There are five double rooms with large twin beds. Each room has its own bathroom with western toilet and cold water shower. Each room has an area  to sit outside under cover. Each room enjoys equally commanding views over the temples.

Hot water is available throughout the day on request.

Mahesh and his father can arrange all your meals for you. They are particularly adept at providing traditional Kumaon food and can provide an astounding thali of daal, sabji, chapati and rice for lunch and evening meal. Breakfast can be poori or paratha if you like local food, or omlette and toast for more European tastes. Whatever your dietary wishes, Mahesh will try to cater for you. Tea and coffee available on request.

There are also some Dhaba (small cafes) in town. There is little in choice but great value Indian vegetarian food to be obtained between 8am-5pm (from Rs20 for a huge thali or Aloo poori). Some of the smaller Dhaba on the road out of town can make Chow Mein.

Alcohol meat and eggs are not available near to the temple for religious reasons. The nearest shop to purchase alcohol is Panuanola about 10kms distance on the road to Almora.

Mahesh or his father may arrange for a fire near the terrace in an evening where you can chat to other guests at the hotel from all over the world and India. It is an opportunity to learn more about Kumaon culture and other places to visit in the area. With unpolluted skies, the absence of traffic and immense deodar forest, entertainment is more natural and relaxed than typical hedonistic pursuits.

Short treks are available without the need of a guide and some directions from Mahesh and his family. Some staggering scenery surrounds Jageshwar (see Photos). There is also a longer 1 day trek to Binsar (see Activities).

Photo Gallery

front view of guest house

distant view

from the cedar forest

room view

terrace view

patio view

view out the bedroom

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front view of guest house