Sagar hotel offers 375 kms wide breathtaking views of Nandadevi, Panchachuli, Trishul & many other peaks of Himalayas. The hotel gives you all the comforts you want in a serene hill location. Kausani is an ideal place to visit for those who seek escape from the hustle and bustle of the big cities and wish to spend a quiet holiday in the lap of nature. Indeed, Kausani is a veritable heaven to which an excursion must be made on visiting Kumaon.
 

By Air : 
The closest airport is Pantnagar, but it is not operational due to the termination of Vayudoot services. The nearest airport is Indira Gandhi-International airport at New Delhi.
By Rail :
It is quite an experience to reach Nainital by rail. Kathgodam (35kms) is the nearest Train station from Nainital. It is well connected to Delhi, Kolkata and Dehradun.
Nearest Railheads from Kausani :
Kathgodam : 136 Kms from Kausani
Lalkuan(meter gauge): 156 Kms from Kausani
By Road :
Root 1 : Delhi - Hapur - Moradabad - Rampur - Haldwani - Kathgodam - Bhimtaal - Bhowali - Khairna - Almora - Kausani 
Route 2 : 433 Kms. Delhi - Hapur - Moradabad - Ramnagar (Corbett National Park) - Ranikhet - Kausani.

Facilities-

• Himalayas view from rooms
•        Serene & prime location in Kausani
•        Warm Hospitality
•        Well-maintained rooms with attached bath
•        Television with multi-channels display
•        24 hours room service
•        Running hot & Cold water
•        Ample of Parking
•        In-house multi-cuisine restaurant

Baijanth : 
(17 kms) The most important historical center of Uttarkashi, Baijnath on the bank of Gomati river was known as Karttikeyapur in ancient times . The small township of Baijnath still hides within its fold the legacy of its glorious history.   

Bageshwar : 
(82 kms.) from Kausani, is a cluster of ancient temples from 8th to 12th century A.D. The complex consisting of 124 temples and hundreds of statues is not merely famous for its exquisite craftsmanship but also for its Swayambhu Lingum named Naagesh.
Tea Garden :  
One place that any tourist must visit on a trip to Kausani is its famous tea garden, called Giria Uttaranchal Tea Estate. It is located 5 km from the town, on the Bageshwar Road, perched 1200 to 1800 m above sea level.
Anashakti Ashram : 
Mahatma Gandhi, who spent 12 days in 1929 at Kausani, penned his memorable commentary on the Gita-Ana-Shakti Yoga inspired by the scenic grandeur of this richly gifted spot. The guest house where the Mahatma stayed is now known as the Anashakti Ashram.
Pinnath : 
A temple and the village of the same name is 5 km trek from Kausani. It is built on a spur from the Gopalkot peak (2750m) overlooking the upper portion of the Kosi Valley. The temple is situated about half way up the hill above the village.