Frequently Asked Questions

The Highland Park is a luxury riverside resort nestled at an altitude of 7,500 ft. above sea level in Manali, Himachal Pradesh. Set along the banks of the Beas River and surrounded by snow-capped mountains and a private apple orchard, it offers a rare combination of natural serenity, adventure, and premium hospitality—away from the noise and crowds of busy tourist spots.

The resort is ideal for families, honeymooners, nature lovers, and adventure enthusiasts. Whether you are looking for a peaceful riverside retreat, a romantic getaway, or a base for mountain adventure sports, The Highland Park caters to a wide range of travellers.

The resort arranges a variety of adventure activities for guests. In winter, snow activities at Solang Valley (just 6 km away) include snow skiing, snowboarding, snow scooter rides, heli-skiing, sledging, and ice climbing. Through most of the year, guests can also enjoy paragliding and river rafting. Please note that snow activities are seasonal and subject to weather conditions.

Yes. Guests who book directly through the official website can avail a 35% discount on room bookings, along with a 10% offer on laundry services. Direct bookings also ensure the best available rates and personalised service.

If a cancellation is made between 7 and 14 days before the date of arrival, 50% of the booking amount will be charged. For cancellations made within 7 days of arrival, the full booking amount will be charged. We recommend reaching out to our reservations team for any special circumstances.

The Highland Park has 32 rooms distributed across beautifully designed cottage-style buildings. Unlike most resorts, the cottages are spaced well apart from one another, ensuring ample privacy and a sense of openness for every guest.

The resort offers 5 room categories:

• Deluxe Room, offering 180 sq. ft. and ideal for families and nature lovers
• Superior Deluxe Room, offering 170 sq. ft. in a cottage with a shared drawing room
• Luxury Room, spanning 200 sq. ft. and located in the main block with a spacious balcony
• Executive Room, spanning a generous 230 sq. ft. of space and best for families with kids
• Royal Suite, offering a generous 240 sq. ft. with Jacuzzi, spacious balcony, and spectacular mountain view

Yes, every room at The Highland Park has private access to the Beas River—one of the resort's most cherished features. Guests can step out and spend time on the pristine river stones, enjoy the sound of flowing water, or simply soak in the views from their balcony.

All rooms come with complimentary bottled water, a tea & coffee maker, a mini-bar, wardrobe, LED lighting, a smart heater, 24-hour hot running water, and high-speed complimentary Wi-Fi. Each room also has a spacious private balcony.

The Royal Suite is the most popular choice for honeymooners, featuring a Jacuzzi, a spacious balcony, and a spectacular mountain view, offering the perfect blend of privacy, luxury, and natural beauty.

Ice n Spice is the resort's in-house multi-cuisine restaurant, serving Continental, Indian, and Chinese cuisine. Guests can choose between a buffet or an à la carte menu, with meal plans available in various combinations—breakfast only, breakfast and lunch, breakfast and dinner, or all 3 meals.

Ice n Spice is open from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily. The indoor seating can accommodate up to 64 guests, and the outdoor space fits an additional 16 guests — ideal for dining with mountain views in pleasant weather.

The restaurant features large transparent glass windows overlooking the Solang Valley, apple orchards, and the Beas River, creating a stunning visual backdrop for every meal. The ambience is further elevated by live guitar performances and instrumental jazz played on alternating days.

Yes. Beers N Cheers is the resort's in-house bar, open from 12:00 PM to 10:30 PM. It serves a curated selection of cocktails, mocktails, and food, all enjoyed in a cosy, dimly lit setting with rustic interiors and sweeping mountain views through a massive glass casement.

Outside food is not permitted on the resort premises. Personal liquor is allowed, but only within the confines of your room.

Yes, the resort's banquet and lawns facility is available for private events. Whether it is a family celebration, a corporate offsite, or a special occasion, the team at The Highland Park can assist with arrangements tailored to your needs. The banquet page on the website is currently being updated—we recommend contacting the reservations team directly for the latest details and availability.

Yes, the resort sets up bonfires at night beside the Beas River, complemented by soothing background music, making it a popular activity for groups, families, and couples. This can be arranged as part of your stay experience.

The resort offers a well-equipped fitness centre (with cardio equipment, dumbbells, and a pull-up bar), a kids' play area (with a trampoline, slides, sandbox, and water balloon games), and indoor games for adults including pool table, badminton, and table tennis, making it a versatile destination for group and family outings.

Yes, the resort can arrange adventure activities such as river rafting, paragliding, and seasonal snow sports for groups. Solang Valley, just 6 km away, is the prime venue for snow adventure activities. Please coordinate with the reservations team in advance to plan group activity packages.

You can reach the reservations team at reservations@thehighlandpark.in or call +91 98 1604 3949. General enquiries can also be directed to info@thehighlandpark.in or +91 88 9470 8100/200/300/400.

The resort is located at Opp. Nehru Kund, Rohtang Road, Manali, Himachal Pradesh - 175103. It sits along the Beas River at an altitude of 7,500 ft., on the road leading towards Rohtang Pass, in a quieter, offbeat stretch away from Manali's main market area.

The nearest airport is Kullu Manali Airport (Bhuntar Airport), which connects Manali to Delhi and other major cities. For those travelling by road, the Volvo Bus Stand in Manali is the nearest intercity bus terminal. There is no railway station in Manali; the nearest major railhead is Joginder Nagar, though most travellers arrive by road from Chandigarh or Delhi.

The resort is ideally placed for exploring Manali's top sights: Solang Valley (6 km), famous for snow sports and scenic beauty; Jogni Waterfall, a scenic trek from Vashisht village; Hadimba Devi Temple, one of Manali's most revered landmarks; Vashisht, known for its hot springs and ancient temples; and Rohtang Pass, a high-altitude mountain pass offering panoramic Himalayan views.

Yes. While the resort is intentionally set away from the crowds, Manali's main market and key attractions are easily accessible by road. The resort's location on Rohtang Road also makes it a convenient starting point for day trips to Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass.

Manali offers different experiences across seasons. Winter (December to February) is ideal for snow sports at Solang Valley. Spring and summer (March to June) offer pleasant weather, lush greenery, and are great for river rafting and paragliding. The monsoon season is generally not recommended for adventure activities. Autumn (September to November) brings crisp air and stunning foliage. The resort welcomes guests year-round, and the team can advise on the best activities based on your travel dates.