Hotel Reo Purguil — Hotel in Himachal Pradesh

We spent a crazy night in June this year at this hotel. We were one of the first ones to check in that day, and the rooms of the hotel were well laid out, with a nice balcony with some chairs, offering a great view of the little town and the lofty peaks all around. But then the evening and the night turned crazy with hoards of people flocking in, and blocking the way in and out. We were lucky to get some very early dinner (prepared in a very homely fashion as we had requested), but after that the other guests drove us crazy. They shouted, and drank and sang till after midnight, forgetting that it was a wooden building and the slightest noise carried. Neither the guests had the basic etiquette to move their vehicles when we wanted to start for Kalpa the next morning. Many of them were watching the fun from their balconies, and we were stuck from 6 am to 8 am, and thereafter got caught in the blastings, and an otherwise 3 hour journey took us almost 9 hours. The hotel people could not maintain the situation well. Though they were apologetic in the morning, but they should have atleast kept the numbers (room and mobile) of the vehicles that parked later, and caused such inconvenience to many other guests, who had travelled there to enjoy nature rather than drink and shout and play loud music like...

People maketh the place, and that is certainly true in this case. This humble little hotel in the center of Nako village is run by a charming couple and also happens to be the oldest establishment in the village. It is conveniently located at the entrance of the village where the road bifurcates, one leading to the lake and the other to the monastery.

We visited at the end of November, so there was no flowing water as the pipes were frozen. However, the hosts ensured there was ample water kept in the bathroom and provided a heater upon request. Unlike other places that made guests use a common toilet, this thoughtful gesture was greatly appreciated. The best part was the home-cooked food (the best we had in the entire Spiti circuit) enjoyed in the cozy kitchen by the fire—a truly unforgettable experience." Don't have high expectations of the rooms—they are basic with an attached balcony offering a view. However, the hospitality of the owners more than makes up for...

Please note that there are different types of rooms in this hotel.||We stayed on the first floor with field view.||||Hotel location is very best. It is within 5 minutes walking distance from Nako lake, and monastery. It is near from meditation point also. Parking is available in the hotel.||||Rooms are well furnished and well maintained. Toilets are clean.||I was surprised to see this kind of room in such a remote location.||||Two things you should NOT MISS if you visit this place.||1. Pizza in this hotel. (Again, i was surprised to see such a well prepared and tasty pizza in Nako village). It was one of the best pizza in our trip. ||2. Shpping in the souvenir shop run by a Tibetan lady right in front of this hotel. (Those items and its prices i never found in Kaza or in Manali.||||Overall good stay in this hotel/ I...