Hotel Rewa Ladakh is a modern and comfortable hotel in the centre of Leh that provides easy access to the mountains.
Inspired by the Leh Palace, the exteriors and interiors are traditional Ladakhi, decorated in calming colours with wooden panelling and hand-crafted wooden furniture.
The founder's daughter has a fashion brand and a hand in the property's styling, selecting work from local artisans for every room - you can find her own designs in the hotel’s boutique. Facilities include a small on-site restaurant that serves Indian, Chinese, and Nepalese cuisine.
What we love
- A comfortable base in the heart of Leh City, blending modern and traditional style
- Just 32 rooms, all decorated in soothing tones in traditional Ladakhi style
- The rooms all feature weavings from local artisans
- Fantastic service and attention to detail - if you’re travelling for a special occasion, don’t be surprised to find your room decorated to celebrate
- Sip a drink on your balcony and soak in incredible mountain views
If your idea of a stay in the mountains involves being away from it all then there are better options outside of Leh but Rewa provides the best of both worlds - you get mountain views and close proximity to the city’s restaurants and shops
There isn’t a swimming pool or spa but that’s to be expected from a small mountain hotel - if you need all the bells and whistles, check out some of the larger resorts nearby
Families are welcome, but amenities are not designed with families in mind.
Rewa is making strides to reduce its carbon footprint and waste by providing refillable bathrooms toiletries and water bottles. Solar panels heat the water on property and they treat the waste water to reuse it for the plants.
Located on Skara Road in the heart of Leh City, one of the main hubs in the mountainous region of Ladakh. It’s just 2.5km from the airport and a 5-minute drive from the main market.
What our travellers say
We went to Sri Lanka as a three-generation family of three. The superb trip was organised by Samanthie and the team and it's difficult to see how it could have been bettered.
Roy Wood (February 2026)
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