Karma Sitabani offers a tranquil escape in the heart of Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand, where the sounds of nature and the distant mountains create a perfect backdrop for relaxation. This peaceful retreat features spacious, standalone hotel units nestled in expansive grounds. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, including large-screen LED TVs, Wi-Fi, tea and coffee making facilities, a mini refrigerator, and en-suite bathrooms.
The Silver Oak Restaurant, our local chefs craft delicious Kumaoni, Mughlai, North Indian, Chinese, and international favorites with the carefully curated menu. Set in a cool, elegant hall with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, the restaurant offers stunning views of the resort’s grounds.
At the heart of the resort is a large swimming pool, set on a raised stone veranda with broad steps leading to its cool waters. Guests can enjoy spectacular views of the expansive lawns and distant mountains from their balconies.
Complete your holiday experience with a visit to the Karma Spa, offering Ayurvedic treatments, deep tissue massages, and indulgent facials. Don’t miss the thrilling Jungle Safari, which can be arranged at the reception to make your stay truly unforgettable.
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Karma Sitabani’s standalone hotel unit sleeps 2+1 offer additional space to accommodate two adults and two children below ten years of age. The Queen size bed with an foot-on which can accommodate a child (below 10 years) features high thread count cotton sheets, luxurious duvets and pillows. There is an additional sofa bed for couples with young families. Alternatively, the hotel unit sleeps 2+1 provide a slightly more spacious option than the hotel unit sleeps 2. They include WiFi, LED TV, tea & coffee making facilities, mini refrigerator and en suite bathroom.
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