Ranikhet club in Rānikhet

Good place to enjoy in city of Ranikhet, only members allowed

Felt Nostalgic once again with the old world charm around me, was highly impressed with carefully cooked dishes with the same old flavours of what one was used to, courteous staff and all this in the middle of a very wet wet weather... that does mean a lot to me...

Location is awesome..n food is good.

Ossam Place 😍😍Food Taste Is Awesome I Will Suggest To Go. And Service Is Also Good ☺️😱

Beautiful location, delicious food and serene ambiance. Never miss it.

Ranikhet club is an old heritage building build by Britishers .And now its under K.R.C (Kumon regiment centre)

Ranikhet is a 1830-metre-high hill station in Uttarakhand, India.It is a cantonment town, home to the highly decorated Kumaon Regiment and Naga Regiment of Indian Armed forces.Ranikhet is on several levels. Walking is the preferred mode for exploring the shortcuts between one motorable road to the next one. There are SUVs that run between villages, and also buses.The main market and mall area is on the middle reaches, going on to Gingarikhal from which one road goes sharply down to Gagas en route to the major temple at Dwarahat. Further East on the Almora road is the army golf course, with pines all around.The cantonment area occupies the upper reaches going to Chaubatia top to the South. To the west is the junction at Ganiatoli, from where one can go to Ramgarh via Tarikhet and the small scenic village of Sauni.In clear weather from Nov to April (or after it has rainedyou can see the majestic Nanda Devi range from most places in Ranikhet.1 Bhalu dam. A small artificial lake 2.5 km from the Chaubatia Garden. (updated Nov 2019)Chaubatia Garden. Laden with fruit orchards especially apples are the perfect natural interlude. 10 km from Ranikhet town famous for fruit belt and the Fruit Research Centre.Dwarahat. 38 km from Ranikhet, once been the principal seat of the Katyuri Rajas. Dwarahat is full of ancient sculptures.Kalika golf links. 6 km on the road to Almora via Ghingharikhal. Famous mountain golf links maintained by the army. Also a Kali temple nearby.Ganga Maya Lake.Sitalakhet. Sitalakhet, 36 km (via Kathpuriyafrom Ranikhet, is a sleepy hamlet with fantastic snow views (on clear days). Tarikhet 8 km. Sauni 13km. Khairna 22 km. The Binsar Mahadev temple just past Sauni is worth a visit.

A comfortable stay at Ranikhet Club in a room with a fabulous view with straight from the heart old world hospitality! Heartfelt gratitude to Mr Naveen Joshi and his entire team for going out of their way to make us feel at home. Highly recommended to discerning travellers who seek peace and quietude.

Food is amazing. Preparation too good. Ambience is very nice. Spend time in leisure and enjoy the drinks the woods. Joshi ji will be always there to help in best possible ways.

Great building but could be better maintainedBar but only very few choicesRooms but very small (no fans; ranikhet can be warm)Great location

Nice hotel but service is poor. Food quality is good but they r give limited & time restrictions for food. Staff is not treating us like guest they r showing like they doing favour on us.

We went to this place only for food. And I must say the food was awesome. Absolute home food. We ordered spring rolls, Dal tadka (which came with desi ghee on top and was yumm and a must have), Kumaoni raita (must have), Kumaoni aloo ki sabzi (another yumm dishand vegetable biryani.One will get to see loads of monkeys at this place, roaming around freely without disturbing you though.

Lets begin positively, the location is breathtaking and weather is awesome. Other than these two there is nothing which is praiseworthy. They have very poor service andif you are looking for a comfortable stay you will never get it here. Bathrooms are below average and not at all hygienic. If you are just a visitor for few hours then it is good. But not recommended for stay