Kuthar Palace

Totally remote, road via solan is very secluded, far off from habitation and quite hoary, access roads bad, food menu is average and as available at any other normal restaurant, if travelling with kids, remember to carry medicines and people with motion sickness and altitude sickness should never travel here.
The property is quite well maintained and has families visiting.

An ethereal experience, the outer wall is replicating the decorative-architecture form used in the olden days. The intricate art gives the old is gold and is maintainable also look!

A nostalgic place, reminder of the British era in India, when the idea of all these hill station was conceptualised and created

Place is good but the travelling roads are so bad m stuck in map it was showing 1 hour way to reach this place but fue to bad roads it goes to 3 hours worst road experience and there is not village or town between solan to kuthar palace if u face any problem in this route there is no people and mobile network in this area not good for family trips.

Nice heritage hotel for all those who want to have lonely comfortable and peaceful stay in kasauli hills.

Very wonderful resort. Family resort

Great place. Some things can be changed as to tourism view. It is a peaceful place to spend some time alone. However there is no option to view inside interiors of palace. It would be great if it can be opened for tourists.

The place is almost in ruins. The adjoining part of the Fort is a hotel which is well maintained and one of the costly accommodations in the Himachal Pradesh. Some part of the Kuthar Palace is occupied by the sub-Treasury of the District. Some painter has tried to revive the original paintings on the walls leading to the sub-Treasury on the first floor of the Fort part but appeared to have failed.One may give skip to visiting this Fort.