Overview
The Chateau Garli borrows its architecture from Colonial, Portuguese, Mughal, Rajasthani and Kangri influence. Built by Lala Mela Ram Sud in 1921, it is set in the heritage village of Garli. Though the structure fell into a state of disrepair as it was not visited by anyone for nearly 2 decades, in 2012, his great-grandson, Amish Sud and grandson, Yatish C. Sud, planned to restore it. The property has retained the essence of the original structure and added modern amenities to suit the present-day travellers. Prepare to be amazed by the stunning red, blue, green and yellow windowpanes in this building, creating a dramatic effect once the sun sets and indoor lighting is lit. The beautiful blue and red Belgian chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, a gramophone and a large wooden radio in the living room along with the Chambal Thal in the living room will reminisce the treasures from a bygone era. Savour the flavours of the Himachal cuisine at the royal kitchens of the estate. Lounge by the banks of river Beas and binge on the crispy fried fish or let the local staff serve you food and booze by the swimming pool.
Overview:
Indulge in an amazing stay experience at The Chateau Garli with its range of room categories offering a number of facilities. Experience comfort and joy at one place!
Suite:
3 Rooms with Double Occupancy
Premium Room:
4 Rooms with Double Occupancy
Deluxe Room:
8 Rooms with Double Occupancy
Standard Room:
3 Rooms with Double Occupancy
Single Room:
1 Room with Single Occupancy
