Blackberry Cottages & Resort

Perched in Lower Auli, Blackberry Cottages offers a warm, homely mountain stay with wooden interiors, large windows, and balconies that give sweeping views of the Himalayan peaks. The resort has two main room types — A-shaped Mountain View Cottages, which feel very cozy and private, and Deluxe Executive Rooms for a bit more space. There’s an in-house restaurant that serves simple, comforting vegetarian meals, and they can arrange bonfires on request. For winter visitors, they provide heaters and guide services for skiing. The location is very convenient: easily accessible by road, so you don’t necessarily need to rely on the ropeway to reach it. 

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Clifftop Club, Auli

If you want to stay close to the action — and right on the ski slopes — Clifftop Club is the place. Located at almost 10,000 ft, the resort gives you an almost 360° panoramic Himalayan view. It’s one of the highest resorts in Auli, and its position makes it ideal for skiing, photography, and being completely immersed in snow when the season allows. The club has a rich reputation, and guests can enjoy activities like bonfires, mountain treks, and even snow-based adventure options.

Blue Poppy Resort

This resort feels very close to nature: 24 wooden huts are built with alpine wood (deodar, raga, etc.), so the architecture blends beautifully with the surroundings. The huts are designed such that most rooms have a 180° view of nearby peaks, including Nanda Devi, Hathi, Palki, and Godha. What’s special: unlike many high-altitude stays, Blue Poppy is motorable (vehicles can reach it) — making it more accessible. The resort emphasizes sustainability and keeps a warm, cozy feel; their food is homely, and according to reviews, they avoid serving stale food.

Mountain Rover – Ski & Nature Retreat

Mountain Rover is a boutique-style retreat, designed for nature lovers, trekkers, and people who want a quiet mountain experience. Perched on a ridge, it offers amazing 180° views of peaks like Nanda Devi, Barmal, Hathi-Ghodi-Palkhi, and Mana. There are just six rooms, each with large picture windows, private sit-outs, a room heater, and hot water. The in-house Cafe Marmot serves warm meals, and the property can organize treks, skiing lessons, bird-watching, and more. According to their tariff, their regular rooms are priced around ₹10,000/night for EP (stay only).

Satopanth – The Auli Resort

Satopanth is the most luxurious among this list. It’s a high-end resort that blends elegance with Himalayan serenity. The design is thoughtful, and the resort aims to provide a refined experience with personalized service, premium rooms, and top-tier amenities. Its location offers sweeping mountain views in a peaceful setting.

Last Words

Auli isn’t just a destination, it’s an experience wrapped in snow, silence, and Himalayan magic. Whether you choose a cozy cottage or a luxury stay, every resort here offers a front-row seat to nature’s grandeur. In the end, Auli leaves you with memories as breathtaking as its mountains.