At Sylvan Resort, guests can choose from 18 uniquely styled container luxury rooms that provide a one-of-a-kind living experience. Additionally, there are 2 mud huts available for those who prefer a raw environment with modern amenities. The resort offers a 360-degree view of The Great Himalayas, Chail, Churdhar Ranges, and the Giri River flowing in the Valley. Room facilities include a 32" LED Smart TV, Wi-Fi, overhead reading lamps, room dining, laundry services, direct dialing telephone lines, hair dryer, cloth iron, natural ingredient toiletries specially blended for Sylvan Resorts, and 100% cotton luxury towels.

Birding - Sylvan is located near Chail Wildlife Sanctuary, providing a great opportunity for bird watching. Migratory birds can be seen during all seasons, including rare and endangered species like Himalayan Owl and Bushchat in winter. In summer, nesting birds like Himalayan Bulbul and Blue Jay can be spotted. The area is also a nesting ground for various birds throughout the year, including the endangered Himalayan Griffin Vultures. Sylvan Resort practices seasonal plantation to attract more birds, contributing to nature conservation.

Trekking and Other Activities - Sylvan Resort offers a range of natural, heritage, and village treks, catering to the interests of guests. Natural treks allow spotting of various birds and animals in the thick forest of Deodar trees, while heritage treks lead to the challenging Jung Bahadur Fort, which is around 190 years old and surrounded by a mystery of existence. Village treks offer an opportunity to explore the Himachali lifestyle and culture. Apart from trekking, the resort provides outdoor activities such as bonfires, Himachali village lunch, games, tambola sessions, and open-air theaters to make the stay eventful.

The Jang Bahadur Gorkha Fort, with a history of 190 years, is believed to have been constructed in just one day. Located at an altitude of 6,840 ft, the fort stands higher than Manali.

The Mohan Heritage Park is a city park situated in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India near Chambaghat. It was established in 1980 and continues to serve as a recreational area, known as the "green lung" of the city.

Chail, located in Himachal Pradesh, India, is a scenic hill station situated about 44 kilometers from Shimla and 45 kilometers from Solan. Its breathtaking beauty and untouched forests are some of the highlights of the area, along with the refreshing cold breeze throughout the drive. The Chail Palace, formerly owned by the Maharaja of Patiala, is a must-visit location for both its dining experience and picturesque views of the hills. Additionally, the Chail Cricket Ground, constructed in 1893 by the same Maharaja, is also a popular attraction, as it stands at an elevation of 2444 meters, making it the world's highest cricket ground ever built.

Kali Ka Tibba, located atop a hill in Chail, is a popular and must-see destination. The temple is dedicated to Kali Devi, the main deity, and attracts a large number of pilgrims and tourists from all over the world. You can enjoy the stunning views of the Choor Chandni and Shivalik ranges from the temple, making it an unforgettable experience.

Shimla, located in the Himalayan foothills, is the capital of Himachal Pradesh in northern India. It used to be the summer capital of British India and is now the final station of the narrow-gauge Kalka-Shimla Railway, which was finished in 1903. The city is also famous for its handicraft shops that can be found along The Mall Road, a pedestrian street, as well as the Lakkar Bazaar, a market that specializes in wooden toys and crafts.

The Shilli Wildlife Sanctuary, located in Himachal Pradesh, was established in 1963 with the aim of protecting the endangered Himalayan Black Bear. The sanctuary comprises of Deodar and Fir forests, abundant with medicinal plants, and serves as home to various wild animals such as the Musk Deer, Leopard, Flying Squirrel, and several others.

The Menri Bon Monastery, located on a hill top, is the second oldest Bon monastery globally and is highly respected by the Bon community. The Bon community is older than the Buddhist community. From the monastery, one can enjoy scenic views of the town and snow-covered mountains.

Established in 1855, the Solan Brewery is considered to be one of the oldest breweries in India. The brewery has now been converted into a distillery and attracts a large number of tourists. Previously controlled by the English, it is currently managed by Mohan Meakin Limited. A visit to this place, which lasts for about an hour, promises to be a delightful experience.