Stayed here with extended family for 4 nights in the bunglow shown in the picture.

First up, this is a place for you only if you are not looking for a hotel-like or resort-like facility. It is after all a Homestay! The rooms or the beds are home like, not perfect, but comfortable enough.

The bunglow has two bedrooms, a small hall & dining, a kitchen, and two attached bathrooms. We were greeted by by the Estate Manager and also by two enthusiastic dogs. Our arrival was greeted by the rain god, who decided to make our stay more special. Soon, all of us were seated on the chairs and sofa of the verandah, watching rain drops falling off the tiled roof.

All of us were vegetarians, and were served simple and tasty food - all made in portions much larger than we were used to! Breakfast was served along with fruits grown locally on the Coffee Estate - be it papaya or bananas, under the Estate Manager's supervision. We were given options on what could be... More