Guns Roses Cottages and Resorts

Guns and Roses is a beautiful three storied building located on the main road and entrance to Kasauli. It is a prominent landmark approx 1 km from Garkhal and 100 meters from Kasauli Resorts. The complex consists of apartments with a newer concept of providing ultimate comfort of stay and home like food. It offers a unique and a newer concept of holidaying in style in the pristine environments of Kasauli Hills. It has the most beautiful architecture and is tastefully furnished with top of the line interiors.

It offers fully furnished cottages with Italian marble flooring, teakwood fixtures and furnishings and executive class of linen and other usables. All apartments offer luxurious sit outs (marble floored and grass lawns) for an excellent view of surrounding Dhauladhar Hills and Shimla. Very often clouds enter and escape through sit outs and bedrooms.

A two bed room apartment consists of two bed rooms with attached bathrooms, a dressing room, drawing - dining, fully equipped kitchen for self cooking if required and two to three balconies/exclusive sit outs.

One bedroom apartment consists of one bed room with attached bathroom, a drawing – dining room, fully equipped kitchen (for self cooking if required) and an exclusive balcony.

If not exercising the option of self-cooking, enjoy exclusive home like and mouth watering delicious food preparations.

Tariff Per Apartment Per Night

• Plan 1 AP
  • Rs 6500/- for a two bedroom apartment.
  • Rs 4500/- for a one bedroom apartment.

Includes complementary breakfast, non-alcoholic welcome drinks and a departure hamper.

• Plan 2 MAP
  • Rs 7500/- for a two bedroom apartment.
  • Rs 5000/- for a one bedroom apartment.

Includes complementary breakfast, one meal — lunch/dinner (as per choice) , non-alcoholic welcome drinks and a departure hamper.

• Plan 3
  • Rs 8500/- for a two bedroom apartment.
  • Rs 5500/- for a one bedroom apartment.

Includes complementary breakfast and two meals, non-alcoholic welcome drinks and a departure hamper.

• Plan 4 (for Corporates/Group — per person/per day)
  • Rs 2000/- with complementary breakfast and one meal — lunch/dinner, non–alcoholic welcome drinks and a departure hamper for each individual.
  • Rs 2250/- with complementary breakfast and two meals, non–alcoholic welcome drinks and a departure hamper for each individual.

Two adults accomodated in a bedroom.

• Standard Menu
  • Complementary Breakfast : Bread, butter, jam, boiled egg or omlet; or parantha with curd; or puri bhaji – (daily variable), juice, tea or coffee.
  • Maharaja Breakfast (Sundays & festival days – variable) : Juice, porridge, fruits — 3 to 5 varities, ham, sausages, cutlets, eggs to order and bread, bitter, jam; or parantha with curt or puri–bhaji or chholey bathoore; or South Indian — Idli, vada, uppama, uthappam; tea or coffee.
  • Lunch / Dinner : Chicken/Mutton Curry (Paneer/Mushroom for veg), Dal, Seasonal vegetable, Vegetable curry, Rice, Roti, papad, pickles, sweet dish and dessert.
  • Additional items available on all meals on demand.
• Discounts for off weekends and off-season bookings. Special tariff for long weekends and festivals.

Kasauli is a small and beautiful cantonment hill station in Solan district at Himachal Pradesh, India. Kasauli is Located 77 km from Shimla, 65 km from Chandigarh and 50 km from Panchkula at a height of 1800 meters, it still retains the old world charms and is a throwback to the past. The beautiful small town Kasuali was developed by the British as a summer destination and till date it remains a secluded tourism spot. The forests of chir-pine, Himalayan oak and huge horse chestnuts surround Kasauli. The colonial ambiance of the Kasauli town is reinforced by cobbled paths, tiny shops, gabled houses with magnificent facades and scores of neat little gardens and orchards.

Attractions at Kasuali are Monkey Point, The highest point in Kasauli called Monkey point is just 4-km from the Kasauli bus stand. The Monkey Point commands an excellent view of the distant plains of Chandigarh region and the river Satluj, tracing a silvery trail through the scene. Few other sitesseing in Kasuli are Sanawar, Dharampur, Sabathu and Dagshai. The snow clad mountains, dense forests and lush foliage attribute to the unspoiled beauty of this hill station. It is quite amazing that this undulating picnic spot still retains its colonial heritage and charm in its entirety. Traffic is restricted on these roads, which is the reason why, Kasauli is one of the quietest  hill stations in India. The resort's colonial aura is underlined by gabled houses with picturesque facades, cobbled alleys and rows of neat orchards and elegant gardens.