Valley Room
Queen bed, walnut floors and a window seat above the orchards.
Fourteen rooms on the terraces above the Hunza River, each with a window on a 7,788-metre mountain. Scroll through a day here.
Every room faces south-west over the valley. Leave the curtains open; it's worth the early start.
Guided walks on the Hopper Glacier, boats on Attabad Lake and the drive to the Passu Cones, all booked from the front desk.
Chapshuro, diram fitti and apricot soup, cooked by a family who have farmed these terraces for generations.
Almost no light pollution. We lend telescopes and blankets and leave the terrace lights low after ten.
Rooms from Rs 28,000 a night with breakfast. Spring blossom and autumn weekends go first.
Rates are per night and include breakfast, heating and airport pick-up planning. Prices update for your dates.
Queen bed, walnut floors and a window seat above the orchards.
King bed, a wood stove and a private balcony pointed straight at Rakaposhi.
Two bedrooms, a kitchenette and a lawn for the children. Sleeps five.
Our guides grew up in the valley. Every trip includes transport, a packed lunch and a driver who knows the Karakoram Highway.
Boats on the turquoise lake formed by the 2010 landslide.
The cathedral-spire peaks of Gojal and the Hussaini suspension bridge.
Seven hundred years of Hunza history, walking distance from the hotel.
An easy guided walk to the edge of one of Nagar's glaciers.
The best viewpoint in the valley for sunset over five peaks.
Telescope, blankets and kahwa on the terrace with our host.
Apricot and cherry blossom across the terraces. Cool nights; bring layers.
Warm days, open passes and the longest light for glacier trips.
Poplars turn gold and the air is clearest for views of the peaks.
Flights to Gilgit depend on clear weather. We plan a backup road day for every guest arriving by air.
Daily flights through the Karakoram, weather permitting.
≈ 1 hourOur driver meets you at arrivals. Tea stop at Rakaposhi viewpoint.
≈ 2 hoursThe Karakoram Highway via Chilas, usually with an overnight stop.
≈ 16–18 hours“We opened the curtains at six and Rakaposhi was pink. Nobody spoke for five minutes.”
“Our flight was cancelled and they had a driver waiting in Islamabad within the hour.”
“The apricot soup and the stargazing were the two best things we did in Pakistan.”