Seetalvan has one two-storey stone and timber building, with 4 large double rooms, two on each floor. Each have their own private entry but share a long balcony between two.

A short distance away there’s a 4-bedroom renovated cottage, ideal for families and groups of friends.

The standalone doubles are beautifully constructed in pinewood and stone, (the building is impeccably made in the traditional Himachali stacked stonework or ‘kath-khuni’ style) and have minimal and tasteful interior furnishings, with big, comfortable beds. Each has its own bathroom with plentiful hot water.

The cosy bungalow is a slightly older construction (but none the worse for that), with two downstairs bedrooms, along with kitchen and dining area, and two more bedrooms upstairs alongside a small living room. It has a wraparound balcony on the first floor.

Between the two accomodation buildings is another building housing the dining room/restaurant area and, above, a large shared and extremely cosy living room with wood burner, sofas, flatscreen satellite TV, and an outside sitting and hammock area from where you can view the orchard’s apple and cherry trees, and the surrounding mountainous countryside.