Ambassador Hotel, Dehradun
Address :101, Rajpur Road, Dehradun |
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Highlights Hotel Ambassador is centrally located in Dehradun - The Doon Valley. Doon Valley is situated between the two most important rivers of India. i.e. Ganga & Yamuna, is most picturesque having moderate climate, nestling a number of places of tourist interest.Its location is Windlass Shopping Complex, Rajpur Road (Near Clock Tower).
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Tariff per night
(Valid till 31st March'12)
| Room Type |
CP |
| Standard Room |
Rs.1400/- |
| Deluxe Room |
Rs.1800/- |
| Executive Room |
Rs.2500/- |
| Suite Room |
Rs.3500/- |
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Extra person |
Rs.500/- |
Note :-
*10% Service Charge Extra . Luxury Tax 5% as Applicable Extra.
CP: Room with
Breakfast.
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Facilities :
1.Well appointed Suites/Rooms
2. Multi channel colour TV
3. Telephone. Shopping Complex
4. Travel Assistance
5. Air Conditioned
6.Refrigerators
7. 24hrs Room Service
8. Bank.
9. Ample Parking Space Air Conditioned with attached baths,
10. wall to wall carpeted,
11. multichannel Television,
12. Telephones and round the clock Room Service.
13.Restaurants offering a choice of Continental,
14. North-Indian and Chinese.
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SIGHTSEEING :
Forest Research Institute :
It's the only institute of its kind in Asia and is devoted to research in forest sciences. Located 5km from the city, it has six museums relating to different disciplines. Built by the British in the early 20th century, this elegant building is set in spacious grounds.
Robber's Cave (Guchchu Pani) :
Some 8km from the town centre lies this perfect picnic spot. A stream of water emerges from the cave but disappears underground, only to reappear a few kilometres away.
Sahastradhara :
About 14km from the city, Sahastradhara is famous for its sulphur springs. Nearby under the overhanging cliff, stands a small but attractive Shiva temple .
Rajaji National Park :
Rajaji, Motickur and Chilla are three sancturies that make the Rajaji National Park. The forest is home to elephants, leopards, hyenas, spotted deer, barking deer, wild boars and a variety of birds though you may not get to see many. Accommodation is available at the rest house and tourist bungalow.
Dakpather Barrage :
Nearly 45km from the city, the Dakpather Barrage is built on River Yamuna. It offers facility for boating and water skiing and is a lovely picnic spot. It is well connected to the city by bus and taxi.
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Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology :
Apart from research, this institute is also home to a museum that exhibits the geological diversity of the sub-continent.
Tapkeshwar Temple :
These are two inter-connected cave temples cut into a cliff by the Tons River. Water constantly drips over the stalactites and onto the stalagmites which seem like a Shivalinga. The city bus service operates to the temple.
Malsi Deer Park :
About 8km from the city, the Malsi Deer Park makes a pleasant break. You can spot nilgai, deer and a variety of birds that live here.
Kalsi :
About 50km from Dehradun, it has an edict inscribed on a the rock. It was carved on the orders of the Buddhist Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BC
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