Chail Palace
About
Chail Palace was built in 1891 by Bhupinder Singh as his summer residence after being banned from Shimla, making it one of the top attractions in Chail. Set across 75 acres of deodar forest, the 75-room palace is now a heritage hotel run by HPTDC and a highlight of Chail tourism. Non-guests can explore the grounds, view the facade, and dine at the restaurant, making it one of the popular things to do in Chail and a key stop on Chail sightseeing.
Highlights
What makes this place special
Palace Facade
The Chail Palace showcases a British-Indian hybrid facade with deep verandas, pitched slate roofs, and deodar-panelled interiors unchanged from 1891, making it one of the top attractions in Chail and a highlight of Chail sightseeing.
Estate Gardens
Spread across 75 acres, Chail Palace features manicured lawns, flower beds, and old-growth deodar, with walking paths linking the main palace to the cottages, making it a highlight of things to do in Chail and Chail sightseeing.
Things to Know
- •Day-entry ₹100 for non-guests
- •Restaurant open to all
- •Gardens free to walk
- •Colonial dining room is the highlight
- •Dress smart if dining
