Three-Star Hotels in Pālampur

Staff behavior, cleaning and food

Traveling from Last six months across many countries And I find a perfect peaceful place in this property in tea gardens of Green Buds Tea faktory where I took complete rest in seclude environment. Hospitalitty And staff was Very good... Love the place And worth recomend....

The space and serene environment

The cleanliness and the location of the cottages were perfect

Decor, homey feel. Food. Beds were SO COMFORTABLE! Washrooms are so clean! Everything is so clean! Staff are chilled and made me feel so at home. Garden space is great. So is common room and rooftop.

All amenities were best.staff was cooperative.

Beautiful view, big room and very nice staff. Everything was perfect. I highly recommend this place.

location, cleanliness and hospitability

I really liked the location — it’s away from the hustle of Bir. The rooms are very clean and offer stunning 360-degree valley views. They look premium and are surprisingly affordable. The property has a play area where you can enjoy lots of indoor games, including a pool table. There’s also a rooftop café where you can catch a beautiful sunset — and honestly, this might just be the best place in Bir for it. You don’t even need to go to the landing site to enjoy the view! I’ve been to Bir many times and stayed at several hotels, but I truly feel this is the only hostel where you can experience that dreamy sunset right from your stay. The food is good, the staff is friendly, and the vibe is amazing. You can choose this place with your eyes closed — it’s too good!

Review of Norling House – Dharamshala Nestled within the serene Norbulingka Institute of Tibetan Culture, Norling House offers a peaceful and immersive stay on the outskirts of Dharamshala. The guesthouse is beautifully decorated with handcrafted Tibetan art, including intricate thangka paintings, wood carvings, appliqué textiles, and metalwork, all created by skilled artisans trained at the institute. A unique aspect of staying here is the opportunity to visit the institute’s workshops, where artists and students bring traditional Tibetan craftsmanship to life. Guests can observe the delicate process of thangka painting, wood carving, and embroidery, gaining insight into centuries-old artistic traditions. Many of these handcrafted pieces are available for purchase in the on-site shop, making it easy to take home a piece of Tibetan culture. The atmosphere at Norling House is calm and meditative, with the gentle scent of incense lingering in the air. Its location, away from the crowds, provides a perfect retreat while still offering easy access to Dharamshala, McLeod Ganj, and Dharamkot. I explored the region with Phurbu, a guide from the institute, who took me on his Royal Enfield motorcycle to visit key sites such as the Tibet Museum, the Tibetan Library, various monasteries, and the Dalai Lama’s residence in McLeod Ganj. We also visited the peaceful ashrams in Dharamkot, a hidden gem for those seeking tranquility. The restaurant at Norling House serves delicious traditional Tibetan cuisine, including steaming momos, butter tea, handmade noodles, and the hearty tsampa porridge for breakfast. The food is simple but authentic, offering a taste of local Tibetan flavors. Overall, Norling House is an excellent choice for those looking for a culturally immersive and peaceful stay in Dharamshala.