Accommodation : Super Delux: The Super Delux are a blend of exquisite luxury and cutting edge modernity. They are designed to delight you in every way. Enjoy your own private sitout and spacious rooms to stretch your creative vision. Delux: All rooms in ARK are a tasteful blend of comfort and modernity. Pamper yourself with beautiful views of the NATURE while enjoying morning and evening tea. The beautifully designed and professionally managed Hotel has 15 elegant rooms with living room attached to the rooms. Family Suites: The Family Suite are a blend of exquisite luxury and cutting edge modernity. They are designed to delight you in every way.

Facilities : Hotel Ark serves Indian and Chinese cuisines through room service, which is available from 7 am to 11 pm. On the ground floor, the hotel has a multi purpose hall that serves as a dining hall for groups and is used for conferences as well. It can seat up to 30 guests in a U-shape arrangement and 50 guests in a theatre style arrangement. Medical and travel assistance is provided on request. For recreation, the hotel organises bonfire evenings on the open terrace at a charge of Rs. 500. Other facilities available at the hotel include a car rental service, laundry service and car parking.

Location : Located in the heart of Dalhousie, Hotel Ark enjoys proximity to all places of tourist interest in and around the town. It lies at a distance of 1.5 kilometres from the bus stand and just 300 metres away from the Mall Road and Gandhi Chowk. Khajjiar is at a distance of 20 kms while the nearest railway station is 80 kms away, at Pathankot. A pre independence structure dating back to 1941, Hotel Ark has been sufficiently refurbished and renovated to provide all modern facilities without loss of its original essence. The hotel's building, although gleaming with new paint, has an age old charm to it. The hotel stands alone on an open road, surrounded by tall pine trees. Its three storey structure is a looming presence that is difficult to ignore. In front, is an open terrace that is ideal for afternoon siestas and evening chats, especially while accompanied by a roaring bonfire.

Famous Places and Places to visit in and around Dalhousie :

Bara Pathar (4Km.) Set amidst thick forest is the small temple of Bhulwani Mata, in the village of Ahla, on the way to Kalatope. A fair is celebrated in July to venerate the goddess. It is 4 km away from the town.

Dainkund (14Km.) At an altitude of 2,745 m and 10 km from the town, this tall peak outside town affords a bird's-eye view on a clear day, of the hills, valleys and the river Beas, Ravi and the Chenab threading their silvery way down to the plains.

Panjpulla (2Km.) This is picturesque spot where a stream feeds a series of pools. Just 2 km away from the town lies the 'five bridges' memorial, built in memory of Ajit Singh, one of India's well-loved freedom fighters. A natural tank and creams give the spot a fitting serenity.

Kalatop (10 km) This wild life sanctuary is home to the 'ghoral' and Himalayan black bear.

MANI-MAHESH: In the month of August/September the famous YATRA of Mani-Mahesh commences from Laxmi-Narayana Temple in Chamba. The CHHARI is taken to the sacred lake of Mani-Mahesh, which is one of the chief tirthas in the district. Off late people from north India and beyond have started visiting this sacred lake. According to an estimate nearly one lakh people visit this sacred lake every year and take a holy dip. The lake is situated at the height of 13,500 feet above sea level and at the base of Mani-Mahesh Kailsah peak (18,564 feet). Mani-Mahesh kailash is a virgin peak. In 1968 an Indo-Japanese team led by Nandini Patel made an unsuccessful attempt to scale the peak.The devout attribute the failure to the divine prowesses of the holy mountain. On the margin of the lake is a small marble Shivlaing called CHAUMUKHA.