Glasshouse on the Ganges is perched on the banks of the holy rive Ganga amidst the orchards of lychees and mangoes. The six exclusive cottages command the alluring view of the river Ganga and the mountain beyond it. The hotel has its own private beach and springs.
Hotel Specifications
Accommodation
Glasshouse on the Ganges features six cottages with 15 exclusive rooms, which can accommodate 35 people at onetime. The rooms are named as Jamuna, Narmada, Saraswati, Indus, Godavari, Kaveri, Krishna, Gomti, Kosi, Saryu, Alaknanda, Gagan-van, Nadiya, Uttara and Gangeshwari and categorized into Standard rooms, Suites and Deluxe Suites. The rooms have round the clock running hot and cold-water facility. Spring water is used for drinking after purification and filtration.
Dining
Dining facilities are available at the Glasshouse on the Ganges. Fixed menu is provided for breakfast, lunch and dinner on per head rates of Rs. 150 for breakfast, Rs. 200 for lunch and Rs. 250 for dinner. The breakfast is available from 830 hrs to 930 hrs, lunch from 1230 hrs to 1430 hrs and dinners from 2000 hrs to 2200 hrs. Bed tea and evening tea are inclusive in the room rent.
Conference and Banquet
Conference venues are available for conferences and presentations. The entire hotel can be chartered for corporate bookings and group tours.
Recreation and Health
While staying at the Glasshouse on the Ganges, you can avail of the facilities of the Health Spa. You can indulge in adventure sports activities such as camping, log fires, jungle walks, trekking, swimming and river rafting. Barbecue dinners are arranged on the riverbank. Sightseeing tours to nearby places such as Haridwar and Rishikesh can also be arranged.
Basic Data
| Country | India |
| State | Uttaranchal |
| Location | On the Banks of River Ganges
298 km from Delhi
23 km from Rishikesh
On the Route to Badrinath
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| Rooms | 15 Rooms |
| Group | Neemrana Group of Hotels |
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City Information
Rishikesh is the sacred city from many Indian. According to Hindu mythology, during the churning of the ocean, a pot of venom came out. The gods had to take it as it came up during their turn. It is believed that Lord Shiva drank the pot of venom at Rishikesh. The places to see in Rishikesh are the Lakshamn Jhula, Ashrams, Gita Bhawan, Triveni Ghat, Neelkanth Mahadev, Chilla, Haridwar and numerous temples.
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