Abu Inn
3 StarsFresh vegetarian meals on-site, Peaceful residential location in Mount Abu
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Fresh vegetarian meals on-site, Peaceful residential location in Mount Abu
Dine at on-site Regency Restaurant, Relax within expansive garden settings
Outdoor pool with mountain views, On-site dining and bar options
Rooms with private balcony access, On-site restaurant dining options
Mountain View Rooms With Balconies, Massage Services and Shared Kitchen
Temperature controlled outdoor swimming pool, On-site Mulberry Tree restaurant dining
Scenic views of Aravalli Range, On-site Indian cuisine restaurant
Mountain Valley Views From Property, Twelve Rooms With Diverse Configurations
Outdoor swimming pool and garden, Pure vegetarian dining at Mayur
Scenic location near Toll Naka, On-site Chinese restaurant and kitchen
Family Friendly Recreational Amenities, Lush Two Acre Landscaped Gardens
Multi-cuisine Thal Poash Restaurant dining, Convenient Abu Road highway access
Spacious Rooms With Private Balconies, Vegetarian Dining With Room Service
On-site halal meal options, Short walk to Nakki Lake
Private Balcony Room Features, On-site Dining Meal Options
Swim in indoor and outdoor pools, Dine at on-site garden restaurant
Relax by outdoor swimming pool, Dine at on-site multi-cuisine restaurant
Outdoor swimming pools and gym, Multi-cuisine dining at Blue Moon
Rooftop dining with lake views, Prime location opposite Nakki Lake
Panoramic views of Nakki Lake, Outdoor swimming pool access
Rooftop restaurant with lake views, Prime location near Nakki Lake
Scenic hilltop location near lake, On-site dining and BBQ facilities
Spacious Rooms With Hill Views, Berlin Restaurant Serves Authentic Cuisine
Guided Trekking and Outdoor Adventures, Diverse Dietary Dining Options
Spacious rooms with private balconies, Rooftop dining with vegetarian options
Dine at on-site restaurant, Stay in wooden cottage accommodations
On-site restaurant dining options, Proximity to Nakki Lake attractions
On-site Vegetarian Dining Options, Proximity to Abu Road Station
Tour desk for local excursions, Rooftop restaurant for terrace dining
On-Site Pure Vegetarian Restaurant, Central Location Near Polo Ground
Family amenities and children's playground, Multi-cuisine dining at Falcon Restaurant
View Nakki Lake from terrace, Dine at rooftop vegetarian restaurant
Peaceful garden and terrace setting, On-site restaurant serving Indian cuisine
On-site Restaurant Serving Daily Meals, Seven Minute Walk to Station
Private balconies in all rooms, Rooftop dining with mountain views
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The popular hill station of Mount Abu lies at the southern border of the renowned Indian state of Rajasthan in the north of the country. Close to the state border with Gujarat, Mount Abu sits on a rocky plateau over five thousand feet above sea level. As a result it has a milder and wet climate with a consequent array of green nature which acts as a welcome retreat from the lower areas of Rajasthan. Mount Abu is therefore a well-visited destination with domestic and international tourists alike, coming to enjoy the atmosphere and relative tranquillity of this small Indian city.
Mount Abu is primarily accessible by road, a couple of hours south of the large city of Sirohi but also served by the train station of Abu Road twenty-five kilometres away from Mount Abu. After winding up the hillside, the city appears on a small plateau which provides the geographical limits to the city. Much of the core of Mount Abu is situated close to the Nakki Lake on the east of the plateau and it is this area which many of the hotels in Mount Abu can be found. Being a tourist focused destination there is an abundance of accommodation on offer, from grand colonial style properties down to small independent homestays. There is also an endless array of dining options to be found, representing many of the North Indian culinary delights as well as a wide variety of international cuisine. The lake itself is a primary attraction in the area, with visitors able to rent boats to enjoy the water up close and view the picturesque hills which surround the lake from all sides.
Settlement in the Mount Abu area has a long history dating back several centuries, with many tribal groups populating the region. As a result, the area became an important spiritual place for thousands of Indians and continues to be so today. There are a variety of Hindu and Jain temples in the area, reflecting the prominence of the two religions in the state of Rajasthan. To the north of the city lie the Dilwara Temples, a complex of five white Jain temples built in the eleventh century and today one of the most popular spots with both pilgrims and tourists. In addition, around Nakki Lake there are several beautiful temples to be found which offer a stunning backdrop of the lake and mountains. Most of the religious and architectural highlights of the city can be found within walking distance of the city centre, where the bulk of the Mount Abu hotels are located. Alternatively, the city also has excellent transport links of local buses and rickshaws which allow guests staying in a less urban Mount Abu hotel to have easy access to any of the attractions.
Aside from the architectural delights, Mount Abu is known for its nature close to the city. Its favourable temperature and long monsoon season ensure that it is an extremely green area and this is a prime element of the city’s appeal. Indeed, the British developed the hill station through the nineteenth century and it was their ideal destination to escape the Rajasthan heat. Many grand residences were built in the surrounding hills during this time and today a number of these serve as accommodation for visitors to enjoy staying closer to the nature. Staying in a hotel in Mount Abu away from the urban city centre can provide guests with a much more peaceful retreat, with immediate access to the luscious green hillsides and abundant wildlife. Visiting Trevor’s Tank, one of the most well-visited attractions in the region, is a great way to witness native wildlife up close. Built by a British engineer, this wildlife sanctuary houses a variety of crocodiles and bird species as well as the occasional wild black bear, all just five kilometres from the city centre.
Mount Abu also acts as a base from which to explore further into the surrounding hillsides. Venturing further afield can provide some of the area’s true highlights, such as Guru Shikhar: the highest peak in the area. Around fifteen further kilometres from the city, it was named in accordance with local Hindu beliefs and as a result is an important religious site, plus also well-visited due to its vantage point with views across the entire area. Also located at the peak is the Mount Abu Infrared Observatory, one of India’s prime facilities for astronomical observations as a result of the vast amount of cloud free nights in the region. Closer to the centre of Mount Abu there are a scattering of lakes nestled amongst the hills, some of which are only accessible by foot. Indeed, trekking in the area is a popular activity and there are an assortment of companies offering local guides as well as transport from any of the hotels at Mount Abu.
In Mount Abu, you might want to check out Sterling Mount Abu, Hilltone, Cama Rajputana Club Resort, Hotel Dev Residency. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Mount Abu, you might want to explore Radisson Resort Mount Abu, Lord Krishna, Sun, Happy Day. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Mount Abu with your family, you could look at Sterling Mount Abu, Hilltone, Cama Rajputana Club Resort, Hotel Dev Residency. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Sterling Mount Abu, Hotel Toppers Corner, Hari Niwas - A Boutique Garden Resort Mount Abu, Hotel Always Welcome could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Mount Abu, check out Hilltone, Cama Rajputana Club Resort, Hotel Mount Regency, Sun Hotel & Resort – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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