Sterling Mount Abu is an elegant 4-acre property in the Aravalli range, set amid the virgin forests that surround Rajasthan's only hill station. The 69-room property blends modern comforts with b to stay in harmony with its setting, offering spacious rooms of up to 609 sq. ft. with private balcony sit-outs that look out over the Aravalli hills and forests. It is a considered choice for resort in Mount Abu for family holidays.
The resort's rarest feature is its own private entry into the forest, reserved exclusively for guests and ideal for jungle walks in a region known for the green Munia, named for its light olive-green wings. Beyond the gate, Nakki Lake (2.7 km) draws visitors for boating and evening strolls, and the 11th-century Dilwara Jain Temples (3.4 km) reward a visit for their intricate white marble carvings, with Guru Shikhar (15 km), the highest peak in the Aravallis, crowning a day of sightseeing.
Whether you are looking for a forest stay during a family trip or a cool, green retreat from the plains of Rajasthan, Sterling Mount Abu pairs genuine Aravalli wilderness with Sterling's signature hospitality.
Stay in spacious rooms of up to 609 sq. ft. with private balcony sit-outs offering a magnificent view of the Aravalli range and the forests, built for an unhurried family stay.
Indulge in authentic Rajasthani delicacies alongside Indian and international favourites at the Aravalli restaurant, one of the more rewarding places to eat among hotels in Mount Abu.
Relax at Sterling LOCAL, the resort's restobar, with signature local drinks and finger foods alongside a wide selection of popular drinks and beverages.
Step straight into the woods through a private entry into the forest, perfect for bird watching, jungle walks and hiking in the Aravalli wilderness.
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Premier rooms of 609 sq. ft. that sleep up to three adults, forest walks from the gate and easy access to Nakki Lake make it a dependable family resort.
Private balcony sit-outs facing the Aravalli range, quiet forest mornings and evenings at Sterling LOCAL set the tone for a romantic getaway.
A private forest entry, the green Munia and the wider Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary make this a rare address for anyone exploring the best tourist places at a slow pace.
The 11th-century Dilwara Jain Temples, Achalgarh Fort and Arbuda Devi Temple are all within a short drive, making it a practical base for temple sightseeing.
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Thoughtfully Curated Comforts and services at Sterling Mount Abu
Unwind in this contemporary 420 sq ft room with a splendid view of mountains.
Premier Room comes with queen beds and a single sofa cum bed. They are 609 sq.ft in size and come with sitout area facing the natural flora & fauna.
Unwind in this contemporary 450 sq ft room with a splendid view of mountains.
Comfortable furnishing, contemporary décor, compact, yet functional.
Aravalli is the resort's contemporary multi cuisine restaurant in Mount Abu, offering a choice of buffet or à la carte in a relaxed setting. The kitchen leans into authentic Rajasthani delicacies, and the delicately spiced Laal Maas is worth ordering at least once, alongside Gujarati-inspired vegetarian specialities such as Papad Sabzi. Warm and unhurried, it suits family breakfasts, slow lunches and long dinners after a day in the hills.
Sterling LOCAL, the resort's restobar, is the place to wind down at the end of the day. Settle in over signature local drinks and finger foods paired with a wonderful selection of popular drinks and beverages, in a relaxed setting that suits sundowners, celebrations and easy evenings with family or friends.
Be it Meetings, Reunions, Weddings, Conferences or any other Events, Sterling Mount Abu is the ideal choice.
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Summer is the peak season and, for most travellers, the best time to visit Mount Abu, when temperatures of roughly 23°C to 36°C feel dramatically cooler, making it ideal for boating on Nakki Lake, sunset points and long forest walks in the early hours.
The monsoon season turns the Aravalli hills intensely green, with temperatures generally between 20°C and 30°C and mist drifting through the forests. Crowds thin, seasonal streams run and the landscape is at its most photogenic, though trails can be slippery, so plan hikes and jungle walks with care.
October and November bring crisp, clear days that are excellent for sightseeing. From December to February, winter turns genuinely cold at around 5°C to 25°C, with the coldest nights dipping close to freezing, drawing visitors for the chill, the Winter Festival and misty mornings over the hills.
For the most comfortable weather and the clearest Aravalli views, plan between October and November or February and April. Book early for summer holidays and the Christmas and New Year period when Mount Abu is at its busiest and carry warm layers if you are visiting between December and February.
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