SHERSI HEIGHTSRESORT · SERSI
SHERSI HEIGHTSRESORT · SERSI
Shersi Heights Resort sits on the NH109, in the pine and deodar hills above the Mandakini valley — a place to rest, eat well, and gather strength before the climb ahead.
Sersi sits along the Kedarnath Yatra road, where pilgrims break their journey before the final stretch to the temple — some continuing on foot, many by helicopter from the helipad nearby. Shersi Heights Resort was built for exactly this moment: a warm room, hot food, and quiet mountain air after hours on the road.
Rooms are simple and kept warm against the hill-country cold, with hot water, clean bedding, and a view of the ridgelines that lead, eventually, to Kedarnath itself.
Three room types, all kept warm and simple — built for real rest, not for lingering luxury. See every room in detail, with photos of each.
Warm wood tones, mountain-art prints, and a private bath — the room most guests ask for by name.
Twin beds and extra space for families traveling together on the yatra, with room for luggage and gear.
A TV, a sitting table, and lighter wood finishes — a little more room to spread out after a long day.
Most guests stay one night, moving between two long days of travel. The stay is built around that sequence.
Check in after the drive up NH109, warm up, and settle in before evening.
A home-style dinner and hot chai, timed for an early night's sleep.
Guidance for helipad transfers or the onward trek, timed to the weather and the day's schedule.
Off toward the temple, with the room held or luggage stored if you're returning through Sersi.
Meals are served on-site — Garhwali and North Indian home cooking, plenty of hot chai, and food timed around yatra schedules rather than restaurant hours. Guests departing before dawn can arrange an early breakfast or a packed meal for the road.
In the evening, the dining area doubles as a place to warm up before bed — practical, unhurried, and exactly what's needed after a long day of travel.
Sersi Village, NH 109, Kedarnath Road, Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand — full directions and contact on the Contact page.