Marigold Holiday Cottages Shimla

MARIGOLD HOLIDAY COTTAGES, is a hill-resort, comprising of ‘Himalayan Stone Cottages’ having the homely option of a fully equipped kitchenette. It is a perfect family accommodation in Shimla. These villas offer you the relaxation, thrill and magnificence of ‘Nature’ amidst the heavily forested and historic Shimla – Mashobra – Naldehra Hills in the ‘Land Of Gods- Himachal Pradesh’.

These family hotels in shimla are worth visit to relish life time rejuvenating memory. Situated in the Middle Himalayas and discovered by the British in 1819, Simla is steeped in history and is a dream getaway.

At ‘Marigold Holiday Cottages’, Mashobra – Naldehra one finds the perfect blend of nature mixed with a contemporary lifestyle, modern utilities, and the goodness of ‘Pahari’ hospitality. This is complimented by the opportunity it offers, to indulge in variety of adventure sports (river-rafting, mountain biking, rock climbing, nature walks, trekking and fishing).

The cottages at Shimla are designed for the needs of today’s modern traveler. Each one is spacious, luxurious, and comfortable – and is built to provide you and your family with an experience you will long cherish.

Shimla (also spelt as 'Simla') derives its name from goddess 'Shayamla Devi', which is another manifestation of Goddess Kali. The capital of Himachal Pradesh came into light when the British discovered it in 1819. Till then, it was a part of the Nepalese kingdom. In 1864 Shimla was declared as the summer capital of India. After Independence, Shimla became the capital of Punjab and was later named the capital of Himachal Pradesh. In 1903 a rail line was constructed between Kalka and Shimla. Shimla is one of the few places in the world where an enormous amount of history and heritage has been distilled into such a small place in so short a time.

Shimla's Seven Hill Attractions The seven hills of Shimla are - Prospect Hill in Western Shimla, which has the temple of Kamna Devi; Summer Hill in Western Shimla, which has the campus of the Himachal Pradesh University; Observatory Hill in Western Shimla, which holds the estate of the Indian Institute of Advanced Study; Invererarm in Western Shimla, whose top has the State Museum; Bantony in central Shimla, which has the Grand Hotel; Jakhoo in central Shimla, which is crowned by the temple indicated to Lord Hanuman, and Elysium in north-western Shimla, which holds Auckland House and Longwood and reaches out towards the Bharari spur.