Ganga View
"Enjoy the Awesome View of the Ganga"
Offering views of the Mountains / Forest & Garden of our resort.
Luxury Rooms
The rooms of resort are also exquisitely decorated.
Welcome to Hotel Prasanna
Ideally located near Janki Setu in Rishikesh, Hotel Prasanna Inn offers a comfortable stay just steps from the Ganga. Guests enjoy a calm, pleasant atmosphere with easy access to local attractions and nearby areas.
Guests can enjoy facilities like attached bathrooms, hot water, clean drinking water, CCTV security, parking, and meal services. With easy access to major locations and a peaceful environment, Hotel Prasanna Inn ensures a pleasant and convenient stay in the Yoga Capital of India.
Accommodation
Delux Room Non View
4,000-
Occupancy
2 Adults + 2 Child
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Bed
King Bed
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Floor(s)
1st and 2nd
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Size
230 sq. ft.
Deluxe Ac Room Ganga view with Balcony
4,500-
Occupancy
2 adults + 1 child
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Bed
King Bed
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View
Ganga View
Mountain View -
Floor(s)
1st and 2nd
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Size
230 sq. ft.
Executive Ac Room Ganga view with Balcony
5,000-
Occupancy
2 adults + 1 child
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Bed
King Bed
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View
Ganga View
Mountain View -
Floor(s)
1st and 2nd
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Size
270 sq. ft.
Family room Non view
6,500-
Occupancy
2 adults + 1 child
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Bed
King Bed
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Floor(s)
1st and 2nd
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Size
280 sq. ft.
Places Around Us
Triveni Ghat(1.6km)
Triveni Ghat is one of the most sacred bathing ghats in Rishikesh, where pilgrims gather for the famous Ganga Aarti every evening.
Muni Ki Reti(1.5km)
A calm and scenic area along the banks of the Ganges, ideal for yoga, meditation, and peaceful walks.
Neelkanth Temple(30km)
A revered temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located amidst lush green hills. A spiritual and scenic destination.
Ram Jhula(2.5km)
A famous suspension bridge connecting important ashrams and temples. It offers beautiful views of the Ganges River.
Tera Manzil Temple(11.6km)
Also known as Trimbakeshwar Temple, this multi-storey temple is famous for its unique architecture and spiritual significance.
Lakshman Jhula(4.5km)
One of the most iconic landmarks of Rishikesh, known for its scenic beauty and mythological importance.