Best areas to stay near Sahastradhara
Sahastradhara Road
Hotels between the city and the springsA growing belt of hotels, from simple stays to large chain hotels, a few kilometres before the springs.
Good
- Short drive to the springs
- Easy to reach the city
Keep in mind
- Busy road at peak hours
- Little to do in the evening
Best for: Families and weekend visitors
Maldevta side
Hostels and homestays east of the springsA greener, quieter area a short drive from Sahastradhara, with a few hostels and homestays.
Good
- Quiet and green
- Closer to the hills
Keep in mind
- Fewer places to eat
- Cabs harder to find at night
Best for: Backpackers and slow travellers
Central Dehradun
Rajpur Road and around the Clock TowerStay in the city and visit Sahastradhara for half a day, along with Robber's Cave and the Forest Research Institute.
Good
- Widest choice
- Near bus stand, railway and cafes
Keep in mind
- City traffic and noise
- 30-45 minutes from the springs
Best for: First-time visitors
Tips for booking a stay
- Book ahead for summer weekends and long holidays, when Sahastradhara is busiest.
- In the monsoon, ask if the road to your stay has been affected by recent rain.
- If you are driving, check that your stay has parking.
- Carry a photo ID for every adult.
Where to Stay Near Sahastradhara: FAQs
Do I need to stay near Sahastradhara?
Not necessarily. It is only 14-16 km from the Clock Tower, so most people stay in Dehradun and visit for half a day.
Are there hotels near Sahastradhara?
Yes, there are hotels of different kinds along Sahastradhara Road and a few hostels and homestays towards Maldevta.
