Great community, great location, central in Baghsu, great food and nice rooms.

Lovely property, great staff, great cooks. The host makes you feel welcome and they organise good activities. Clean room and washroom

Not much, the door to my room kept getting jammed.

I spent a week at The Void, and it was a place like no other. Nestled on a quiet street in Bhagsu, it offers beautiful forest views, every day you get to watch monkeys hanging about, hear birds chirping, and even spot donkeys being shepherded through. Definitely book a room with a balcony, mine faced the forest and it made the whole experience even more special. The rooms are spacious, with big beds and a cupboard, making them great for longer stays. As a remote worker, this place is perfect, they have high-speed WiFi, a dedicated coworking space, and reliable electricity backup, so working from here felt easy and stress-free. Each morning, heading down to the café, you’re welcomed by soothing mantras, which sets such a calm tone for the day. The food is great too, with options ranging from pancakes to hearty thalis. The staff are warm and incredibly helpful, from itinerary suggestions to arranging transport. A special mention to the community manager, Rajeswari, who organizes hangouts like movie and art nights, which really adds to the experience. As a solo female traveller, feeling safe is very important to me, and this place absolutely delivers on that. I also loved staying in Bhagsu, it’s a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of McLeod Ganj. Highly recommend, without a doubt. Also a shoutout to Nikhil, the driver they arranged for my airport transfer and trip to Bir, I felt completely safe with him, and he’s a very skilled driver.

If you’re visiting during colder months, it’s best to come prepared. Heating isn’t central, which is quite typical for stays in this price range in India, so rooms can get a bit chilly. Heaters and heated blankets are available on request at an additional charge. The beds are big and comfortable, though they might feel a little firm if you’re not used to it. There’s also a table and chair available in the coworking space downstairs, which is convenient, though a slightly more ergonomic setup would make it even better for longer work sessions.

Location

The approach was pathetic. No vehicles can reach the place