Lavish heritage stay for a luxury weekend break

This is an offering of a private room in a sprawling 110-year old heritage bungalow, which was the erstwhile home of the director of Tata Coffee. Surrounded by the sweeping vistas of the Kodagu landscape, this property exudes colonial charm! A covered patio sit-out with lamps, comfortable couches and old-fashioned loungers, decorated with potted greens is a great space to enjoy the view or get together with your travel companions for a těte-à-těte. The stately bungalow in with a white and red façade sits proud and faces the sprawling gardens, which are ideal for long leisurely walks. The house also has a formal dining room with an antique crockery cabinet and a large six-seater dining table. A balcony sit-out overlooking the garden with cane-bottomed recliners, potted greens, and wrought-iron balustrades is the perfect space for some quiet reading. The bedroom is rather spacious and boasts teak wood flooring, in true colonial style, a four-poster bed, a writing table, and a tea trolley that sits by the window; wall-mounted lamps make bedside reading more convenient. A simple but traditional cheval-mirror dresser and a comfortable armchair sit in another part of the room. The room becomes even more attractive with a personal fireplace for those cold winter nights and a wooden cabinet for convenience.

The bungalow comes with a common living area as well as a dining room, where you can enjoy a meal in typical Coorg plantation style. The century-old bungalow has airy rooms, wooden flooring, cozy fireplaces, Victorian furniture and an overwhelming sense of serenity. The recent restoration has added the luxury elements to its old colonial charm.

Guests are requested to provide valid ID proof at the time of check-in.