Hotel The Shivaay - Delight Inn Rishikesh, Rishikesh

Hotel The Shivaay - Delight Inn Rishikesh - A 3-star hotel with an in-house spa, city-view balconies, and proximity to Laxman Jhula

Hotel The Shivaay - Delight Inn Rishikesh is a 3-star hotel in the River Rafting district, offering air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, private bathrooms, and balconies with city views. The hotel features a restaurant serving Indian and vegetarian cuisine, with buffet and à la carte breakfast options including continental, Asian, and vegetarian dishes. An in-house spa provides massages (back, foot, hand, head, neck) and yoga classes. Guests can use badminton equipment, rent bicycles, or join cooking classes and themed dinner nights. At Hotel The Shivaay - Delight Inn Rishikesh, each room includes a seating area, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and a wardrobe. The terrace provides city views and outdoor furniture. Free private parking is available, and the 24-hour front desk staff speak English and Hindi. The hotel is 200 metres from Patanjali International Yoga Foundation and Himalayan Yog Ashram, less than 1 km from Laxman Jhula, and a 17-minute walk from Ram Jhula. Mansa Devi Temple is 29 km away, and Dehradun Airport is 19 km from the property, with a paid airport shuttle service. Additional services include daily housekeeping, laundry, luggage storage, currency exchange, and fax/photocopying. A continental breakfast is available each morning at Hotel The Shivaay - Delight Inn Rishikesh.

Pros

Rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the Ganges River and surrounding mountains

Staff consistently praised for going above and beyond-arranging taxis, scooters, and itinerary planning

Free private parking on-site, a rare convenience in central Tapovan

Clean, spacious rooms with comfortable beds and working hot water

Good location within walking distance to restaurants, cafes, and yoga schools

Cons

Parking is on a steep hill and very tight, difficult for larger vehicles

Some rooms face an adjacent apartment building, requiring curtains for privacy