Inside Mahay Palace

Mahay Palace wears its Ladakh on its outside: white-washed walls, deep-set red-brown windows and carved wooden balconies in the old Upper Tukcha style. An orchard garden and terrace seating look straight across to the same mountains the old caravan traders saw.

Run as a family hotel, it keeps service personal and meals homely—Ladakhi and Indian dishes in a dining room lined with local art. For travellers who want the heritage feel without heritage prices, it is one of Leh's most honest addresses.

Rooms at Mahay Palace

Exact room category is confirmed against the property's live inventory before payment.

OPTION 01 · Sleeps 2

Deluxe Room

Low Ladakhi-style beds and a windowful of orchard.

Traditional floor beddingTelevisionWarm quiltsGarden window

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OPTION 02 · Sleeps 2

Standard Twin

A clean, simple base for days that start early and end late.

Twin bedsHot waterDaily serviceValley light

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OPTION 03 · Sleeps 3–4

Family Room

Bring the whole khandaan—Mahay handles families well.

Extra beddingLounge cornerNear garden doorQuiet wing

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Everything the stay includes

Facilities can vary by season, room category and remote location—ask us to reconfirm any essential requirement.

In frames at Mahay Palace

Select the meal plan that fits your trip

Vegetarian and other meal preferences can be requested in advance. Availability and menu style depend on the property and destination season.

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