Best hotels in Mussoorie
3 verified properties · from ₹5,000
Hotel Tourist Home by Palak Hospitality
Picture Palace, Mall Road, opposite Sai Baba Temple, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand 248179
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Bulaakh White Flower
Kyarkuli, Lake Road, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand 248179
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White Flower Mussoorie
Mussoorie, Uttarakhand
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Mussoorie travel guides
Planning reading before you book a stay in Mussoorie
- Mussoorie from Dehradun: A Two-Day Plan, Landour and the Road to YamunotriHow to get up to Mussoorie from Dehradun, what to see in two days — Mall Road, Landour, Kempty Falls — how to avoid the weekend traffic, and why Mussoorie is also a way into the Yamunotri valley.
- Christmas and New Year in Mussoorie: The Winterline Carnival, Snow and Where to StayWhat happens in Mussoorie between Christmas and New Year — the Winterline Carnival on the Mall, the winter line at sunset, the chance of snow — and how to plan around the traffic and book the right room.
- Mussoorie Mall Road: A Walk from Picture Palace to Library ChowkThe Mall in Mussoorie end to end: what is at the Picture Palace and Kulri end, what is at Library Chowk, how long the walk takes, the climb up to Landour, when traffic is stopped, and how to pick a hotel on the right end of it.
- Places to Visit in Dehradun: A Day or Two in the Doon ValleyPlaces to visit in Dehradun: Robber's Cave, Sahastradhara, the Forest Research Institute, Tapkeshwar, Mindrolling and Rajpur Road, and how to fit them in.
- Surkanda Devi Temple: The Hilltop Shakti Peeth above DhanaultiSurkanda Devi temple near Dhanaulti: the ropeway or the walk from Kaddukhal, the view of the snow peaks, the Ganga Dussehra fair and a day trip from Mussoorie.
- Snowfall in Uttarakhand: Where to See Snow This Winter, and WhenWhere to see snowfall in Uttarakhand: Auli, Chopta, Harsil, Dhanaulti and Landour, when the snow usually falls, the roads to check and where to stay.
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Hotels in Mussoorie — Hotel Booking and other information
Mussoorie sits on a ridge about 35 km above Dehradun, with the Doon Valley on one side and, on clear days, the snow peaks of the Garhwal Himalaya on the other. Most people come for a few cool days, a walk on the Mall and the views, and the hotels in Mussoorie are spread along that ridge and down the roads that leave it. The choice that matters most is where on the ridge you stay — and whether your car can get to the door.
Of all the hotels in Mussoorie Uttarakhand has to offer, Pulp Hotels lists verified ones with real photos and room details, and the team is on WhatsApp for directions, parking and late arrivals.
Where to stay in Mussoorie, area by area
| Area | Where it is | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Mall Road | The promenade along the ridge, from Library Chowk to the Kulri end | Walking out to cafés, shops and the views; the liveliest place to stay in Mussoorie |
| Library end (Gandhi Chowk) | The western end of the Mall | Arriving from Dehradun, Company Garden and Kempty Falls |
| Kulri and Picture Palace end | The eastern end of the Mall | Restaurants, the Gun Hill side, and the walk up to Landour |
| Landour | The old cantonment above Kulri — Char Dukan, Lal Tibba, Sister's Bazaar | Quiet, wooded, the best views of the peaks; steep, narrow roads |
| Lake Road, Kempty Road and the Dhanaulti road | Below and beyond the town | Resorts with parking, pools and valley views, a drive from the Mall |
The Mall itself is closed to most traffic at busy times, and many hotels along it are reached by a steep lane or a flight of steps, so ask where the car stops before you book if you travel with elders or heavy bags. Hotels on the roads below the town are the opposite trade: easy parking and space, but a drive or taxi to the Mall each evening.
Hotels near Mall Road, Landour and other Mussoorie landmarks
| Close to | Where it is | Look for a stay |
|---|---|---|
| Mall Road, Picture Palace and Kulri Chowk | The eastern half of the Mall | On the Mall or in Kulri, on foot to everything — Hotel Tourist Home is at Picture Palace |
| Landour Clock Tower, Char Dukan and Lal Tibba | Above Kulri, up the Landour bazaar | In Landour, or at the Kulri end for a shorter climb |
| Camel's Back Road and Gun Hill | The loop above the Mall and the ropeway hill | Along the Mall or the Library end |
| Kempty Falls | About 15 km out on Kempty Fall Road | The Library end or Kempty Road, for a quick start |
| Mussoorie Lake and Bhatta Falls | Below town, towards Dehradun | Lake Road, with parking and valley views |
| Cloud End and George Everest's House | The forested ridge west of the Library end | The Library end, the side nearest them |
| The boarding schools at Jharipani and Barlowganj | On the old Dehradun road below town | Lake Road or the Library end; book early for school events |
Hotels in Mussoorie on Pulp Hotels
| Hotel | Area | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Bulaakh White Flower | Kyarkuli, Lake Road, beside Mussoorie Jheel | A hillside resort with a temperature-controlled pool, spa and a restaurant over the valley |
| White Flower Mussoorie | Mussoorie | Valley-facing rooms with balconies, a restaurant and an indoor games room |
| Hotel Tourist Home by Palak Hospitality | Mall Road, Picture Palace | A 2-star hotel on the Mall with a rooftop terrace, hill-view deluxe rooms and a family suite; pet friendly |
The two White Flower hotels quote a special rate on request for your dates; Hotel Tourist Home shows its room prices online.
