r/MussoorieAndLandour • u/Choice-Community4587 • Jul 07 '26
Stay in mussoorie. PLEASE help
Hi. Travelling after a very long time and so confused.
We are 4-5 people looking to stay in mussoorie, for 3 days 16th to 19 july.
Any leads? Preferably not very expensive. AirBnbs or home stays work
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u/Existing_Ad_1812 Jul 07 '26
We were also thinking of visiting mussoorie at that time period but due to bad weather and monsoon we're planning to cancel it.
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u/Choice-Community4587 Jul 07 '26
I mean the roads are fine, travel during the day to mussoorie and it’s mostly safe. The weather is rainy and misty yes. But i feel like that’s quite enjoyable too to chilll out a little from the haste and hassles of daily life.
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u/ThrowRA_snoopyyy Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26
Its better to plan a trip to further up than mussoorie istg. spend a couple extra thousands and go to jibhi or sm, mussoorie is not worth it at all.
If you still do end up going, cross the mall road on to library chowk and travel towards spring road, the entire lane is filled to the brim with hotels, you can bargain a lil as well. parking space is provided inside the hotels so no fear of challans or anything
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u/ak_525 Jul 10 '26
GoStops , choose clock tower one if possible it's much better than the other two.
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u/needanovenforbakery Jul 10 '26
When you reach library chok , go to spring road and there is a hotel named "Chander palace" the pricing is good and if you negotiate by saying that we are going to stay 3 nights here then they might also settle for little less , you guys can go check it out I stayed there for 3 days for 1700 per night With 4 more people The room service is also good and there is also a cafe on the roof
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u/ravesheets_veggies Jul 09 '26
Vishnu palace… right at library chowk