Woodrina Cottages

Hotel Woodrina is an unforgettable destination with private gardens, surrounded by lush green lawns and deodar forests. Idelally located on Shimla kufri road at a height of 7000 ft, 7000 feet above the dust and heat of the planes a heaven in the mountains to which nature and the Gods have indeed been kind.

It offers picturesque and fascinating view of snow capped mountains and serene beauty of Shimla hills, with its exclusive location and proximity from other tourist spots around Shimla, Woodrina is ideal holiday destination for families and groups.

Hotel Woodrina gives you chance to have a lifetime experience of this natural beauty. it offers pictureque and fascinating view of snow capped mountains and serene beauty of Shimla hills, with its exclusice location and proximity from other tourist spots around Shimla, Woodrina is ideal holiday destiantion for families and groups.

We are also providing cottage accommodation to our guest in Woodrina. Consisting of 11 exquisitely made cottages and are surrounded by deodar trees. Stay in these cottages is undoubtedly a life time experience. Cottages are attached with private lawns. Total 11 Rooms in Cottages and 11 Super Delux Rooms with one Family Suites.

Hotel Woodrina is a relatively heritage hotel which was started in the year 1985. It is located on the Kufri road around 10 kilometres from Shimla and is an ideal tourist destination away from the humdrum of city life.

Luxury Tax : 10% on Room Tariff

:: Car Rental Facility
:: Doctor on Call
:: Housekeeping Service
:: Laundry Service
:: Outdoor Activities
:: Parking Facility
:: Sightseeing
:: Multi Channel TV
:: Taxi on demand
:: Children Park
:: Conference & Banquet and Restaurant

Getting to Shimla

By Rail
Shimla is connected to Kalka ( 96 km. ) on Meter Gauge and it takes around 6 Hrs from KALKA to reach SHIMLA

By Air
Nearest Airport is at Jubbarhatti 23 km. and is connected to Chandigarh, Kullu, Delhi.

By Road
Accessible throughout the year from all important places

Summer Season Special - 2 Nights/3 Days Package
INR 8,000/- Per Couple

Package inclusive of:
:: Welcome Drink (Tea/Coffee/Cold Drinks) at the time of arrival
:: Accomodation in the Deluxe room/Deluxe Cottages on twin sharing basis.
:: Meals on MAP (Morning Tea, Breakfast & lunch/dinner).
:: A Complementry Fruit Basket
:: Free Arrival and Departure Transfer’s from ISBT/Railway Station to Hotel and vice versa.
:: 01 Half Day Sight Seeing Tour for Kufri/ Shimla City Tour
:: 10% Discount on additional bills of Food & Beverages and Laundry.
:: Extra Adult @ INR 2000/- With Extra Bed.
:: Child below 05 Years Complementry, Child above 05 to 12 Years @INR 1200/- With Extra Bed
:: Package Extendable on Pro-Rata basis.
:: Surprise gift at the time of Departure.
:: All applicable taxes

(Valid from 1st April to 15th July, 1st October to 15th November and 15th December to 5th January, 2009 Except Diwali, Christmas & New Year)

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.