HPTDC Hotel Hill Top - Hotel in Swarghat, Dabheta - Bilaspur, India

We had a pleasant experience at this restaurant, with decent food to satisfy our hunger. After a long journey passing through the breathtaking mountain ranges of Manali, we stopped here for lunch. The rotis and vegetable curries were delicious and flavorful. However, the rice was slightly undercooked, and the kadi had a tangier taste than what we expected. On the positive side, they had ample parking space, which made it convenient for us. The ambience was average, not particularly outstanding. The only area for improvement was the service, as they took quite a bit of time to serve our meals. Overall, it was a satisfactory experience that filled our stomachs on the journey back.

Whenever I am travelling to Himachal from this side, I always take a stop here for breakfast or lunch. Their food is very tasty. Recently I tried their curry pakora and it was damn delicious. You can come here and try anything from their restaurant, they'll never disappoint you. The service is also great and washrooms are clean.

Good food, location and ambience. Cooperative staff. However, the management is requested to please keep the electrical equipment in order. The geysers were not working in the bathrooms.

This place is the perfect midway break if you are driving to Himachal. Clean washrooms and a good cup of Chai served old style in pot servings. Also their Paneer Paratha is just the best on that route- it has earned me many fans every time I stop here with fellow travellers and force them to try their Paratha.

Government run good hotel with nice restaurant and fresh food. Prices are genuine and have ambient atmosphere. Good place dine while on way to Manali

The service was little bit slow but there is no doubt that the food was delicious, specifically those channa puri.

We have taken lunch .it's really great, looks like homemade food very nice

Great restaurant with decent food. We had been here for lunch on the way back from Manali after passing through most of the mountain ranges. The rotis and veg curries were great. The chaval was undercooked and the kadi was a bit tangy than usual. They had ample parking space. Ambience was ok. They did take a lot of time for serving though.