The Fern Surya Resort opens in Dharampur (Kasauli Hills), Himachal Pradesh
The Fern Hotels & Resorts, India’s leading environmentally sensitive hotel chain marks its foray in the charming hill state of Himachal Pradesh by launching The Fern Surya Resort, Dharampur (Kasauli Hills).
The resort is located in the heart of the hills and makes an ideal choice of destination for the leisure and corporate traveler, offering great value, luxury and service that is personal and par excellence.The stunning beauty of nature all around with a contemporary twist promises guests an experience which is both intimate and inspiring.
With idyllic and tranquil surroundings, the resort offers the best of modern facilities in the friendliest environment. If you are looking to relax and unwind, retreat to The Fern Surya Resort, Dharampur (Kasauli Hills) and be a part of the fascinating surroundings. Be it a vacation or corporate offsite meet and get-together, the resort provides the best of luxury in the cradle of nature.
The resort currently has 22 operating rooms in two categories: Winter Green Room & Winter Green Premium Room. The rooms are generously proportioned and fully equipped with Eco friendly bathroom amenities and contemporary furniture. Guests can unwind before the LCD TV or avail in-room dining service any time of the day.
The multi cuisine restaurant, Celeste, serves sumptuous food from different parts of the country, besides offering continental and Chinese options to the guest. The bartenders at the Pine Lounge Bar will ensure that you get a wide range of liquors and cocktails. Various facilities offered by the resort include:Complimentary buffet breakfast,in-room tea & coffee facility, digital in-room safe, free car parking, concierge service, travel desk, etc.
The COO of the group, Suhail Kannampilly said, “It is a big moment for us as we are entering a new state. This takes the tally of hotels managed by the company to 52. We will be opening a few more properties in the North in the near future.”
Distance from Chandigarh airport – 55 km
Distance from Dharampur railway station and bus stand- 5 km
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