Hotel Yatrika

The Kangra Valley at the foot of the Dhauladhar range in Himachal Pradesh offers picturesque view of the verdant green Kangra valley and the snow capped Dhauladhar and is now a popular tourist destination. The Hotel Yarika Kangra is a popular name in the list of hotels in Kangra and offers comfortable accommodation. The Hotel is conveniently located at a distance of just 8 km from the nearest railway station and 3 km from the bus stand making it a popular choice among both leisure and business travelers.

Accommodation :
All the 12 rooms at the Hotel Yatrika Kangra are elegantly done up and offers a host of contemporary facilities and are studded with state of the art gadgets. The rooms are clean and spacious and are attended by an expert staff that takes care of all the needs of the guests. The rooms feature attached bathrooms, running hot and cold water, TV with satellite channels, direct dial telephone, tea/coffee makers etc.

Dining :
The restaurant at the Hotel Yatrika Kangra serves delicious Indian, Chinese, Himachali and North Indian cuisine. The hotel also has bar that serves cocktails and Indian and foreign liquor.

Business :
The hotel Yatrika has a fully equipped conference hall that can be used for the purposes of conferences and seminars and meetings. Audio visual equipments, podium, etc are available. Apart from these, international dialing, fax, are also provided.

Recreation :
The travel desk at the hotel Yatrika offers to take you out on a sightseeing tour where you can enjoy the sights and sounds of the Kangra Valley. Trekking, riding, nature study, bird watching, sightseeing, excursions can also be arranged on request.

Other Facilities :
The hotel offers basic other facilities like doctor on call, front desk, credit card acceptability, car rental, ample parking space, etc.

City Info :
The Kangra Valley is just 45 km from Dharamsala and is connected to all parts of Himachal Pradesh by a sound network of roads. The Kangra Valley is also connected by the narrow gauge Kangra Valley Railway which was built between 1926 and 1929. The railway track cuts across the mountainsides crossing masonry bridges across narrow gorges. The track network almost makes a slim rectangular belt running ninety miles in length and thirty miles in breadth through the mountains. A journey on this train offers a sweeping view of the quiet scenic mountains while stopping at small stations some of which serve as starting points for road travel to further destinations-specially to ancient Hindu shrines tucked away in the valley.