Hotel Ranika
The Mall, near Bank Of Baroda, Model Town, Siyal, Manali, Near Bus Stand, The Mall, Manali, Himachal Pradesh, 175131, India
تسجيل الوصول
13:00, 2 أكتوبر 2026
تسجيل المغادرة
ليلة واحدة11:00, 3 أكتوبر 2026
الغرف & ضيفs
نظرة عامة
Hotel Ranika is a nice budget-friendly 1-star hotel in Manali located on Mall Road with mesmerizing surroundings of orchards and mountains covered in snow. The hotel houses cozy rooms designed in rustic style with wooden interiors and furnishings for guests to relax in tranquility. The quaint atmosphere at this hotel in Manali is sure to mesmerise leisure travellers who are looking for comfortable accommodation in a scenic location at an affordable price. The rooms come with an attached private bathroom and windows that showcase enchanting views of the serene landscape. In close proximity with the hotel are popular restaurants in Manali such as The Corner House, Il Forno, Johnson Bar & Restaurant, Casa Bella Vista, Drifters Cafe, Cafe 1947, Johnsons Cafe, The Lazy Dog, Chopsticks, Fat Plate Cafe, Renaissance Italian & Mexican, Kilta Cafe, Cafe Amigos and La Plage where they can enjoy scrumptious global delights in interesting settings. Manali can be easily reached through Bhuntar airport which is around 51 km away from Manali or by bus as Manali is very well connected to important tourist destinations like Leh, Shimla, Kullu, Dharamshala and New Delhi through a network of state run as well as private buses. Joginder Nagar railway station (144 km) is the nearest railway station from Manali and Shimla railway station is 246 km away. Hadimba Temple is one of the many must-visit places in Manali. It is dedicated to a mythical demon goddess called Hadimba and was constructed in 1553. Other interesting things to do in Manali include taking a dip in the natural hot spring called Vashisht Kund. This place will also give you a stunning view of Old Manali and the Beas River. If you want to indulge in some shopping in Manali, head to the Tibetan or Manu market. The shops here are quite famous for selling impressive handlooms, artificial jewellery and winter clothing.