Mango Tree Courtyard Dehradun

The entry to the place which GPS showed was very bad. We got scared thinking of we booked a very place.but no, to our delight the place is beautiful (though can be maintained much much better. The staff are polite but special mention for Suresh Bansal.he goes out of his way to offer hospitality.a lot of portions of the property is closed bcoz the owners also stay here. Hence, there was less places to ply outdoor games and no indoor games were available. Hence sightly boring for kids. However, since we had come to take a break from our mundane lives,it was quite a welcome change. We request for some table and chairs right in front of the entrance where we literally enjoyed the winter Sun. Breakfast though included but nothing to write home about. They will make it fresh and serve you. Parathas, Upma,poha, toast and eggs to order

We followed Google maps to reach this place via road from New Delhi. Last 10mins was horrible.we felt like we were going to a slum. Also,maybe because we chose Christmas time to travel that we ended up in crazy traffic. Once inside, staff welcomed warmly. But when we pulled up chairs to sit in the garden outside, we were told it is private property. So, the owners stay in a major part of the property and donot allow guests everywhere. So while my little son looked for a place to play cricket or even badminton, there was none. We still have one more day to go, so further updates after that.

A true oasis in the heart of Dehradun. I stayed here for 3 nights as a solo traveller and cannot recommend the hotel enough. The room was simple, clean and inviting opening out into a shaded courtyard. I ate at the hotel each of the evenings that I stayed and the food was freshly prepared, tasty and reasonably priced. The English book exchange has plenty of choice 👍 Staff were attentive and friendly.

A heritage property with much attention to the heritage. For a small property the check-in process was far too complicated and not customer centric. Rooms are all upstairs (beware). The rooms are simple and fairly spartan by the standards of this type of property. Bathroom adequate, but the hot water systems were not well explained or turned on initially. Some items like kettles didn't work. Breakfast was acceptable but uninspiring. (On arrival we advised we would be eating dinner out, and there a ripple through the staff which was noticeable .... and perhaps they were a little less enthusiastic thereafter). It is quiet and has lovely surrounds, yet is in the centre of the city - so a haven.

A mansion of yetser years turned into a neat, beautiful small hotel/homestay place while retaining its original beauty. That is how I would describe in brief. Being an ex-Doon'ite, I can very well understand the importance of such mansions with large rooms, high ceilings, fire places etc. None of it has been changed while adding on modernities is what further adds to the beauty of this place. Very very comfortable stay. And yes... not to forget... the finger licking grub prepared in the small kitchen is worth to die for.... A must visit and stay place when in Doon... Kudos....

Stayed here on a recommendation of a friend. The hotel is 500 mtrs from The Doon school. The rooms are normal size but very clean. The design of the hotel is very simple and rustic. The staff is excellent - my wife is vegan vegetarian and the kitchen cooked her meals as per her needs which was very helpful and made the stay very pleasant. Wifi was food. A very pleasant stay and excellent choice in Dehradun, will be back.