Serenity Resort

Serenity is a resort nestled in a Mango orchard, surrounded by dense forest, hillocks and River Kosi providing picturesque and serene environment to the Guest. It is located about 5 kilometres away from Corbett Parks entry gate Bijrani (famous for tiger sighting) on Ranikhet road in Dhikuli village.

There are 22 air conditioned rooms with attached bath on a total land area of three acres. The rooms are spacious with two chairs, central table, double bed with side table, spring mattresses, blinds and LCD television in each room. There is tea/coffee maker in each room. The rooms are of two types : Super Deluxe and Family rooms. Super Deluxe rooms are on the ground floor with private lawns. Family rooms are on the first floor with duplex for the kids. Family rooms have separate balconies and provide splendid natural view.

The resort comprises of a Gol Ghar restaurant, Swimming pool, Badminton Court, Pool Table, Table Tennis, Landscape Garden activity room and a conference hall with lot of open spaces to move around. In Serenity seasonal vegetables and herbs are grown organically and used in the kitchen.

The resort is borne out of passion for nature and its preservation. Its caretakers are committed to promotion of sustainable eco-friendly tourism. Keeping this goal in mind, utmost care has been taken while developing the resort to ensure that not a single tree is uprooted, even if that meant altering the project plans. Few rooms had to be downsized to save the trees. Award winning Shankar Balram septic tank has been installed for toilets. Solar heating system has been installed to provide hot water and CFLs are being used to illuminate the resort. Apart from this, the employees are continuously trained to follow eco-friendly practices like avoiding use of plastic, appropriate garbage dumping practices etc. In all activities for establishment of the resort, local artisans and work force have been made use of. Guests are requested to help support this cause by minimizing use of electricity, plastic and promoting reuse of towels, bed sheets, linen etc.