Fifteen rooms across three categories, in one building on Army Helipad Road above Lachung.
In short: Floret has fifteen rooms in three categories. Two are large family rooms with balconies; seven are mountain view rooms with balconies; six are forest view rooms without balconies, facing the wooded slope behind the property. Every room has an attached bathroom. Rates change by season and the resort closes for part of the year.
| Category | View | Balcony | Rooms | Size | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mountain View with Balcony — Family Room | Mountain view | Yes | 2 | 418–470 sq ft | ₹5,600 |
| Mountain View with Balcony — Room | Mountain view | Yes | 7 | 130–231 sq ft | ₹3,000 |
| Forest View without Balcony — Room | Forest view | No | 6 | 124–218 sq ft | ₹2,800 |
Sizes are the measured floor dimensions of each room. "From" is the lowest seasonal rate for that category — see the full seasonal tariff.
The largest rooms at Floret. Both are long single-space family rooms with two double beds, a balcony at the mountain-facing end, a wardrobe, a full-length mirror and a tea tray with an electric kettle. Room 304 is the larger of the two at 470 sq ft.
See family room with balcony detailThe main room type at Floret. Each has a double bed, a balcony looking out toward the mountains, an attached bathroom, a wall-mounted television, a wardrobe and additional seating. Sizes vary from 130 to 231 sq ft depending on the room.
See mountain view room with balcony detailThe quietest and most affordable rooms at Floret. These face the wooded hillside rather than the valley and have no balcony. Each has a double bed, an attached bathroom, a wall-mounted television, a wardrobe and seating. Room 404 is the largest at 218 sq ft.
See forest view room detailAll fifteen rooms are in the same building and share the same finish: pine-panelled walls, wood floors, an attached bathroom, a wardrobe and a tea tray with an electric kettle. Rooms are heated against the Lachung cold. Meals are served at the resort.
Check-in is from 12:00 and check-out is by 11:00.
Fifteen rooms in one building, across three categories: two family rooms with balconies (418 and 470 sq ft), seven mountain view rooms with balconies (130 to 231 sq ft), and six forest view rooms without balconies (124 to 218 sq ft). Every room has an attached bathroom, and rates are per room per night.
The two family rooms and the seven mountain view rooms have balconies at the mountain-facing end, looking out over the Lachung valley. The six forest view rooms face the wooded hillside behind the property and have no balcony, which is also why they are the quietest and least expensive category.
Mountain view rooms look out over the valley and have balconies; they are the main category at Floret, priced from ₹3,000 per night. Forest view rooms face the wooded hillside behind the property, have no balcony, and are quieter and cheaper, from ₹2,800. Both have a double bed, attached bathroom, television, wardrobe and seating.
Yes, subject to availability. Room numbers and measured sizes are listed on each category page — for example Room 304 is the larger family room at 470 sq ft. Mention the room you would prefer when you enquire by phone or WhatsApp, and the reservations desk will tell you whether it is free for your dates.
No. Floret takes stays from 1 August to 14 April, with two breaks inside that window. It is closed from 4 January to 28 February, from 5 to 26 March, and from 15 April to 31 July, which includes the Yumthang rhododendron season. The tariff page shows the exact dates and rates.
