Find all hotels by Welcom Heritage in Dalhousie from AED 255

"Excellent stay. Lovely staff. Great hospitality. Good food. Would highly recommend "

"Very good property, specially staff"

"Stay was amazing and rooms were very comfortable with valley view. There was limitation of sunlight around the property as it in opposite direction. Also buffet breakfast has very limited options with respect to amount being paid for including it within the fare. If I know before hand I would haven't opted for the breakfast rather do ala-carte at property itself. "

"The hotel is not on the main road. It has a very steep and narrow downhill approach road and is hard to find. You have to manually turn the geyser switch on 25 mins prior for one hot bucket of water for bath and then wait another 25 mins for the next bucket. Linens, bed sheets, etc. are dirty. Even when they didn't have any other guests staying over, they had apparently run out of blankets on a cold night. A bunch of guys in their late teens manage the hotel. It's very subpar, not recommended for families for sure. There was no way to cancel and get a refund as I booked the hotel online."

"The property is really good . Newly built . Staff is good Brkfast is good. Good view Go for balcony room . The only problem is far from market . Once you are back at property you cannot step out . Rest is good . Isolated property good view . Also they do not have room phone You need to call the person on mobile . "

"Best hotel in the area. If you rented a taxi your driver gets free food and amenities. Great location and beautiful views. The included breakfast buffet is simply amazing, on par with many 5 star hotels. The bar and restaurant is also very nice. One of the few hotels that offers free parking"

"A great property. It faces mountains on all sides. Snow covered mountains are visible in the distance. "

"Amazing property."

"One of the best sunset i have ever seen, just wow. And yes their hospitality is great too. It is siuated inside Kalatop forest area and its in the middle of Dalhousie and Khajjiar."