Standard Room
A cozy twin-bed room with a private balcony facing the pine slopes. Best for solo travellers or couples on a slower pace.
₹2,200 / nightSelect Room
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Family Room
One queen plus two singles, an open sit-out and an extra heater for the cold mornings. Sleeps up to 4 comfortably.
₹3,400 / nightSelect Room
Deluxe Room
A king bed, a wide river-facing window, a wood-panelled reading nook and the warmest blankets in the house.
₹4,200 / nightSelect Room
What's Included
Little comforts
Around our table
Three home-cooked Galo meals a day
Smoked meats, fresh greens, sticky red rice and chutney pounded the morning of.
See what's cooking ›Always on
Hot water geyser, fast WiFi & backup power in every room
Outside the door
Trek guides, river walks & sunrise viewpoints arranged on request
A bonfire most evenings, blankets stacked, apong if you'd like a glass
Comforts
- Attached bathrooms
- Free parking on-site
- Mountain & river views
- Daily housekeeping
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Your Hosts
A Galo home, opened to travellers
The Sipu Homestay is run by the Riba family, third-generation Galo from Aalo. What started as one spare room for trekking friends has grown into a small, hand-built homestay with the same kitchen, the same neighbours, and the same morning view over the Siyom.
We grow most of what we cook — millet, mustard greens, chilli, banana flower — and our evenings often end around the fire with local stories, songs, and a quiet glass of apong.
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Kind words
★★★★★
"The most genuine homestay I've stayed at in the North-East. The food alone is worth the trip — and the morning fog over the river is something I still think about."
★★★★★
"Quiet, warm, and so well kept. The family treated us like cousins visiting from afar. Plan for three nights at least — one is not enough."
★★★★★
"A real homestay, not a hotel pretending to be one. We hiked with Tako to a viewpoint above the village — that one afternoon made the trip."