A cozy room with a wood stove, bookshelves and a window onto the pines

Stay close for Shabbat

Rooms at the Chabad House

A few simple, warm rooms, a step from the table and the synagogue. Perfect for Shabbat, a holiday, or a few quiet nights facing the mountains.

[to confirm: are the rooms open, how many, and at what price]

Illustration

  • A step from the tableMeals, the class and the synagogue, all in the same building.
  • A view from the windowPines, valleys, and on a clear morning, snow peaks too.
  • Shabbat without stressNo walking back to your guesthouse in the dark.
  • Kosher kitchenMeals from the Chabad House, and a shelf of kosher groceries.

The rooms

A cozy room with a heater and blankets

Double room

[₹ per night]
A double bed, a window onto the valley, and quiet. Just right for honeymooners.
  • 2 guests
  • Shower [private?]
  • Hot water
The view from the Chabad House: snow peaks between the pines

Family room

[₹ per night]
Room for three or four: friends traveling together, or a family.
  • ⁦3⁠–⁠4⁩ guests
  • Shower [private?]
  • Balcony [?]
Chai glasses on the railing

Bed in a shared room

[₹ per night]
For solo travelers, mostly on Shabbat and holidays. Separate rooms for men and women.
  • One bed
  • Shared shower
  • Locker [?]

Good to know

Check-in
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Check-out
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On Shabbat
The room is yours until Shabbat ends, at no extra cost. Arrive before sunset on Friday.
Quiet hours
From 23:00 [to confirm]. The mountains are quiet, and so are we.
Heating
Winter nights are cold: warm blankets in every room [to confirm].

Ask us

Can I come just for Shabbat?

Of course. On Shabbat and holidays the rooms fill up fast, so write a few days ahead.

Do I have to be religious to stay with you?

No. Just respect Shabbat at the Chabad House, and join the meals if you like.

Can I leave my bags while I'm off trekking?

You can leave a bag for a few days, by arrangement [to confirm].