A Garhwali Renaissance at The Westin Resort & Spa, Himalayas

Tapping into the growing appetite for slow, anchored escapes, The Westin Resort & Spa, Himalayas launches its first-ever all-inclusive staycation: Your Perfect All Meals Inclusive Staycation, shaped by the new language of travel that is not about how far you go but how deeply you pause. This is a move away from “see it all” tourism, offering guests the chance to truly unwind and immerse themselves in the rhythms of Garhwal.

The experience is designed to match the gentle pace of the region, combining wellness, culinary excellence, and cultural immersion. Mornings open on the Shivalik with guided yoga sessions designed to harmonize mind and body, followed by an abundant breakfast at Akasa.

Culinary experiences include:

• Buffet Breakfast at Akasa: Millet flatbreads, local honey, spiced lentil pancakes, seasonal fruit preserves, and traditional Garhwali teas.
  
  

• Chef-curated Set-Menu Lunch for Two: Fresh seasonal ingredients highlighting local flavours and cooking techniques, from aromatic mountain herbs to slow-cooked meats and wholesome vegetarian specialties.
  
  

• Westin Saga – Garhwali Evening Tea Ritual: Hand-blended teas paired with regional snacks and storytelling steeped in tradition.
  
  

• Garhwali Culinary Dinner for Two: Signature preparations such as buckwheat rotis, paneer makhani with Himalayan spices, smoked trout, and desserts inspired by local produce.

The stay is designed with flexibility and practicality. Children up to six years stay and dine complimentary if no extra bed is availed, marking a significant shift in how resorts are catering to multi-generational travel. Additional occupants above six can be accommodated at INR 6,000 plus taxes. For singles and pairs, deductions of INR 3,000 and INR 6,000 respectively make this luxurious experience more accessible without compromising comfort. 

Available for booking until 31 October 2025, this thoughtfully designed mountain escape distills the new language of Indian travel. At The Westin Himalayas, it is spoken in the clink of evening tea, the falling of mountain light on your skin at dawn, and the slow unveiling of days that invite you to linger rather than rush.