Britisher, Major Swetenham, built the Cloud End Bungalow in 1838 for his beautiful mountain bride. Her father, a local 'Zamindar', had gifted the estate to him as dowry. It is a total lifestyle change. If there is the opportunity to indulge in pastimes such as horse safaris, trekking and other adventure activities. The resort harvests rainwater, uses solar and wind power, to meets its needs, besides having a regular power connection. You can gaze at the 250 kilometers long panoramic view of Himalayan snow peaks, wonder at the sparkling beauty of the Doon Valley at night, and visit the Jwala Devi temple or the 'Benog' mountain quail wildlife sanctuary, even take a peek at the neighboring Estate of the legendary George Everest. more »

Cloud End is accessible by road from the Library end of the Mall in Mussoorie. It is seven kilometers away, four of which is metal led road up to Hathipaon via Waverley Convent School. The last three kilometers are an uphill forest road. All cars can drive up with ease. Our own transport can also pick you up. There are 24 bedded dormitories. It is ideal for school groups and low-budget trekkers. Tented accommodation Tent camping is permitted on advance booking. Camping out at Cloud End is an experience not to be missed. During peak season we also provide tented accommodation. Our restaurant, "The Leopard's Den" serves Indian veg./non.veg., Chinese and European cuisine. Evenings are made memorable around our bonfire barbecues. Guests should carry their own drinks and cigarettes.

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