EN Tranquility
Premise Picnic
Games Ground
In the midst of the trees that enrich the landscape is a naturally flat clearing, made for games and sports.
Bonhomie’ Dining
An intimate dining room with a seating capacity of 16 that serves not only select Himachali delicacies but also hand-picked preparations from cuisines around the world cooked from home-grown organic produce.
The Atrium
Located centrally, the plush atrium is stocked with a collection of stories – not just from books but also from shared experiences. We implore you to brew conversations, laugh whole-heartedly, drink loads of chai, and ask the locals for an anecdote or two.
The Den
Tucked into a quiet corner of the retreat, The Den is a refined haven for those drawn to words, warmth, and silence. Part library, part lounge, it offers hushed elegance—books lining the shelves and a glowing fireplace lending a steady sense of comfort.
Large windows open to sweeping views of the forested valley, letting your gaze drift from page to landscape. It is a space for reading, writing, or simply being still, where solitude feels indulgent and quiet becomes a luxury within the sanctuary of Eagles Nest.
The Point
The Point provides a superb viewing platform of both the snow-capped Dhauladhar Range of the Himalayas as a stunning backdrop, and overlooks the Kangra Valley across to the Shivalik Hills right over to the Maharana Pratap Sagar Sanctuary (enticingly called Pong Dam locally). This is now a World Heritage Site for birds, with thousands on migration making the 403-mile circumference lake a regular stop. The tented pavilion of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama’s temple complex can be seen easily in McLeodganj 1000 feet below, whilst further down in Dharamshala 20 kilometres away, the state-of-the-art International Cricket Stadium can be clearly seen.