Stay for a season, not a weekend
Most people who come to Dharamkot for a course, a retreat or a stretch of remote work end up staying far longer than they planned. We price for that. Tell us roughly what you need and we will quote you properly.
How a long stay works here
Weekly and monthly rates are quoted case by case rather than published, because what makes sense depends on the room, the season and how long you are staying. A month in November is a very different conversation from a week in May.
The quickest way to find out is to message us. If you would rather see a number first, our booking system will price a long stretch directly. Set the dates for a week or a month and it will quote you the total. That is a real, bookable price; the monthly rate we quote by message is usually better.
Long-stay guests get kitchen access, which matters more than it sounds when you are somewhere for a month, and the run of the common room and terrace.
You came for a course
The yoga centre, Tushita and the Vipassana centre all run courses measured in weeks, and all three need booking well ahead. Plenty of guests string two together and stay the season.
You're working remotely
A covered rooftop workspace looking at the mountains, desks in the private rooms, and a café that does not mind you sitting in it all afternoon.
You just didn't leave
It happens more than you would think. People book three nights in October and are still here in December, which is roughly how this place came to price for months as well as nights.
See what a month costs
Opens our booking system with a thirty-night stay already set, so you get a real total rather than an estimate.
Tell us what you're after
Fill in whatever you know and we'll open WhatsApp with it written out. Nothing is sent until you press send yourself.
Pick your season carefully
December to March is beautifully quiet, but Tushita and the Vipassana centre are closed and yoga dates thin out. April to November is when the village is fully awake.