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Wayfarer Solitaire, Ranikhet |
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| The Wayfarer Solitaire Ranikhet is an ideal weekend getaway, as well as an useful starting point for travellers setting out to discover the Kumaon Himalayas. Thick pine cover, panoramic Himalayan view, neatly laid out township and tonnes of fresh oxygen are what induces travellers to visit Ranikhet. |
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Note : Luxury Tax 5% Extra Children below 5 yrs. not requiring extra bed are free. |
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Accommodation : Wayfarer Solitaire offers eight deluxe rooms all well furnished and each with an individual open terrace facing the ranges. While there is no television right now plans are afoot to establish a well equipped recreation room. Running hot and cold water, wall to wall floor covering, well lit rooms, a king size double bed, relaxing chairs, a coffee table all add up to ensure a comfortable stay. |
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Restaurant :
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are usually served in Dawat - a 24 seater restaurant that offers Indian and Continental cuisine on order. On special occasions arrangements are made for open air barbecue dinners. |
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Location :
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Ranikhet weaves around itself an old world charm that has its roots in the old
British Raj. It was once the pet excursion ground of Padmini, queen of the
Katyuri King Sudhardev (1180 AD). Thick pine cover, panoramic Himalayan view,
neatly laid out township and tonnes of fresh oxygen are what induces travellers
to visit Ranikhet.
Wayfarer Solitaire is eleven kilometers
away from Ranikhet town and is thus far removed from the crowded mall. Rows
and rows of pine and a sparsely populated village are what makes the
surrounding area ideal for long walks into the wilderness. |
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