Nine doors above the treeline. A fire that doesn't go out. Mornings that begin with snowfall and end somewhere quieter than that.
A single seating each evening, drawn from what the valley grows that week. We will tell you about it before you order, because most of the names will be new.
The mountain has something to say.
"It is old."
So we kept the house simple.
"It keeps its own time."
So we serve dinner when you're ready.
"It does not hurry."
Neither will you.
"We came for two nights. We left after five, with a list of friends to send up the hill before the snow goes."
— A. Mehra"The kitchen knew our names by the second night. By the fourth, the dog did too."
— P. & R. Iyer"On the fourth morning the snow came down quietly enough that I could hear my own thinking again. I had forgotten what that sounded like."
— Tara K."My father turned seventy here. We hiked up to the lookout with cake. Best birthday in fifty years, he said."
— The Banerjee family