Monthly Rentals in Sissu Lake

Akshat, Rishi, and all the hosts have truly made this stay special. The common space is cozy, the network connection is strong enough to manage office work, it offers a stunning view of the snow-covered mountains. A short uphill road leads to the beautiful village of Sethan. I really enjoyed my time here and would love to visit again. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a peaceful and scenic getaway.

Staying with Sushil and Sam was truly a heartwarming experience. While there are plenty of new homestays in Lahaul Valley, theirs gave us something rare—a genuine feeling of home. The location is just right: away from the touristy buzz of the Atal Tunnel and Sissu, yet close enough to explore with ease. Aunty’s food was unforgettable—Sattu, ghee, parathas—simple, soulful, and delicious. What made it even more special were the conversations that gave us a deep and personal insight into the local Lahauli culture. Highly recommended for anyone looking for warmth, peace, and authenticity.

The house is super cozy, fully equipped kitchen with basic veggies,masala, fry daal rice poha etc. Reaching there is a bit challenging. Only 2 km offroad from highway but those 2 km are easy in day light only. Though Pragya maam instructed us to reach in day light, it wasn't a big issue. The blankets and bedding were super cozy. Morning views are to die for. We self-cooked the breakfast and it was soo much fun. There is a heater in room which is nominally chargeable and tandoor in hall and wood is chargeable for it. It's one of the best stay I have ever been too. I visited with my parents and husband, they all enjoyed staying there as well. Pragya ma'am is very warm person. She helped us with every little thing we needed. Though muling is a small isolated village with few homes, our experience was amazing 👍🏼

The rooms are amazing the views are mind blowing views the caretaker gokul is very sweet helpful and overall it’s a wonderful stay. The only problem is there were random people walking in the property and there was no fencing. It was invading our privacy and people were thinking it’s a kitchen or something and they were coming to the steps of the property.