The Apricot Tree Hotel
#56 of 67 hotels in Ladakh
Nurla village, 33 km from Lamayuru monastery
₹ 11,800 / night
About The Apricot Tree Hotel
The Apricot Tree Hotel is a luxury hotel on the bank of the Indus river. It is located in Nurla, on the Leh-Srinagar highway, 33 km from Lamayuru and 84 km from Leh. The Apricot Tree Hotel can be used as a base to explore the monasteries of the Indus valley and the Dha-Hanu valley.
Room types
- Double room: double bed, attached bathroom, balcony, Indus river view
Facilities at The Apricot Tree Hotel
✓ Free Wi-Fi
✓ Restaurant (multi-cuisine)
✓ Courtyard
✓ Yoga and meditation centre
✓ Daily housekeeping
✓ Car park (free of charge)
✓ Laundry (additional charge)
Location
See location on Google Maps
What's nearby
- Alchi monastery - 24 km
- Lamayuru monastery - 33 km
- Likir monastery - 37 km
- Basgo monastery - 42 km
- Confluence of Indus and Zanskar rivers (Sangam) - 52 km
- Dha-Hanu valley - 81 km
- Leh - 84 km
Hotel rules
Check-in/Check-out
Check-in: from 2:00 pm
Check-out: until 10:00 am
Cancellation Policy
50% refund if cancellation is done more than 30 days prior to the date of arrival.
25% refund if cancellation is done between 30 and 15 days prior to the date of arrival.
No refund if cancellation is done less than 7 days prior to the date of arrival.
Children Policy
Children up to 3 years can stay for free if using existing bedding.
Extra bed
Extra bed can be arranged upon request.
Additional cost: ₹ 5,900/night.
Typical client reviews
Overpriced hotel, not worth it
A steep cost to stay in the middle of nowhere for nothing! It might sound like a joke, but unfortunately, it's not. I wouldn't recommend it at all. I understand the challenges of maintaining and managing logistics for a hotel here, but requesting a price comparable to a 5-star hotel in an Indian mega city is quite a stretch.
Sandeep, India
Room for improvement
Situated between the Indus River and the highway, the property has an entrance area with fruit trees and a small garden, but unfortunately, it's often used as a crowded parking space for vehicles. The building encircles an inner courtyard, and the rooms are distributed across the ground and lower floors. Rooms on the lower level receive less light, resulting in a somewhat dim atmosphere. Despite all rooms having patios for outdoor seating, there's room for enhancement. The rooms could use better upkeep, and the overall service needs improvement. There is also room for improvement in the quality of the food.
Pahari, India
One night at the Apricot Tree Hotel
In this part of Ladakh, there's not much competition, and we decided to spend one night at The Apricot Tree while visiting the Sham region. The rooms are clean, and the large terrace provides a good view of the Indus River. The restaurant, however, lacks some excitement. The owner could make an effort to be friendlier and less arrogant. Regrettably, you can't walk easily towards the river from the hotel; instead, you need to walk down main road for a couple of hundred meters to reach a bridge. Overall, it’s a good place but quite expensive for what it is. I would rather stay in a cheaper hotel at Lamayuru village next time.
Nathalie, France
Charming Apricot Tree Hotel
This hotel is approximately 100 kilometers from Leh, offering a unique and relaxed luxury stay. All the rooms are nicely furnished, featuring an attached balcony that opens up to the Indus River. The serene location, peaceful surroundings, and the absence of TV were standout features that allowed us to spend quality time with family and friends. The staff is excellent, doing their best to assist guests within their limitations of resources. The meal timings has limited flexibility. Since the property is designed mainly for relaxation (nothing much to do), the buffet timings could be more accommodating. A one-hour buffer time for breakfast is too short. Speaking of the buffet, the food is average with limited options, mostly vegetarian. What was disappointing is that I forgot two of my jackets in the cupboard during checkout, and unfortunately, I never got them back. Such incidents should not happen in good hotels. Overall, it's a great place to stay.
Sanjay, India
