An unhurried pace of life combined with a calm and serene atmosphere make Kohima a dream destination. As the host of the popular Hornbill festival, Kohima is more geared now to welcome tourists than it ever did. New accommodations are sprouting up in many corners but Hotel Vivor stands on many counts. Located slightly on the outskirts of Kohima, on the National Highway, ensures that it enjoys certain serenity absent in most hotels that are sandwiched between buildings in the city.

Hotel Vivor is the first property from Naithu group of Hotels and Resorts and, its opening has rekindled an interest in travel to Nagaland. After all, this reliable chain of hotel guarantees quality and comfort.

All the 29 rooms are in different categories: Standard, Premium, Deluxe, Deluxe Suite, Executive Suite and Niathu Presidential Suite and each manifests a story of warmth and creativity. The decor and setting are tell a story of a modern Naga hospitality. Woven bed runners with traditional Naga motif add to the overall charm. The generous use of wood and bamboo into the walls, floors and furniture heighten the aesthetic appeal. Guests are cheerfully ushered into a spacious reception area that has plenty of natural lighting. 

Standard Room

Starting INR 3,300/ Day

Spacious, bright and outward facing offering a relaxed stay in a space designed to feel just like home. The rooms come with two beds, a mini bar, heater, 24-hour hot and cold running water, cubicle shower, Wi-Fi, and tea/coffee maker.

Premium Twin

INR 3800/day

The Premium Twin rooms offer a spaciousness that lends itself to a sense of at-home living. The rooms come with twin beds, a mini bar, heater, 24-hour hot and cold running water, cubicle shower, Wi-Fi, and tea/coffee maker.

Premium Queen

INR 3,800/day

Outward facing Premium Queen rooms are spacious and bright with a leisurely feel. The rooms come with single or double beds, a mini bar, heater, 24-hour hot and cold running water, cubicle shower, Wi-Fi, and tea/coffee maker.

Deluxe Queen

Starting INR 4,300/day

These dainty rooms come with all modern amenities to ensure comfort and leisure.

Deluxe Suite

Starting INR 5,300

Contemporary furnishings, a private balcony revealing a majestic view of the natural scenery, and a private sitting area sets this suite apart.

Executive Suite

INR 5800/day

Separate living area and bedroom emphasizes the brand of spaciousness that the property has attempted to employ in all the rooms. A seating area with a private balcony is the main highlight of this category.

Naithu Suite

INR 9300/day

A spectacular view beyond the windows and a luxurious interior design makes this top-floor suite a delight for aesthetic senses.

DINING

The Vüchü restaurant is the main dining area offering a multi-cuisine menu. Do not miss the sumptuous breakfast buffet served outdoors in the airy atmosphere. The in-house chef will dish out traditional Naga food for those who may love to sample a slice of Naga flavour. Even though the state is known more for its obsession with meat there are exceptionally delicious vegetarian options. So in case you miss your simple comfort food of rice and dal, just be sure to order the Dal Tadka, it’s one of their dishes to look out for!

The Muse Lounge packs in a punch with the young at heart revelling in the snazzy atmosphere. By night, it transforms into a happening rendezvous with soulful music, finger-licking snacks and different aperitifs. Call it a day here and drive your blues away. It’s also a great venue to have your private parties and chill out with friends.

The Morung, named after the traditional meeting place of the Nagas, is a cute cafe where meetings and discussion happen over endless cups of hot chai and nicely brewed coffee. The informal setting makes it an ideal place to have those impromptu meetings and catch-up with friends and associates.

EXPERIENCES

Dreamily enough, the Hotel Vivor overlooks a scenic valley - views of which can be accessed from the property. Placed at the Muse Lounge within the property, is a bar and a chic seating area, often bustling at night with live music from local artists. Visitors can access the spa, gym, basement salon for some quality me-time. In fact, the wow factor, though, is provided by the spa, with its therapists who know just how to soothe your ruffled nerves.  One can also spend their last days in this part of the country buying trinkets reminiscent of Nagaland at the souvenir shop that is within the property, or, enjoy a nostalgic night-time barbecue outdoors.

For those wishing to hold off-site meetings or events, the property is well equipped with state-of-the art convention rooms and equipments.

Kohima is a pretty town with lovely weather and is culturally rich. One can easily spend a few days exploring the city. There are many places of interest within this Capital city that would hold your attention – from the famous Kohima Village, largest and populous village in Asia to, the Kohima War Cemetery, a beautifully maintained memorial dedicated to soldiers of the 2nd British Division of the Allied Forces who died in the Second World War at Kohima. The local markets of course allow one a peep into the life and cultures of the Nagas.