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1 LIST of REGISTERED HOTELS/GUEST HOUSES in LEH Upto Date As on 20.07.2016 1 LIST OF REGISTERED HOTELS/GUEST HOUSES IN LEH upto date as on 20.07.2016. 3 STAR HOTELS S. No. Name of Tourist Unit Address Bed Capacity Phone No. /Fax No./E.mail Renewed upto 1. THE GRAND Old Road, Leh D R. 53 01982-255266, 257786, 9419178239 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 DRAGON LADAKH Suits 06 Hotel@the granddragonladakh.com 2. SHANGRILA Leh D R. 24 01982 – 256050/253869 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 LADAKH Suits 03 [email protected] HOTEL (A+) – CLASS S. No. Name of Tourist Unit Address Bed Capacity Phone No. /Fax No./E.mail Renewed upto 1. CARAVAN CENTRE Skara Leh D R. 29 01982-252282, 253779 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 [email protected] 2. CHO PALACE Skara, Leh. D R. 26 01982 – 251659/251142,9419179565 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 Suit 02 [email protected] 3. DRUK CONTINENTAL Yourtung, Leh D R. 38 01982 – 251702, M: - 9697000999 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 S R. 03 [email protected] 4. GAWALING Changspa, Leh. D R. 18 01982 – 253252, 256456 Renewed upto 31.03.2013 INTERNATIONAL Suit 02 M. 7298540620, 9419178813 [email protected] 5. HOLIDAY LADAKH Lower Tukcha, D R. 22 01982 – 250403/251444 Renewed upto 31.03.2013 Leh. 6. HUNDER RESORT Hunder, Nubra Suits 15 01980-221048, 9469453757 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 [email protected] 7. LADAKH PALACE Yourtung, Leh D R. 19 01982-258044 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 Fax. 255989 8. LHARISA RESORT Skara, Leh. D R. 15 01982 – 252000/252001, 9419177425 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 Suit 02 [email protected] 9. LOTUS Upper Karzoo, D R. 12 01982 – 257265, 8803348030 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 Leh [email protected] 10. MANDALA Fort Road, Leh D R. 30 01982 – 252943 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 [email protected] 11. MANSAROVER Tukcha Leh D R. 21 01982 – 252760 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 Suit 03 M. 9419178560 2 12. NAMGAIL PALACE Skara, Leh D R. 28 01982 – 256356, 9419179415 Renewed upto 31.03.2013 Suit 02 [email protected] 13. NEW GLACIER VIEW Karzoo, Leh D R. 24 01982-257754, 9419886431 Renewed upto 31.03.2015 Suits 03 14. NEW LHARIMO Changspa, Leh. D R. 24 01982 –252101, 9419178233 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 [email protected] 15. RATNA HOTEL Chuchot Yokma, D R. 14 M. 9419346332 Renewed upto 31.03.2019 LADAKH Leh Suits 01 [email protected] www.ratnavoyages.com 16. ROYAL HOLIDAY Changspa, Leh D R. 15 01982-253528 Renewed upto 31.03.2019 17. ROYAL PALACE Shenam, Leh. D R. 22 01982 – 255740, 9419181844 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 www.royalpalaceladakh.com 18. SILK ROUTE INN Skara, Leh D R. 17 01982 – 252090 Renewed upto 31.03.2010 19. THE ZEN LADAKH Sheynam, Leh D R. 15 01982-253336, 9419178129 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 Suits 02 Fax. 251996 hotel@the zen ladakh.com www.the zen ladakh.com HOTEL (A) - CLASS S. No. Name of Tourist Unit Address Bed Capacity Phone No. Fax No./ E.mail Renewed upto 1. ABU – PALACE Chulungs, Leh D R. 12 01982 – 252341, 9906977786 Renewed upto 31.03.2016 9419178465, 9419177786 [email protected] 2. ALCHI RESORT Alchi D R. 15 M. 9419218636 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 3. ALPINE VILLA Sheynam, Leh. D R. 22 M. 9419219609, 9906980077 Renewed upto 31.03.2013 [email protected] 4. ANTELOPE Yourtung, Leh D R. 16 01982-252221 Renewed upto 31.03.2016 5. ASIA Changspa, Leh D R. 20 01982 – 252468 Renewed upto 31.03.2011 6. BIJOO Leh D R. 17 01982-252131, 252927, 9419178027 Renewed upto 31.03.2016 S R. 02 [email protected] 7. BLUE STONE Zangsti, Leh D R. 15 M. 9906896998 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 8. CHAMBA Thiksay D R. 21 01982 – 267004/252261 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 [email protected] 3 9. CHARU PALACE Khakshal, Leh D R. 16 01982-253005, 9419178715 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 10. CHONJOR Chulung, Leh D R. 18 01982-253165, 9419348999 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 RESIDENCY LEH [email protected] 11. CHOSPA Leh. D R. 09 01982 – 252045 Renewed upto 31.03.2016 12. CITY PALACE Tukcha, Leh. D R. 16 01982 – 250772 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 13. DEWACHAN Agling, Leh D R. 12 01982 – 253178/253177 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 CONTINENTAL 14. DRAGON Old Road, Leh D R. 27 01982 – 252139/252720 Renewed upto 31.03.2015 S R. 03 [email protected] 15. GALDAN Leh Town D R.35, S R. 04 01982 – 252436/252173 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 Suites 03 [email protected] 16. GAPH – CHOW Likir D R. 12, S R. 08 01982 – 227151/252748 Renewed upto 31.03.2011 RESORT 17. GRAND HIMALAYA Chubi Road, Leh D R. 13 01982 – 252580 Renewed upto 31.03.2019 Suits 02 18. GRAND WILLOW Fort Road, Leh. D R. 21 01982-251835, 9419178242 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 [email protected] 19. GOMANG Changspa, Leh D R. 15 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 20. HERITAGE Stok D R. 03 Suits 03 01982-242003/242010 Renewed upto 31.03.2015 [email protected] 21. HIGH LAND STOK Stok D R. 12, S R. 02 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 22. HILL TOWN Upper Tukcha, Leh D R. 23 01982-256451, 9419218188 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 [email protected] 23. HIMALAYAN ECO Hunder Nubra D R. 19 01980-200444, 9419209000 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 RESORT 24. HIMALAYAN Karzoo, Leh D R. 15 01982-253068, 9419178412 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 RETREAT [email protected] www.thehimalayanretreat.com 25. HORIZON Chulung, Leh D R. 12 01982 – 252602 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 26. HORZAY Chulung. Leh. D R. 20 01982 – 252454, 919971913068 Renewed upto 31.03.2016 www.horzay.in , [email protected] 27. JAN PALACE Fort Road Zangsti, D R. 19 01982-252831, 9419218371 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 Leh 28. K – SAR Fort Road, Leh. D R. 22 01982 – 252348/252735 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 [email protected] 4 29. KAAL Skara, Leh D R. 10 01982 – Renewed upto 31.03.2016 30. KANGLACHAN Leh. D R. 21 01982 – 252144, 7298686744 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 S R. 04 [email protected] 31. KANGRI Leh. D R. 35, S R. 03 01982 – 252762/252051 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 32. KANISHKA Shenam, Leh D R. 18 01982 – 256108, 9909995714 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 www.hotelkanishkaladakh.com 33. KASLDAN Tukcha, Leh D R. 14, S R. 04 01982 – 252700 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 34. KATPA RESIDENCY Near Sankar Road, D R. 13 01982-251738, 9419179540 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 Leh [email protected] www.katparesidency.com 35. LA BUDDHA Sangto, Leh D R. 09 01982-203082, 9469049698 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 36. LA-LING-KHA Tukcha, Leh D R. 15 01982-252137, 9419179679 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 37. LADAKH Shenam, Leh D R. 16 01982 – 251359 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 CONTINENTAL 38. LADAKH HEAVEN Shenam, Leh D R. 13, S R. 01 01982-253292, 9419179281 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 39. LADAKH Fort Road, Leh D R. 16 01982-252300 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 HIMALAYAN Suits 03 [email protected] RETREAT 40. LADAKH IMPERIAL Skara, Leh D R. 14 01982-252156, 9906999996 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 www.hotelladakhimperial.com [email protected] 41. LADAKH INN Sheynam D R. 11 01982-256666 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 Old Road, Leh www.hotelladakhinn.com 42. LADAKH Skara, Leh D R. 14 01982-253752, 9419215094 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 INTERNATIONAL [email protected] CENTRE 43. LADAKH Changspa, Leh. D R. 18 01982-258111,258222 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 RESIDENCY Suit 03 M. 9419178039, 9810421505 44. LADAKH RETREAT Tukcha, Leh D R. 12 01982-252404 Renewed upto 31.03.2016 Suits 03 45. LADAKH SARAI Saboo, Leh. D R. 17 01982 – 245063, 9419179018 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 allof us@ladakh sarrai.com 46. LARIMO Fort Road, Leh. D R. 30, S R. 01 01982 – 252101/253345 Renewed upto 31.03.2010 M. 9419178233 [email protected] 5 47. LARJAY RESORT Sumoor, Nubra D R. 17 01980-223510, 9419177498 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 48. LASERMO Chulung, Leh. D R. 36 01982 – 252313 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 www.hotel lasermo.com 49. LCHANG-NANG Leh D R. 17 01982-223669, 9419976914 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 RETREAT [email protected] 50. LEH-CHEN Yourtung, Leh D R. 32 01982-253017, 9858993343 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 51. LEH RESIDENCY Skara D R. 11 01982-253666, 9419179220 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 Suits 03 52. LHUKHIL Likir D R. 24 01982 – 227137. 941984014 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 53. LINGZI Leh Town D R. 25 01982 – 252020/252679 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 [email protected] 54. LONCHAY Sheynam, Leh D R. 15 01982-253933 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 RESIDENCY 55. LOTUS ECO RESORT Hunder, Nubra Suits 12 01980-221137, 9469457007 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 [email protected] www.lotusresort.in 56. LUMBINI Fort Road, Leh. D R. 23 01982 – 252182 Renewed upto 31.03.2012 57. MAHABODHI ECO Devachan D R. 20 01982-264372, 264905 Renewed upto 31.03.2011 RESORT Choglamsar Fax. 264905 58. MOGHAL Changspa, Leh D R. 18 01982 – 253438 Renewed upto 31.03.2017 INTERNATIONAL Suit 01 59. MUNSHI Fort Road, Leh. D R. 20 01982 – 253607, 9906988901 Renewed upto 31.03.2014 CONTINENTAL [email protected] 60. NALANDA LADAKH Karzoo, Leh D R. 15 01982 – 251124 Renewed upto 31.03.2016 M. 7298793414 61. NAMRA Temisgam D R.
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