Elke kamer heeft Garden view, Lake view, Private bathroom, Soundproofing, Free Wifi, Mountain view, River view, Air conditioning en nog 7
21 m² · 3 twin beds
Bedden 6.9/10 · genoemd door 4 gasten
16 m² · 2 twin beds
Bedden 6.9/10 · genoemd door 4 gasten
“A piece of paradise hidden in silence”
A piece of paradise hidden in silence – Green House Paradise Houseboat. If Dal Lake is the heart of Kashmir, this houseboat is its most secret, most peaceful heartbeat. We woke up each morning to mist rising from the water, birds calling softly, and our own private lotus pond in front of us – a private lotus pond that blooms into a pink carpet in peak season, viewable for hours from the deck with kahwa. No honking shikaras, no hawkers – just us, the lake, the mountains, and the sky reflected in the water. The boat itself is stunning, with traditional Kashmiri woodwork, intricate papier‑mâché ceilings, warm walnut floors, and every modern comfort, including central heating. Even on chilly autumn nights the rooms were cozy and warm, blankets soft, hot water always running. It feels luxurious without losing its soul. Sajjad is not just a host or cook; he’s the reason you’ll want to return. Every meal was a feast made with love – from authentic Kashmiri Wazwan like Rogan Josh, Dum Aloo, Nadru Yakhni that melted in the mouth, to comforting Rajma Chawal and pakoras on a rainy afternoon. Everything was made fresh on the boat with ingredients picked that morning. He even taught us how to make the perfect noon chai. You don’t just eat his food; you remember it. Sajjad and his family treated us like their own, arranging shikara rides through hidden canals, taking us to the floating vegetable market at 5 am, and always knowing when we wanted chai and when we wanted to be left alone with the lake.
“Best house boat ever!”
Green Paradise House Boat is pure magic floating on Dal Lake. Tucked away in a serene, postcard‑perfect location, it gives you that rare feeling of total calm while still being right in the heart of everything—waking up to still waters, soft mountain light, and absolute peace. What truly blew my mind was the comfort: the boat is surprisingly centrally heated, making chilly evenings cozy and luxurious, and it also has AC for warmer days, which is such a thoughtful touch and honestly unexpected on a houseboat. And then there’s the food—Sajjad’s cooking deserves its own standing ovation. Every meal was bursting with freshness, rich aroma, and authentic flavor, clearly made with love and care. You can literally smell how fresh the ingredients are before the plate even reaches the table. From comfort dishes to local specialties, everything tasted incredible and memorable. This isn’t just a place to stay—it’s an experience. Peaceful, comfortable, and deeply soulful. If you want to experience Dal Lake at its most beautiful, warm, and welcoming, Green Paradise House Boat is unbeatable.
“It felt like being on little piece from heaven, with those magical views!”
The décor was tasteful, the rooms were pristine, personalized service was impeccable, and the environment was serene—everything exceeded my expectations. The homestyle meals were delicious, and I even got to take a private cooking class on site after expressing interest.
“Extra Ordinary Experience”
Staying on this houseboat was an absolute dream and the highlight of our trip to Kashmir. The intricately carved wooden interiors, central heating, the gentle rocking of the lake, and the stunning mountain views from the deck were magical. Extraordinary experience! We felt incredibly welcomed by the owner, Mr. Shaikh Abdul Ahmed. The houseboat was pristine, spacious, and full of traditional Kashmiri charm. Mr. Sajjad and the staff went above and beyond to make us comfortable, serving delicious home‑cooked meals on the deck. A perfect blend of comfort and nature—highly recommended!
I booked Green Paradise Houseboat in Srinagar for December 25, 2025, and the owner kept calling me about my travel plans, constantly reminding me that the price I paid was ₹4725 while the real cost was over ₹11,000 and even urged me to cancel and pay him directly to skip the platform, which made me feel uneasy. I stayed because I was eager to try a houseboat, and the interior was pleasant, but the experience was marred by several problems. The cold was a major issue: power cuts happened every hour, so the heater worked only intermittently, and hot water was available only for 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening, which was very inconvenient given how cold it gets on Dal Lake. Food was another headache; there was no meal service on the boat, so I had to travel by boat 20–30 minutes each way to the main gate for food. The staff said the first trip to the houseboat and the final return trip were free, but any extra rides cost ₹200 each. I ended up paying an extra ₹800 for a one‑hour ride to get my food. Breakfast, which was listed as included, turned out to be just tea, bread, and eggs, even though I had requested vegetarian options, which was disappointing. In short, the stay was uncomfortable: no proper breakfast, limited hot water, and a heater that kept shutting off due to power cuts, all for ₹4725, which didn’t feel worth it. I hope the management improves their facilities and communication with guests in the future.
