Rooms & Suites

Ananda in the Himalayas Rooms & Suites

Deluxe Palace and Garden View are 45 square metres with golf-course and Palace views, porches or balconies, a bathtub, and a settee facing the balcony. Deluxe Valley View is 45 square metres with a private balcony over the Rishikesh valley, a king, a chaise and tea table on the balcony, and a bathtub. Deluxe Valley View on the premium floors is the same 45 square metres on the fourth, fifth, and sixth floors. All Deluxe rooms take a king; limited twins with a single common headboard exist, and Hollywood twins are on request in other Deluxe rooms. Deluxe Suite is a two-bay king with two full bathrooms and an extra-large private balcony — no size on the card. The Garden Suite card names four Garden Suites, two-bay, king, valley or garden, with a private garden and deck; the brochure names three. Size is not printed. Viceregal Suite is in the Maharaja’s Palace: period four-poster, sitting and dining, dressing room, antique bathroom fittings, private terrace and rooftop gazebo. Ananda Suite is a three-bay ground-floor suite overlooking the valley, with a private garden and gazebo, sitting and dining, and an extra powder room with shower. The villas: two two-bedroom houses at 1,800 square feet and one one-bedroom at 1,200 square feet, named Himalaya, Shivalik, and Ganga, each with a 40-square-metre private pool, living room, butler pantry, dressing room, and a bathroom with a private sauna facing the pool. Deluxe Interconnected rooms are named on the FAQ only — there is no card. House rules sit on the living FAQ, not on the individual cards. Two guests per room. No extra beds. No triples. Only the two-bedroom villa sleeps four. Fourteen and older only. Wheelchair access is printed: elevator to all floors, portable ramps for restaurant and spa, buggies, and a request that guests needing special assistance be accompanied. No room card prints steps-only.

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