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1. A Retreat of Elation - 5 star hotels in kasauli Kasauli, home to one of the largest breweries in the world! This is a quaint hilltown that seems to exist in a colonial era. This elegant town, shrouded in flora is situated right across the hills of Shimla. Mixed forests of Chir-Pine, Himalayan oak and Horse Chestnut surround Kasauli. Its narrow roads run along the hillsides offering picturesque sights & affords great short treks and forest experiences. Still untouched by modernity, this is pristine and amongst the known locations for filming & photography. This mountain getaway draws inspiration from nature. Kasauli has a colonial ambiance which is complemented by windy paths, quaint shops, lovely homes with charming exteriors and rows of neat little gardens and orchards. 5 star hotels in kasauli Kasauli situated at 6300 ft above sea level endorses fresh mountain air and cool weather. The cool summers and snowy winters allow for a refreshing and a rosy cheek experience! This location allows for many distractions such as mountain treks, picnics in the forest, known temples, bird watching. Kausali is a treat for botanist's offering an abundance of rare species of plants unique to the region. Located just 5.5 hours away from Delhi, 7 Pines with its Colonial ambiance, is the perfect weekend getaway or even a relaxed retreat in the hills. It works on the convention of providing guests an ultimate English Retreat. 7 Pines in the Kasauli hills offers cozy and comfortable double bedrooms with their own verandahs overlooking the Shimla Hills and pristine pine forests. Choose from our populous range of luxurious rooms like The Hazel Standard Rooms, Pine Deluxe Rooms, Pine Superior Rooms, Cedar Family Rooms, and Cedar Executive Rooms. The home has a beautiful living room and an elegant study with all the comforts of a luxury property. 5 star hotels in kasauli Restaurant: The home is also equipped with a modern kitchenette where our Chefs prepare a traditional homely meal using fresh vegetables, hand-picked from the kitchen garden and local spices from the region and dishes up scrumptious food. Rapid tap-tap-tap followed by sweet chirping woke me from a deep sleep. I flew out of my warm bed, grabbed my camera and flung the door wide open only to realise what mistake I made. The blast of cold winter air hit me so hard, mist welcomed me and I was bare-feet. But that morning, a brown- breasted woodpecker and a couple of Himalayan bulbul were chosen over warmth. Waking up to the cold fresh air, no sound of horn (or people for that matter) was such a blessed feeling for a city- dweller in desperate need of some peace and quiet. And the quiet I got! I finally got to meet Quaint

2. at 7 Pines in Kasauli. A little further away from the main road, a winding road took me through chir- pines and a lot of wild flowers and brought me to this pretty boutique hotel with an English touch. The hotel 7 Pines is a perfect choice for a relaxed stay amidst nature, its Colonial ambience and the warmth of a home are definitely something to write home about. But dear readers, this is it. This is what 7 Pines is all about--a truly relaxed stay. In short: 7 Pines is peaceful, quiet and extremely laid- back. Here are five (very compelling) reasons why you should consider this hilly retreat. It is not just limited to the location. At 7 Pines, nature is given the utmost importance. From the decor to what you eat, you can see the presence of nature in everything that 7 Pines is about. From pretty flowery curtains to shutters, from the comfortable patio furniture to the garden-fresh salads, everything makes one feel good and sun-shiney! Every room opens up to either a garden view or the forest view (my personal favourite) or the Shimla view. Every where you look, you will see green and pretty wild flowers. Also, the good folks at 7 Pines love their birds. The hotel and its surroundings are home to more than 37 species of birds. Blue whistling thrush, Russet sparrow, gray treepie, brown breasted woodpecker were just some of the many birds that paid me a visit. youtube