Atali Ganga has won the TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Award from 2013-2017 & 2020. We have also been featured in the list for Top 10 Hill Station Hotels & Top 25 Small Hotels In India.
A letter from Conde Nast Traveller said. “After months of evaluating hundreds of hotels across 29 countries on various parameters like location, style, service, comfort and value, our editors picked 50 of the best new hotels across the world to create this exclusive list that includes everything from the obscure boutique to the grandest of hotels.
In 2008 and 2009, 2 years in a row, Aquaterra Adventures™ made it to the list of the world’s best adventure travel outfitters in the first Authoritative Rating of Adventure Tour Operators, selected in a global survey by National Geographic Society.
In January 2017 at the Outlook Traveller and the World Responsible Tourism Awards we won the Silver Award for the Best Responsible Tourism Property in India.
From booking until we left to go home, the experience we had at Atali Ganga was impeccable. They were constantly in contact to give us updates on road conditions (especially around Covid checkpoints), to let us know the details. The service staff were all helpful and on top of all recommended Covid precautions (wearing masks at all times, and face shields for food service as well). We also were reminded to wear masks in all common areas such as the buffet. I would love to go back.
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Like many folks in these Covid-impacted times, we needed a break from being cooped up in our city apartment. Atali Ganga may have been the wisest decision we made.The property itself is top-notch: tastefully conceived to blend in with nature, with all comforts- and yet not ostentatious or irresponsibly luxurious. Tint details have been thought through: plug points wherever you may wish there was one, and yet all gentle reminders to switch off if not needed.
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Worth more than the dime you pay. The team pampers you to the core. With no stone left unturned to make your stay comfortable and full of fun. Yummy food – Arabi, Palak Paneer, Peach crumble cake and the list goes on. The food is lip smacking, with a pretty cool ambience. Rooms and the view gives you the peace of mind, you came for. Activities are organised with utter professionalism and guest safety. Do try the kayaking, after the rafting session is over.
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Excellent place for people who love living in nature, very nicely and tastefully built cottages. The resort lies on the slant of the hill but is really well maintained. The all inclusive plan is great and the food was awesome. The activity staff was very helpful and trained, took all necessary precautions during activities, felt really safe during activities in Ganges. Overall hospitality was very good.
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The thrill of riding whitewater rapids on one of the world’s legendary rivers; the Ganges and taking a plunge in its sacred waters, draws many to the mountain town of Rishikesh during the paddling season from September to June every year.
Sudhanshu & Pooja drove all the way from Mumbai with their family to #AtaliGanga this August and spent more than 10 days working remotely from our White Water Café, going on Hikes into the Himalayan Forests and enjoyed some lovely moments down by the Ganges. Atali, 30 kms north of Rishikesh and away from the…
The Government of Uttarakhand has released the revised guidelines for Unlock 4 for tourists on 22nd Sept 2020. No Covid-19 test is now required for entering the state.
Safe as Hills: Social distancing comes easy at the well-spaced out cottages of Atali Ganga, an ‘activotel’ above Rishikesh writes Amit Dixit from Outlook Traveller from his experience at Atali post our reopening.
Work From Holiday: Radhika Tandon travels to an Uttarakhand resort with her kids as state borders open up. Atali Ganga not only defines the new normal for hospitality in a post-COVID world, but also paves the way for an alternative lifestyle where work, online schooling, and holidaying go hand in hand.
As many countries have begun easing Covid-19 restrictions and economies are starting to open up, some governments have introduced the concept of ‘social bubbles’ to help people cope with isolation. The general principle of this bubble is that each household is allowed to interact with only one or two other families.