Tea Harvester

Beautiful hotel,situated in middle of tea plantation, surrounded by trees,so woke to lots of birdsong. Hotel staff were helpful and attentive, lovely meals, very comfortable rooms with beautiful views. No town that you could walk to,so would need a car to visit. Definitely recommended for a short stay.

Well appointed room surrounded by tea plantations. Breakfast was good, with European food as well as Indian food on offer. No alcohol. There is a bad Wi-Fi signal as all guests share the same Wi-Fi, and we couldn’t pay our bill with a credit card. This was a big problem as there were no cash machines nearby.

This was the second part of an organised tour with a private driver. Beautiful vista on approach - very Tara/Gone with the Wind vibe. Drive through a rough road and tea plants into the building. Pleasant welcome, offered us masala chai (hubby loved, I don't do tea) but my coffee was very agreeable. 2nd floor room, with patio doors onto the balcony - beautiful views from both sides. Chairs on balcony which were usable. We were on a bed, breakfast and evening meal package and the food was very good. Cooked to order - hot and tasty (particularly enjoyed the honey roast veg). No real ambience in the eating area, and also no communal sitting area - so had to return to room. Due to nature of building the noises from other guests were for us, too much. Slamming doors, screaming babies - regardless of where we sat, both indoors and out we could not get away from this. Also, a hotel on the hill from the rear of the property was blasting out music until the early hours. And to the front of the property, a new hotel was opening which was providing a very unattractive laser show. We envisaged this stay to be in a quiet, peaceful tea plantation - this isn't the case. Just because there are a few tea plants around the building - a quiet retreat this does not make. Also, local dogs barking when the sun goes down. The weather deteriorated here too - and we had mist and rain, so things never felt dry. Staff were friendly, food was good but we bought in plastic water bottles as they offer water in glass bottles, which we chose not to use. We were hoping there would be evidence of more wildlife, we saw a couple of birds but that was about it - noises of nature eluded us and we would have preferred to be more isolated.

Excellent place yop notch with full fun enjoy a spa life one thank full place most relaxable places spa and most massages worth it nice wonderfull service are nice cool extreme weather events in this place

This property is located few kms before Munnar. Pros- 1. The view overlooking the tea plantations 2. Room is comfortable, well kept and big Cons- 1. Food is mediocre, restaurant ambience is average 2. No recreational activities

A very pleasant stay, the location was stunning as you are staying just in the middle of the tea estate, the room was clean and spacious, food was just yummy! Overall experience was great and lovely, highly recommend it.

It’s a great Resort , right in the middle of a tea and cardamom plantation. The rooms were cozy with all the usual amenities. Staff there were quite helpful and friendly. We also had a pet dog , which could roam around in the premises The complimentary BF was just just about OK. The food in the restaurant is just about fine

The hotel is wonderfully located amidst lush greenery and Tea plantation on your doorstep. The air is fresh and clean and with the numerous birds whistling and chirping makes it a visit to be had with nature . To this add humble and friendly service from the hardworking team making it a fantastic holiday . If there is one and only one comment for the ***agement is to improve the access road to the property ( which I am told is going to be done soon)

Excellent views of the tea garden which is part of the property and the mountains. Rooms were clean, comfortable and had first class amenities. The location is a little isolated which is the charm of this place. However it means you do not have much to do once you are inside the hotel after sunset. But if you like to be close to the sounds and sights of nature that doesn't matter. The approach to the hotel is a narrow road through tea gardens.