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more photos >>> Situated at 8,350 feet in the magnificent Himalayas, Wildflower Hall is a fairytale splendor resort set in 23 acres of virgin woods of pine and cedar. Enjoy enchanting views of mountains and valleys from the rooms, restaurants, outdoor Jacuzzi and the heated bathing Pool hall. For the ultimate in pampering our luxury spa pavilions are tranquil havens for revitalizing the body and soul. The former residence of Lord Kitchener, rebuilt to a new magnificence, Wildflower Hall recreates the grand style of the colonial era. Nature lovers can explore the Himalayas and enjoy adventure sports

Description		Photos		Location		Guest reviews

Description		Photos		Location		Guest reviews

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Hotel facilities

General
Non-Smoking Rooms Continental Breakfast 24-hour Reception Pets Allowed	Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Television Parking free	Safe Deposit Box Restaurant Air conditioning
Activities
Bar	Indoor Swimming Pool	Fitness Center
Services
Airport Shuttle Meeting/Banquet Facilities Ironing Service	Dry Cleaning Babysitting/Child Care Room Service	Business Center Car Rental

Hotel policies
Cancellation* If cancelled or modified up to 2 days before date of arrival, no penalty will be charged. In case of late cancellation or no-show, the first night will be charged. more

Attractions

Tattapani / Shiv Goofa

The hot sulphur springs is know for its therapeutic power. A two hours drive along the Sutlej river.

Sankat Mochan

A temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, commands an excellent view of the town.

The Mall

The Mall is Shimla's main promenade. Here, contemporary commercial enterprises rub shoulders with stately colonial edifices, churches and other landmarks of the town. At one end of The Mall is the city's colourful local market, called Lakkar Bazaar.

The Viceregal Lodge

A few minutes from The Oberoi Cecil, is the Viceregal Lodge. Built in 1888 by the British Viceroy Lord Dufferin, the premises also house a museum, and beautifully laid out gardens. Through its grand history, it has also been the Rashtrapati Niwas (The Pre

the restaurant

The Restaurant has a large open-air terrace offering panoramic views over the mountains. The menu includes a varied range of Pan-Asian and Continental dishes. Guests can dine here looking out over the most spectacular scenery in the world.