Experience Van Rāsa

A Hillside Retreat in Kasauli

Van Rāsa Kasauli is for those who prefer wandering to sightseeing, where the forest becomes your only company. Trails appear quietly, leading you through pine and shifting light to a temple, a clearing, a moment that reveals itself only when it’s ready.

Exploration here isn’t planned, it’s felt.

Amaltas

3 rooms Scandinavian in their restraint, each shaped by the angle of the roof above them.
The high ceilings pull the space upward, the material palette is warm but considered.,.
Two of the three have a small pool outside. It's not a gesture-it's just water, close, and yours.

Buransh

Four rooms that take their cues from another time.
Wooden ceilings, English classical furniture, and proportions that feel considered yet nostalgic. The spaces carry a certain weight-balanced but not ornate.
Two of the 4 rooms rooms open out to a private pool.

Palash

3 rooms out of six ground-floor rooms where stone, wood, and a quieter neoclassical character come together naturally.
The interiors balance classical details with more contemporary furniture, giving the spaces a sense of ease rather than formality.
Three rooms have Private heated plunge pool. On the ground floor, a pool isn't an amenity. It's just outside.

Farash

The coziest of the three room types, French in character, wooden ceilings and walls the colour of a forest in shade.
The space feels warm and deeply settled, with a quiet intimacy that draws you in naturally. It’s the kind of room that makes slow mornings feel effortless and evenings easier to stay in.

A curated multi-cuisine culinary experience, with a 24 seater indoor and 60 seater outdoor terrace and bar with a wood fired pizza oven. It opens into a bar, moves toward the skydeck, and slowly becomes part of the evening. A curated selection of wines and crafted pours carries the experience forward.

You come for a meal, and end up staying for what comes after.

A space built around water, warmth, and the kind of quiet that arrives on its own.

NEER brings together massage rooms, a steam room, and a sauna, each designed to work quietly, without ceremony. Inviting you to step in, slow down, and that’s enough.

A heated pool and jacuzzi sit alongside an ice pool. You move between them at your own pace-or choose to stay still.

Not asking for attention but simply settling in, making itself understood.