Room for 3 in a heritage home

A 250-year old heritage property, this homestay in Nilambur offers a modest room that can accommodate up to three people. Tiled sloping roofs, a wood-pillared porch, raftered ceilings, and classic wood furniture add to the property’s old-world charm. A large compound with a vaulted ceiling and a prayer platform with thick stone columns are evidence of traditional Kerala architectural style. The room houses a double bed placed facing a generous window, a writing desk, and a utility table, thereby assuring you of a comfortable stay.

This is a 250 year old heritage palace. we belong to the family. The rooms are very spacious with lot wind passage. we do not air conditioners in the room. Food we serve is pure vegetarian kerala food.

Guest Brief

We provide a homely and friendly atmoshphere to the guests. Once the guest reach our place, they become a part of our family.

House Rules

Kindly do not forget to carry a pair of sandals with you for wearing when you are inside the house. The normal footwear which you wear outside may not be allowed to be used inside the house. If you are not carrying one with you, we will help you to purchase one from the local market. Before travelling by a taxicab or autorickshaw please enquire with us about the distance, route and approximate fare to your destination. Always pay by the meter. However your cabbie may ask for one and a half times the fare if you are travelling after 9 P.M. Tip the driver only if the service has been extraordinarily helpful. Try to avoid travelling after dusk. Unattended luggage at the bus station, railway station, and other public areas can take a walk if you are not careful. Do use the cloakroom facilities available. In Kerala, we confine our display of affection to the privacy of our house. Kissing in public is not socially accepted and nudity and top. Most temples in Kerala are not open to non-Hindus

Extra Details

Conolly Plot - 2 km from Nilambur Town. The plot was named in memory of H.V.Conolly, then Malabar District Collector.The longest Hanging Bridge in Kerala, across river Chaliyar will take one to the Conolly plot, which is just 300 metres off the Calicut-Nilambur-Ooty State Highway. Giant Teak, as the oldest planted teak is referred to. A part of the oldest teak plantation is retained here. The Teak Museum, maintained by the Kerala Forest Research Institute, giving additional information about teak, and the forest produce in general. A Bio Resources Park is attached to it. It is situated 4 km from Nilambur. Banglavu Kunnu (Bungalow Hill) at Nilambur is famous for its winding road where ayurvedic herbs are planted on both the sides of the officers'cottages (which are now used as forest range offices). Aruvacode Pottery Village.'Kumbham' and Artist Jinan has made this pottery village famous.