| Check-in time: 12:00 PMCheck-out time: 11:00 AM. Off the NH7, this casual hotel with views of Himalayan foothills is 15 minutes' walk from Lakshman Jhula, an iconic suspension bridge of the Ganges River. The no-nonsense rooms provide complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minifridges, plus furnished balconies. Parking is available. Some add views of the hills. It's 5 km from Rishikesh railway station. Breakfast is free. Family suites sleep up to 4 guests. Other amenities consist of an outdoor pool, and a garden with seating. Room service is offered. There's a restaurant
Jolly Grant Airport 44 min
Ram Jhula (15 min)
This long famous pedestrian suspension bridge crossing the Ganges River offers scenic views. Tera Manzil Temple (16 min)
Temple and architecture Neer Yoga Camping Rafting Waterfall (11 min)
An out- &-back trail of 1.5 miles leads to this cascading waterfall with a swimming hole below. Neelkanth Mahadev Temple (52 min)
Mountainside temple & mythological site where the Hindu deity Shiva consumed poison from the sea. The Beatles Ashram (28 min)
Ashram where the pop band once stayed in the 60s now featuring Beatles art & graffiti. Rajaji National Park (58 min)
Wildlife sanctuary with protected elephants & tigers jungle safaris & eco-tourism cottages. Sivananda Ashram (12 min)
Yoga Triveni Ghat (23 min)
Elaborate statues & other structures line this spiritual site on the banks of the Ganges River. Ganga Beach (24 min)
Beach Ananda In The Himalayas (40 min)
Polished spa resort with refined quarters many with Ganges valley views plus a hammam & dining. Rishikesh River Rafting (29 min)
Adventure tour company offering whitewater rafting trips on the Ganges & add-ons like cliff-jumping. Parmarth Niketan Ashram (28 min)
Spacious Himalayan ashram with lush gardens offering courses in yoga meditation & Ayurveda. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi S Ashram (30 min)
Abandoned former Transcendental Meditation ashram known for its Beatles artwork & lush overgrowth. Gita Bhawan (25 min)
Riverfront ashram offering a temple devotee housing retail shops & a large banyan tree. | 
