdar Khajjiar in Himachal Pradesh is the oldest hotel in the vicinity.Quite a few tourists make the mistake of visiting Khajjiar as a sightseeing spot from Dalhousie, but in order for you to make the most of Khajjiar, you need to spend at least a night at Khajjiar. The Hotel Devdar in Khajjiar in Himachal Pradesh is a home away from home. It is owned and controlled by the HPTDC (Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation).

Accommodation :
Accommodation at Hotel Devdar Khajjiar is available in rooms, independent cottages and a ten bedded dormitory. The tastefully decorated rooms and log cottages offer luxurious stay and a marvelous view of the glade. The rooms come with state of the art facilities like Attached bathroom with running hot and cold water, and modern bathroom accessories, color TV with satellite channels, Direct dial telephones, Wall to wall carpeting, Room service etc.

Dining :
The restaurant at the first floor of the Devdar hotel offers mouth watering Chinese, Indian, North Indian and local goodies. The view of the surroundings outside the window here offer good accompaniment for the delectable food.

Business :
The hotel Devdar Khajjiar offers business facilities like international dialing, fax, etc.

Recreation :
The Hotel Devdar in Khajjiar India has a small garden with swing and slide for the kids. The hotel has a travel desk that will assist you arrange your itineraries.

Other Facilities :
The Hotel Devdar Khajjiar provides facilities like laundry, car parking, car rental, front desk, housekeeping, currency exchange, car hire, major credit card acceptability etc.

City Info :
The history of Khajjiar is associated to the rulers of Chamba. The Rajput rulers of Himachal ruled Chamba valley in the 6th century and made it their capital. In the medieval period this region became the part of the Mughal Empire and later came under the rule of the Sikh kingdoms. Finally, it was taken over by the British and became a part of the state of Himachal Pradesh when it was formed on April 15, 1948.