The Pineapple home- 8 bed mixed dormitory Room

Room charges- 500/-

Contact Details- 06290853406

 1. About The Pineapple Home:

• The Pineapple Home in Manali is a uniquely designed homestay that stands out with its quirky pineapple-themed decor. It combines modern aesthetics with cozy, nature-inspired interiors, providing a refreshing alternative to traditional mountain accommodations.

2. How to Reach The Pineapple Home:

• By Air: The nearest airport is Bhuntar Airport, Kullu, located around 50 km from Manali. Taxis are available from the airport to Manali.
• By Train: The nearest major railway station is in Chandigarh, approximately 300 km away. From Chandigarh, you can take a bus or a taxi to Manali.
• By Road: Manali is well-connected by road, with regular buses from Delhi, Chandigarh, and nearby cities. Once in Manali, you can reach The Pineapple Home via local taxis or self-drive.

3. Best Time to Visit:

• March to June (Summer): Pleasant weather for exploring the property and nearby attractions.
• October to February (Winter): For a snow-filled experience, visit during winter when the surroundings are blanketed in snow.

4. Charges:

• Accommodation Rates: Depending on the season, rates can range from ₹500 to ₹7,000 per night.
• Additional Charges: Certain facilities, such as special meal requests or guided tours, may incur extra fees.

5. Food Availability:

• On-Site Meals: The Pineapple Home offers homemade, locally sourced meals upon request, with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options.
• Nearby Dining Options: If you wish to explore other options, Manali has a variety of cafes and restaurants, especially in Old Manali, which is known for its eclectic eateries.

6. Facilities Provided:

• Comfortable Rooms: Cozy, pineapple-themed rooms with all basic amenities.
• Free Wi-Fi: Available throughout the property for guests.
• Heaters and Electric Blankets: Essential during the chilly winter months.
• Housekeeping Services: Daily cleaning and fresh towels/linens.
• Garden Area: A beautiful outdoor garden where guests can relax or enjoy a bonfire (seasonal).
• Library and Board Games: Indoor entertainment options for leisure time.

7. Facilities Not Available:

• No Elevator: If the property has multiple floors, an elevator may not be available, so guests with mobility issues should consider this.
• No Gym/Pool: This is a homestay focused on relaxation, so fitness and swimming facilities are not available.
• Limited Room Service: Since it’s a homestay, room service may be limited compared to hotels.

8. Paid Facilities:

• Bonfire and Barbecue: Available on request and may require an additional fee.
• Guided Tours and Local Excursions: The homestay can arrange local tours, nature walks, and excursions to nearby attractions for an extra charge.
• Laundry Service: Laundry facilities are usually available for a nominal fee.
• Special Meals: Custom meals or celebration setups (such as candlelight dinners) are available upon request at an extra cost.

9. Nearby Attractions:

• Old Manali Market (Approx. 2 km): Known for its cafes, quaint shops, and vibrant culture.
• https://www.thrilltourism.com/listings/hidimba-devi-cave-temple-a-mystical-blend-of-nature-mythology-and-spirituality-in-manali-in-himachal-pradesh-175131-8489    (Approx. 3 km): A famous ancient temple nestled in a cedar forest, ideal for cultural enthusiasts.
• Vashisht Hot Springs (Approx. 4 km): Natural hot water springs believed to have healing properties.
• Solang Valley (Approx. 12 km): Known for adventure sports like paragliding, skiing, and zorbing, especially popular in winter.
• https://thrilltourism.com/listings/jogni-waterfall-a-tranquil-escape-in-manali-in-manali-in-himachal-pradesh-175103-669 (Approx. 5 km): A beautiful trek leading to a scenic waterfall.
• Rohtang Pass (Approx. 51 km): A popular spot for snow sports and breathtaking views; requires a permit for entry, especially during peak season.

10. Travel Tips for Staying at The Pineapple Home:

• Advance Booking: It’s a popular property, so book in advance, especially during peak season (May-June, December).
• Cash/Credit Card: Manali has ATMs, but it’s best to carry some cash for small expenses, as local shops and taxis might not accept cards.
• Clothing: Pack layers, as temperatures can vary widely. In winter, carry extra warm clothing, including gloves and hats.
• Local Etiquette: Respect the local culture, and remember that homestays often reflect traditional values.
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi is available, but due to the remote location, mobile networks can be inconsistent, so plan accordingly.