Resorts and 3 star hotels in Mussoorie
Mussoorie's stays fall into two kinds. Resorts sit on the roads below the ridge, where there is space for a pool, a spa and a car park: Bulaakh White Flower is a 4-star resort of this kind beside Mussoorie Jheel. 3 star hotels are smaller and closer in, with a restaurant, hot water and heating: White Flower Mussoorie is one, with valley-facing balconies. For a simpler, budget stay right on the Mall, Hotel Tourist Home at Picture Palace is a 2-star with a rooftop terrace over the town. Pick the resort for a family holiday with a car, and a hotel on the Mall for evenings out on foot.
Rooms in Mussoorie: what to check
Rooms in Mussoorie differ most in three things. The view — the Doon Valley side sees the city lights at night, the northern side the Himalaya by day; ask which way the room faces. Heating — nights are cold for much of the year and very cold in winter, so check for a heater or extra blankets. Access — a room up three flights of hill steps is a real effort with luggage. Good hotels in Mussoorie answer all three before you arrive; three star hotels in Mussoorie usually add parking, hot water through the day and a restaurant on site.
When to stay in Mussoorie
Summer, from April to June, is the main season, when the plains are hot and the town is full; weekends and the school holidays are the hardest dates to find a room. The monsoon, July to September, brings fog, rain and the risk of landslides on the hill roads. October to early December has the clearest air and the long views, and in winter evenings the "winter line" — a band of colour along the horizon at sunset — is a Mussoorie speciality. December to February is cold, and snow falls some years, most often in Landour and around Lal Tibba. Christmas and New Year fill the town again.
Mussoorie hotel booking: getting here
The nearest railway station is Dehradun, about an hour and a half below by road, and Jolly Grant Airport is around two hours away. Taxis and buses run up from Dehradun through the day, and the last stretch into town slows to a crawl on summer weekends, so arrive early or midweek if you can. Plan your Mussoorie hotel booking around that drive: a late train or flight is often better spent at one of the hotels in Dehradun, going up the next morning.
Things to do near your stay in Mussoorie
- Mall Road and Camel's Back Road — the evening walk, and the quieter loop above it.
- Landour — Char Dukan, Lal Tibba's views of the peaks, and the walk round the old cantonment.
- Gun Hill — the town's second-highest point, above the Mall.
- Kempty Falls — about 15 km away, busy in summer.
- George Everest's House — the restored home of the surveyor, on a ridge west of town with wide views.
- Company Garden and Mussoorie Jheel — easy family stops on the way in.
- Dhanaulti — deodar forests and a quieter ridge, about an hour beyond.
Online hotel booking in Mussoorie with Pulp Hotels
Choose your dates, compare the best hotels in Mussoorie for your area and plans, and book online — every stay shows real photos, room types and cancellation terms before you confirm. Online hotel booking in Mussoorie with Pulp Hotels also gets you the team on WhatsApp for parking, heaters, extra beds and the way in from the road.
Mussoorie hotel FAQs
Which area is best to stay in Mussoorie?
Mall Road for walking to everything; Landour for quiet, views and character; the Lake and Kempty roads for parking, space and resorts.
Can I drive up to a hotel on Mall Road?
Not always. Traffic on the Mall is restricted at busy times and many hotels are up a lane or steps, so ask the hotel where to park.
How far is Mussoorie from Dehradun?
About 35 km, an hour to an hour and a half by road, longer on summer weekends.
Does it snow in Mussoorie?
Some winters, usually between late December and February, most often in Landour and around Lal Tibba.
When is it hardest to find a room in Mussoorie?
Summer weekends and school holidays, and Christmas to New Year. Book early for those dates.
Which hotels in Mussoorie have parking?
Resorts on Lake Road and Kempty Road almost always do. On Mall Road and in Landour, parking is often a public lot below the hotel, so ask before booking.
Where should I stay for Kempty Falls?
At the Library end of the Mall or out on Kempty Road. The falls are about 15 km away and the road is slow on summer afternoons, so go in the morning.
Can I work remotely from a hotel in Mussoorie?
Yes, best from October to March when the town is quiet. Mobile signal and Wi-Fi vary along the ridge, so ask the hotel about both and about a heater for long evenings.