“A piece of paradise hidden in silence”
A piece of paradise hidden in silence – Green House Paradise Houseboat. If Dal Lake is the heart of Kashmir, this houseboat is its most secret, most peaceful heartbeat. We woke up each morning to mist rising from the water, birds calling softly, and our own private lotus pond in front of us – a private lotus pond that blooms into a pink carpet in peak season, viewable for hours from the deck with kahwa. No honking shikaras, no hawkers – just us, the lake, the mountains, and the sky reflected in the water. The boat itself is stunning, with traditional Kashmiri woodwork, intricate papier‑mâché ceilings, warm walnut floors, and every modern comfort, including central heating. Even on chilly autumn nights the rooms were cozy and warm, blankets soft, hot water always running. It feels luxurious without losing its soul. Sajjad is not just a host or cook; he’s the reason you’ll want to return. Every meal was a feast made with love – from authentic Kashmiri Wazwan like Rogan Josh, Dum Aloo, Nadru Yakhni that melted in the mouth, to comforting Rajma Chawal and pakoras on a rainy afternoon. Everything was made fresh on the boat with ingredients picked that morning. He even taught us how to make the perfect noon chai. You don’t just eat his food; you remember it. Sajjad and his family treated us like their own, arranging shikara rides through hidden canals, taking us to the floating vegetable market at 5 am, and always knowing when we wanted chai and when we wanted to be left alone with the lake.
“Extra Ordinary Experience”
Staying on this houseboat was an absolute dream and the highlight of our trip to Kashmir. The intricately carved wooden interiors, central heating, the gentle rocking of the lake, and the stunning mountain views from the deck were magical. Extraordinary experience! We felt incredibly welcomed by the owner, Mr. Shaikh Abdul Ahmed. The houseboat was pristine, spacious, and full of traditional Kashmiri charm. Mr. Sajjad and the staff went above and beyond to make us comfortable, serving delicious home‑cooked meals on the deck. A perfect blend of comfort and nature—highly recommended!
“Best house boat ever!”
Green Paradise House Boat is pure magic floating on Dal Lake. Tucked away in a serene, postcard‑perfect location, it gives you that rare feeling of total calm while still being right in the heart of everything—waking up to still waters, soft mountain light, and absolute peace. What truly blew my mind was the comfort: the boat is surprisingly centrally heated, making chilly evenings cozy and luxurious, and it also has AC for warmer days, which is such a thoughtful touch and honestly unexpected on a houseboat. And then there’s the food—Sajjad’s cooking deserves its own standing ovation. Every meal was bursting with freshness, rich aroma, and authentic flavor, clearly made with love and care. You can literally smell how fresh the ingredients are before the plate even reaches the table. From comfort dishes to local specialties, everything tasted incredible and memorable. This isn’t just a place to stay—it’s an experience. Peaceful, comfortable, and deeply soulful. If you want to experience Dal Lake at its most beautiful, warm, and welcoming, Green Paradise House Boat is unbeatable.
I booked Green Paradise Houseboat in Srinagar for December 25, 2025, and the owner kept calling me about my travel plans, constantly reminding me that the price I paid was ₹4725 while the real cost was over ₹11,000 and even urged me to cancel and pay him directly to skip the platform, which made me feel uneasy. I stayed because I was eager to try a houseboat, and the interior was pleasant, but the experience was marred by several problems. The cold was a major issue: power cuts happened every hour, so the heater worked only intermittently, and hot water was available only for 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening, which was very inconvenient given how cold it gets on Dal Lake. Food was another headache; there was no meal service on the boat, so I had to travel by boat 20–30 minutes each way to the main gate for food. The staff said the first trip to the houseboat and the final return trip were free, but any extra rides cost ₹200 each. I ended up paying an extra ₹800 for a one‑hour ride to get my food. Breakfast, which was listed as included, turned out to be just tea, bread, and eggs, even though I had requested vegetarian options, which was disappointing. In short, the stay was uncomfortable: no proper breakfast, limited hot water, and a heater that kept shutting off due to power cuts, all for ₹4725, which didn’t feel worth it. I hope the management improves their facilities and communication with guests in the future.
“It felt like being on little piece from heaven, with those magical views!”
The décor was tasteful, the rooms were pristine, personalized service was impeccable, and the environment was serene—everything exceeded my expectations. The homestyle meals were delicious, and I even got to take a private cooking class on site after expressing interest.
