Location is heavenly, must be quietest place in India! That is other than on a religious holiday. Walking the immediate neighbourhood was superb. The garden and views are delightful. Staff were fabulous. So interested in your enjoyment and well bring. Restaurant crew especially Raju were great. Manager was always checking on us and arranging outings for us with their excellent driver. Restaurant was superb but I stuck to Indian cuisine. My wife had some disappointment with other Asian food being too spicy (but staff happily replaced).

Our room. Room 1 opens off the entry lobby so exposed to all passing through the lobby. Above all its noisy from reception, restaurant directly above and cycle parking outside the window. Also hotel is crowded on holiday weekend with visitors to restaurant which was very busy during the day.

Beautiful property located in Landour, overlooking Mussoorie and its valley with far reaching views to Dehradun on a clear day. Very friendly staff willing to help in anyway and excellent food in the restaurant.

Their policy with respect to alcohol was unclear before we booked. It turned out to be a dry property and , although they will procure your alcohol,they will not let you consume any of it in their dining room, only in your own room and in secluded parts of the garden. Not a problem if you know about it, so they should make this very clear on their website (especially as the photo gallery has a photo of food with wine).

Property itself is good, well maintained. Clean and great food Please note that there is a steep road to get to the property because it sits on top of a hill. So please make sure you book a cab that is powerful enough to go up the windy road. We got a cab from airport which was not in great condition so a better option may be ask for transportation from the hotel.

What can you say about a heritage establishment that walks you down the charming side of a British past. From the quaint trimmings, heavy wooded interior, charming tea garden, quiet ministrations by the staff and the prompt service, not the least the finger-licking food - there is an absolute stamp of quality legacy and makes it a must-visit. The location in the higher reaches of Landour is breathtaking.

Having said that, am glad our room was part of the annexe , and quiet if a little stuffy. The stay and food is definitely quite pricey.

It was a love at first sight property. The location was perfect , both for the views and also surroundings. Everything about the place - the porch entry , lounge area , the little tea gardens in back yard and the quaint cozy rooms . Not to forget Emily’s the dining area which transports you to the past era when it was built . Special mention to let guests know that there are heaters provided in the bathrooms too . We travelled during Christmas season so there were decorations in place with a beautiful Christmas trees .

Nothing that I did not like.

Incredible location in Landour. Stayed in the Rhododendron Suite. Beautiful view over the valley with sunsets visible right from the room. The staff were very accommodating and helpful. Food at Emily’s was consistently good. Tea garden and the afternoon tea was a treat. An amazing place to stay for a few days away. Will definitely be back!

Nothing! Only one suggestion: please add Rokeby/Landour merch to your shop. Women’s and kids T-shirts, small mugs, magnets.

Food is superb , staff are very courteous.

As it's a heritage property, rooms doesn't have direct hill view, don't go for room no. 1 and 2 they opens directly at reception and view is of parking . But they do have open area for hill view.

The location and ambience is excellent. The old British rooms were charming. Food at the restaurant was by and large very good. Staff was very polite, helpful.

Rooms didn't have mesh doors so we couldn't have the windows or doors open which was a shame. Our rooms faced a corridor or back wall of the hotel which was very disappointing. Pricey!

Loved the location, the feel of the place; a quaint warm stone cottage with open spaces and the coziest lounge and crackling fire! A beautiful outside area and swing 🩷 A beautiful dining area with scrumptious breakfast! Loved the personal touches- a welcome drink of hot chocolate the followed me to the top garden that I randomly went to check out, the chocolates kept at night turn over, the cutesy map in the room The staff is polite, friendly and ever ready to help The location is surely the best for Landour- walkable distance from char dukaan, lal tibba, landour bakehouse- the works! And oh, the breakfast had cinnamon rolls from Landour Bakehouse. 😃😎

I think the price is a little too steep for the room size- I got the single occupancy room at a steal, nearly 50% off; but I would be flabbergasted if I had to pay the full amount for that tiny room with a teeny small window! However, my overall experience was way better than a similarly priced stay in Mussourie. Also, the rooms open and look out into common areas- so privacy is a little compromised. Also, I would love an extra blanket in November, though I didn't really ask for it to be fair Travel arrangements and the restaurant are steeply priced, I could arrange for much cheaper cabs from mussourie

Beautiful quaint cottage style. Rooms were very cosy. Restaurant had a great menu and again all stone walls, and a great view of the valley. Food and staff were excellent.

No bar. Is in contonment area. But the staff kindly sent someone out to get me a bottle of wine to drink in my room. Had I known that I would have stayed somewhere else. But I would have missed this great treasure and regretted it. I will go back. The bathrooms are very cold.