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Introduction:
State: Uttaranchal
City: Nainital
Location: Mallitaal
Room: 49 well furnished rooms
History of Royal Hotel, Nainital
The hotel reflects its colonial past in all erstwhile glory. The well maintained rooms and garden still retain that erstwhile ambience of the days of yore. The hotel is situated at an advantageous location overlooking the Kumaon hills. The tailor made services and mouth watering cuisines makes your stay worthwhile.
Accommodation in Royal Hotel, Nainital
The well furnished rooms of the hotel are a traveler's delight. The rooms are spacious and are meticulously renovated keeping its heritage value intact. All modern facilities are catered to in the hotel.
Dining in Chevron Royal Hotel, Nainital
The hotel has an in house restaurant offering you a wide range of continental, Indian and Kumaoni dishes. The restaurant is well decorated and overlooks the garden.
Business and Banquet Facilities in Royal Hotel, Nainital
The conference room in Royal Hotel is well equipped and fitted with the latest automation technology which takes care of the business proceedings. Business services are available including secretarial services, photo copier and fax machine.
Recreational and Other Facilities in Royal Hotel, Nainital
- A variety of Indoor games
- Ghazal evenings
- Garden barbeque on request.
- Cultural programs by Kumaoni artists.
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- Trekking arrangements
- Sight seeing on requests.
- Bon fires
- Jogging paths
- Outdoor picnics
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Some of the other facilities in the Hotel are
Centrally heated
Running hot an cold water
Direct dial telephone service
TV, offering multi-channels
In house laundry & dry cleaning
Parking area
City Information:
Nainital was founded in 1841 by P. Barron. Then followed an upsurge of colonial houses and mansions some of which were later remodeled into heritage hotels.. It acted as a favorite summer retreat of the Britishers. After post independence much of these manors and summer retreats have been changed to heritage hotels. Nainital is also known for its many lakes, tourist's spots, wild life sanctuaries and trekking points.
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