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Stay  /  October 21, 2016

Visco Resort

by Mohit Agarwal

Location-

2 Km before mandi on Delhi-kullu highway

Website- Visco Resort

About the resort-

Being located on the outskirts of Mandi the location perfectly suits the resort for it serene beauty and calm environment. The resort is large enough giving prime importance to the open space.

View from the resort
Riverside of the resort

There are vast category of rooms one can choose from. The rooms are large in size but lack a bit of finishing.

The best part is the morning tea/coffee or breakfast on the riverside lush green garden listening to the pleasant chirping of the birds.

One can also enjoy feeding the fishes in the river.

Food-

The food is good but it is recommended not to go for room service as the food gets chilled till it gets to the room from the kitchen at top.

Overall it is a nice experience  rather than from the regular hotels.

Staff-

The hotel staff is well behaved and kind enough. They insistes us to check the room twice at check out and still we left our portable speakers there. Within an our of checkout we received a call informing about the speaker and weather should they courier it.

Cost-

Ranges from Rs. 3000-7000 per night

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31 comments

  • Thelittlelai: Beyond limits
    October 23, 2016

    Wow, i would love to stay in this Resort for it seemed to be very serene and secluded destination. Nothing compares to a Resort that is located in the mountain which is what makes it more beautiful. I would love to have my coffee as well while listening to the soothing stream of water on the riverside.
    LaiAriel

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    • mohitgrwl70
      October 23, 2016

      If you love to be with the nature rather than just staying in the room then you will love this

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  • kallsypage
    October 23, 2016

    This looks like a nice, relaxing resort! The bed looks comfy and the foggy scenery is also gorgeous. I would love to enjoy a cup of coffee and breakfast whilst listening to the great outdoors here!

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  • My Wanderlusty Life
    October 23, 2016

    Morning tea in a lush green garden sounds right up my alley!

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  • Jessica
    October 23, 2016

    I rarely stay in resorts but when I do it’s to escape from all the chaos that is human life lol So this resort looks perfect to me. And I won’t mind walking to the kitchen for food 🙂

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  • PackYourBaguios
    October 23, 2016

    I love secluded resorts where there is lots of room to be outdoors. It looks lovely!

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  • Colleen
    October 23, 2016

    Woo that looks like the best place ever! I would love to go there. Thanks so much for the review, I’ll add it to my ever growing list of places to visit. 🙂

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  • Nanie - (@travelingfeet__)
    October 24, 2016

    I like your foggy scene photo. Seems like this is the best place to be if one is looking at relaxing. Reminds me of this place I stayed at in one of Thailand’s smaller cities.

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  • diytravelhq
    October 24, 2016

    The best part of this hotel for me is the breakfast outside listening to the morning birds – that just sounds so lovely. Sounds like a very charming place

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  • Trippin' Turpins
    October 24, 2016

    It looks like a very nice place to stay. Thank you for the review.

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  • Susan
    October 24, 2016

    Sounds like an enchanting stay! I would love to have my tea on the riverside. I bet the nature surrounding the resort was great!

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    • mohitarts
      October 24, 2016

      Ya its was awesome

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  • Alice Cardillo
    October 24, 2016

    Looks like a nice retreat away from Delhi 🙂

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  • J L Hunt
    October 24, 2016

    Very fascinating place 🙂

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  • Tom
    October 25, 2016

    Looks like an interesting place to travel to. Will have to visit there if I ever get to India!

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    • mohitarts
      October 25, 2016

      You should. India has a lot to explore

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  • Lianna
    October 25, 2016

    Looks so calm here, I’d love to see this whenever I end up going to India. Definitely looks like the perfect place to get away from the world and your troubles.

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  • Wanderlust Vegans
    October 26, 2016

    looks like a lovely resort. The location seems perfect for a relaxing weekend away. A good place to put the feet up and read a travel book. Thanks for sharing.

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  • Brown Gal Trekker
    October 27, 2016

    I like the vibe of seclusion o f this place. Any way to get out of the city and be in a peaceful space is great. Good to know about this place!

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  • Michaela Harrison
    October 27, 2016

    Looks like a lovely, peaceful place

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  • Johann Kuruvilla
    October 27, 2016

    Looks serene and a good place to wind down after a long trek somewhere nearby.

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  • Munchkin Treks
    October 30, 2016

    The Visco Resort looks like a relaxing place to visit. I especially liked your photo with the trees in front of the river. I especially like resorts that make it easy to experience nature during your stay.

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    • mohitarts
      October 30, 2016

      Thanks for the appreciation of the resort and the pic toooo…

      Reply
  • Maria
    October 30, 2016

    Thank you for sharing your review of the resort and the photos.

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    • mohitarts
      October 31, 2016

      Most welcome

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  • Janine Good
    October 31, 2016

    Another great review! It is great to see what other bloggers think of various hotels worldwide. Very helpful should I visit India again!

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    • mohitarts
      October 31, 2016

      Ya no matter how much one visits india there is still lot left unexplored.

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  • Marge Gavan
    October 31, 2016

    Wow the place is foggy, so I get the bit about the food getting cold. It’s nice of the staff to call you back for the speakers. One of the key things I look for in a hotel is how courteous the staff are. Sometimes, they are the reasons I go back to a place not exactly the place itself. If they are nice, I am most likely to come back.

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  • Mandi | mOhItArTs
    December 3, 2016

    […] Visco Resort […]

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  • Sandy N Vyjay
    December 10, 2016

    The place looks great to chill for a couple of days. If the food is good it would add to the experience.

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  • Himalayan Heights with Punjabi Delights - Share Your Travel Stories
    December 12, 2016

    […] left the camp and reached Manali at 3:00 pm and without taking a stop we headed to Mandi and booked Visco Resort that we found on google. Checked in at 7:00 pm and had dominos pizza that we bought from the market […]

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