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2 adults, 1 room

Portola Hotel By Parkside

Village passu po Sheela PantherSee map

R$ 298.84per night

This is the cheapest price in 30 days, based on the rates on 8 Oct

Top reasons for booking
Located in Dharamshala, Portola Hotel By Parkside is a 3-minute drive from Indru nag Temple and 6 minutes from State War Memorial. This luxury hotel is 1.9 mi (3 km) from Dharamsala War Memorial and 1.9 mi (3.1 km) from Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium.
Popular facilities
Coffee shop
Restaurant
Free WiFi
Spa
24-hour front desk
Luggage storage
3.4/5Good 3 reviews
Exploring the area
Kangra Airport, 8.3km, About 15 mins from hotel by car
Dharamshala Cricket Stadium, 1.5km, About 25 mins from hotel by foot
Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, 1.6km, About 26 mins from hotel by foot
4
Classic Room
1 double bed or bigger

21.0 m²

3
Deluxe Room
1 double bed or bigger

River view

3
Family Room
1 double bed or bigger

Mountain view

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3.4/5.0

Good

3 reviews
Location
0.0
Services offered
3.4
Cleanliness
4.0
Atmosphere & facilities
2.0
All
4.5+
3.0+
Sukhdip
Reviewed: 19 Dec 2025

1.0/5.0

Below average
Turned up in Dharamshala, get to hotel, has not existed for 2 years. Clearly been sold and rebranded. Yet somehow Hotels.com managed to book us a room. Absolutely unbelievable. $25 Onecash credit compensation for 3 rooms, 3 adults had to rebook somewhere else at walk up rates and this is what Hotels.com thought was appropriate compensation. Comical incompetence.
prabhakar
Reviewed: 27 Apr 2024

4.0/5.0

Great

Stayed with family · For leisure

The hotel did not switch on generator for about 3 to 4 hours at night when regular electric supply was disrupted. On complaining ,the staff said that as customers did not request for generator supply, they did not switch it on. Their position was that now since you asked for it, we shall switch the generator on whereas it should have been a matter of routine in the event of power disruption. Secondly, regardless of discomfort & disturbance to guests, continous hammering was resorted to at night from 2230 hours onwards for about an hour or so. It is not understood why construction work has to be done at that time. Thirdly, the hotel should employ a trained South Indian cuisine cook--- the breakfast served of dosa , tomato & coconut chutneys & sambar was pathetic & totally substandard.