Hyatt Regency Dharamshala Resort
McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala
Vibe
Dense deodar forests envelope this high-altitude retreat, where evening bonfires glow against the dramatic backdrop of the Dhauladhar peaks.
“Alpine cedar cove”
A glass-enclosed heated pool with mountain views, yoga sessions, and Tibetan herbal oil spa therapies.
A 6.5-acre cedar forest retreat featuring Camp Hyatt, a private screening room, and nightly bonfires.
Himachali thali menus at THYM, Tibetan healing massages, and curated photography documenting Himalayan spiritual life.
Among deodar forests in Dharamkot, a short uphill drive from McLeod Ganj and the Tsuglagkhang Complex.
Rooms
Natural timber and wide bay windows frame the pine canopy, opening onto private balconies where cool mountain air drifts inside.
Wellness
A glass-enclosed heated pool overlooks the mountain ridges, paired with Shanti Spa's Tibetan herbal oil massages and guided morning forest walks.
Backstory
Opened in 2019 as Hyatt's first Indian mountain outpost, the property showcases New York artist Raj Shahani's photographic studies of Buddhist monks.
Eat & drink
THYM prepares farm-to-table Himachali thalis using on-site herbs, while cocktail lounge 2082 serves fireside drinks named after the property's alpine altitude.
The neighborhood
Perched in Dharamkot above McLeod Ganj, the resort sits a short drive from the Dalai Lama's Tsuglagkhang Temple Complex.
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