Radisson Blu Resort Dharamshala
Village Kandi, Khaniyara Road
About Radisson Blu Resort Dharamshala
Radisson Blu Resort Dharamshala stands in Kandi village on the Khaniyara side of town, roughly four kilometres from Kotwali Bazaar and close to the HPCA cricket stadium. The setting is at the foot of the Dhauladhar range, and many rooms have balconies looking up at the mountains.
This is one of the most complete resorts in the area. There is an outdoor pool plus a children's pool, a full-service spa with sauna, a gym, several places to eat and drink including a bar, and play areas for children. That makes it a natural pick for families, wedding parties and anyone combining a cricket match with a holiday. The trade-off is distance: McLeod Ganj and the Tibetan sights are a drive away, so plan on taxis for sightseeing. The airport at Gaggal is around half an hour away by road.
Highlights
- Outdoor pool and separate children's pool
- Full-service spa with sauna, plus gym
- Balcony rooms with mountain views
- Close to the HPCA cricket stadium
What's nearby
- Kotwali Bazaar, Dharamshala -- about 4 km
- HPCA Cricket Stadium -- about 15 min drive
- McLeod Ganj -- about 35 min drive
- Kangra (Gaggal) Airport -- about 30 min drive
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