Tent living Located on top of a hill, you will have the unique experience of camp stay, all tents look alike. The food is good. The tents are neat and clean and comfortable. The views are great and do enjoy the campfire. A short walk is the sunset point up the hillock. Staff is cooperative. Enjoy a ride on the lake and visit the monastery. Although it is overpriced, it is a good option in Nako

Kinner at Nako is disappointing Nako village is a stunning first look at what Spiti will unfold. We stayed twice at Kinner Nako - once on the way up to Kaza, and after some days on our way back from Kaza. These are not ‘Swiss tents’ – just regular tents, adequate for the purpose of roughing it out. The ones we stayed on our way down were low height and cramped for anyone more than 5’, and I’m 6’. On the first visit, we were engrossed wandering through the old parts of Nako village, the monastery and the surrounding mountains hence we didn’t bother much about the Kinner tents. They served the purpose, and seemed ok. The restaurant is dark and without adequate light, though the food was good enough considering the challenges of the remote location. The resident staff was responsive and very helpful, we didn’t get to meet with the owner. On the return visit, we were led to two hurriedly put up tents being completed in front of us with a poorly setup toilet and bath. Very cement and brick, with leaking sinks and commode. As we were on a height overlooking the rest of the tents, and unhappy with the situation, my critical eyes noticed the compound of the property looks like a dump with random plastic, wire fences, bottles etc strewn all over. The area in front of the tents we were staying in was dusty and we couldn’t sit there at all. It seems they had more bookings than tents, so they hurriedly put up new ones (2 more were being setup while we were there, right next to us) instead of informing us they didn’t have tents. These two were certainly much shoddier and I suspect much lower height than the ones below. Not sure if there are better options in Nako, which has been overwhelmed with scores of new ‘homestays’ constructed without local aesthetics (in cement and iron). The owner of Kinner in Nako would do well by his business if he focused on quality within the boundaries of tent accommodation.

Great hospitality in harsh terrain A lovely setup in the quaint little village of Nako. The tents are well appointed, the staff is very friendly, and the food is excellent. The Nako lake is just a short hike away and worth a visit. Definitely recommended if you are planning a stay at Nako.

Set on top of a hill A lovely camp set on top of a hill with a beautiful view of the setting sun. The location is is very good - just a few minutes to the lake and village. the set up is good. The Jain food served was good. The camps were clean and the service was good. Only a suggestion - Improve the ambience of the dining room. The internet service is poor but no complaint as it is slow in this sector.

Great experience Location is awesome since it’s very close to both the lake and the monastery right at the top. Tents are very clean and spacious enough. Bathrooms are a part of the tent and reasonably clean and functional. Service is excellent and food is awesome. A must visit when in Nako.

One of the best place to see Milky way Wow, what a place it is. Simply superb, best view of the beautiful Nako village from the camp. Nice and clean tent, excellent restaurant and equally good food.Above all this is one of the few places on earth to see the Milkey way at it’s best.

Memorable stay We stayed here for 1 day..with our 9 yrs daughter..scenic beauty.. location was really good. .Tent's were clean n neat..best part was the food..in spiti tour this resort gave us the best food ..highly recommended..

Awesome experience It's a luxury camp to keep in mind to be at such a height on earth. Excellent hospitality by Mr. Santa and his team. Never felt it's a camp compared to hotels. Great sumptuous food, arrangements of almost everything we asked for. Overall beautiful exp. Must stay.

What an amazing place!!! Words do do justice to the level of service provided and the feeling one gets at Knayagoh Kinner Camps. We were a part of the Mahindra convoy during our Spiti expedition and the night at Knayagoh Kinner camp was a true highlight. I never thought that a sleeping in a tent at a high altitude with crazy winds blowing through the night would provide so much cofort and satisfaction. Right from the time we reached the camp, everything was organised like clockwork. We got our bags immediately right outside our designated tents. We had our dinner, enjoyed the bonfire under a starlight sky, got hot water for our baths by 7am sharp! and .....Highly recommend this place.

Best place to stay at Nako Look no further than this property. Good tented accommodation, good food and an amazing view of the mountains due to its strategic location. Good outer seating with a campfire area.Overall a great place to stay at Nako.