Guest reviews Oberoi Wildflower Hall, Shimla

by naveen k

A resort surrounded by beauty

Great views of the snow capped Himalayas in all directions. Huge outdoor infinity pool hot tub. Large indoor swimming pool. The food is excellent and the staff extremely professional. Would reccomend trekking thru the mountains on an established trail. Well worth a stay of at least three days

by Iain H Helensburgh, United Kingdom

British-Style Afternoon Tea

We visited Wildflower Hall, built over the site of the late Lord Kitchener's bungalow in Kufri, in the Western Himalayas near to Shimla. The Hall is run by the very upmarket Oberoi hotel group and so standards are very night. The building is only circa 14-years-old although already showing exterior signs of age (chipping plaster and damaged painted surfaces). Inside, however, is spick 'n' span. We had a lovely British-style afternoon tea overlooking the rear gardens of the Hall, complete with cucumber sandwiches. The tea itself was not very nice, which is a surprise in India, but the coffee was delicious. The views from Wildflower Hall towards the Himalayas is spectacular.

by Nehagupta88

Excellent hotel

Hii friends .. I had an overwhelming lifetime experience at the hotel.. be it their hospitality food ambience staff .. loved every bit of it..I had forgot my solitaire ring there but the honest staff especially mr Devesh from lost and found did his best to return it back to me to Delhi at the earliest and safely.. I can’t be thankful enough to him and hotel.. kuddos to the entire team..😍😍🥰🥰

by AG36 Kolkata (Calcutta), India

A 7-star experience

Lovely ambience and exotic food. It was -8 deg. C. outside and you could be comfortably wearing shorts inside as the entire hotel was centrally heated. It has an excellent spa, an indoor heated pool and an outdoor heated jacuzzi. Located in Mashobra high above Shimla, it was truly a surreal experience !! Highly recommended !!

by anthonykJ4031YP Kewarra Beach, Australia

Amazing location

We had been pretty flat out with our trip throughout India, but it was so lovely to spend two nights here to just take in the peaceful surroundings and the amenities this hotel offers, pool, gym, steam room , pool and the best bit jacuzzi with such unforgettable views. Rooms are spotless and bar and restaurant excellent, all staff are courteous and friendly. One point I would make is the request by the hotel for Men to wear long sleeved shirts in the restaurant, my husband made a point of obliging this request along with other travellers, but it appears quite a few did not, their dress in fact looked a little shabby by some, please do not slip on your standards, few hotels have them anymore but when they do, you know your somewhere special.