The Ananda in the Himalayas, a wellness retreat, recently debuted new additions to its luxury accommodations and a series of stylish renovations to its premier suites.
The project focused on elevating the guest experience by highlighting and incorporating natural surroundings for added peace and harmony. With recent additions and renovations, the retreat now offers 64 rooms, three villas and eight suites.
Guests can now choose to stay in the brand-new room category, Deluxe Suites, which overlook the Rishikesh Valley or Maharaja’s gardens. The two new Deluxe Suites offer a private balcony where guests can unwind and soak up their natural surroundings. These suites also have separate living areas, life-sized mirrors, bathtubs and windows offering stunning views. The Garden Suite exclusively features a secluded garden with an outdoor deck, offering the ultimate privacy.
Along with these new suites, the redesign project also features updates to the Ananda Suite and Viceregal Suite. The three-bay Ananda Suite overlooks the valley and features a large, private garden with a gazebo, perfect for outdoor relaxation. The historic Viceregal Suite sports its own private terrace with a rooftop gazebo overlooking the surrounding gardens and nearby Ganga Valley.
“At Ananda, we are deeply committed to a design philosophy that harmonizes each space with the natural beauty of our surroundings, creating an immersive experience that brings guests closer to a sense of inner peace and renewal. In response to a growing desire among our guests for more spacious accommodations, we reimagined our guest rooms into three luxurious new suites — two spacious two-bay Deluxe Suites and a new Garden Suite. At the same time, we renovated our timeless Ananda and Viceregal suites. These enhancements reflect our dedication to providing not just a stay, but a sanctuary for the soul in the heart of the Himalayas,” said Aashica Khanna, director, Ananda in the Himalayas.
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