Parakkat Nature Resort
5 StarsExtensive Ayurvedic spa treatments, Architecturally superb buildings
Extensive Ayurvedic spa treatments, Architecturally superb buildings
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Direct access to tea plantations, Heated infinity pool with scenic views
Hornbill restaurant with scenic dining, Panoramic valley and tea plantation views
Rooms with private balconies, Delicious Indian cuisine
Rejuvenating Ayurvedic spa treatments, Exciting night safari adventures
Modern architectural design, Spa treatments for relaxation
Rejuvenating spa and wellness facilities, Luxurious rooms with private balconies
Children's playground and kids' programs, Infinity pool with valley views
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Diverse culinary experiences, Relaxing spa and wellness center
Arranged local tours and safaris, Peaceful and serene natural ambiance
Inviting hearth for chilly evenings, Infinity pool with mountain views
Wellness spa on a hilltop, Temperature-controlled pool in nature
Pet-friendly luxury accommodation, Authentic ayurvedic spa treatments
Distinctive culinary experiences, Relaxing outdoor pool with views
Family-friendly play areas, Cottages with mountain views
Infinity pool with mountain views, Guided bird-watching tours
Rooftop infinity pool with valley views, Distinctive dining experiences
Family-friendly accommodations, Samrudhi Multi Cuisine restaurant
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Modern and contemporary design, Private balcony or terrace options
Temperature-controlled infinity pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Rooms with private balconies, Tea garden views from common areas
Multi-cuisine restaurant with diverse menu, Proximity to Munnar's natural attractions
Year-round outdoor pool with kids area, Family-friendly Indian cuisine restaurant
Infinity pool with forested views, Immersive tea plantation excursions
Family-friendly activities, Panoramic mountain vistas
Well-equipped fitness center, Multi-cuisine and pure vegetarian dining
Exclusive tea estate tour, In-house multicuisine restaurant
Family-friendly amenities and activities, Exceptional culinary experiences by Chef Jijesh
Panoramic mountain views, Invigorating outdoor swimming pool
International restaurant with halal options, Full-service spa for relaxation
Adventure activities on-site, Private balconies with mist greetings
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Full-service spa and wellness center, Family-friendly amenities and activities
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Located in the southern state of Kerala, Munnar is one of the highest hill stations in South India and primarily known for its surrounding tea plantations. Whilst tea is the main industry in this area, Munnar is also a hub for tourism, seeing thousands of visitors coming to escape the intense heat and enjoy the picturesque nature. Indeed, the months leading up to monsoon season are the most hectic but even at peak times there are always peaceful spots to be found. Whether it’s tea, trekking or tranquillity, Munnar has it covered.
Kerala is one of the most tourism-reliant states in South India, thanks to its diverse mix of culture and scenery, of which Munnar is a major part. Located high up in the Western Ghats mountain range close to the state border with Tamil Nadu, the temperatures are much more mild and welcoming than coastal Kerala and it was these benefits which initially saw Munnar established by the British in the mid nineteenth century. Due to its remote location, the most common route into the town is by road and there are regular bus connections to the large cities of Cochin and Trivandrum, as well as to Madurai in Tamil Nadu. Buses drop passengers either at the bus depot a few kilometres south of Munnar, or to a stop right in the heart of the town. This ensures visitors can find their way to any of the hotels in Munnar on foot, but there is of a course a plethora of local rickshaw drivers keen to obtain business. The road leading into Munnar from the coast becomes a series of hairpin bends cutting through the steep landscape, but it provides some wonderful views of the surroundings especially once the tea plantations begin.
Munnar town, although quite small geographically as well as in terms of population, has a bustling little centre full with market stalls and street vendors. As a result, it is ideal for stocking up on essentials before embarking on a greater trip into the encircling countryside. There are also several attractions and points of interest within the town limits, including some excellent examples of local architecture. Munnar Juma Masjid, Subramanya Temple and The Christ Church perfectly demonstrate the religious and cultural diversity of the region and are all worth a visit. The diversity is also reflected in the culinary scene within Munnar; it is home to a variety of local restaurants serving a range of speciality dishes. Kerala is known for its fish curry and although Munnar is reasonably far from the ocean, there indeed are some excellent examples of fish curry to be found. Restaurants vary incredibly around the town, from in-house hotel cuisine to independent family establishments and a range of incredible street food.
Of course, with any of India’s hill stations, much of the appeal lies beyond the urban limits and Munnar is no exception. Simply wandering a short walk in any direction, it is quickly apparent how much of the economy and landscape is shaped by tea. Heading east of the town centre, the road meanders into a picturesque valley with luscious green tea plantations rolling across the hills in all directions. In this direction, there is also the KDHP Tea Museum which offers visitors the chance to understand the production of tea as well as a historical overview of the area and its development. South of the town centre lies Old Munnar, a less developed area that is home to some of the smaller Munnar hotels and homestays, which are also surrounded by tea plantations. Guests looking for a quieter hotel in Munnar often head to this area and its surrounding villages which are well connected by local bus routes. Heading back in this direction, guests will also find the waterfalls of Valara and Cheeyappara.
Further afield there are even more points of interest and beautiful nature to be discovered. The road heading west from Munnar towards Tamil Nadu passes by the Top Station, one of the highest lookouts in the area. It is regularly listed as one of the must-do’s for the Munnar area as it has panoramic views of the lush green valley below. Indeed, the journey leading to the Top Station provides a variety of other highlights, such as the Mattupetty Dam and its consequent picturesque lake. Beautiful settings like this with the mountains in the background, or the tight hillsides with a sea of tea plantations, ensure this area is a photographer’s dream. Equally, heading north on the road towards Marayoor there are many more photogenic spots, as well as a series of smaller villages which offer an insightful depiction of everyday life in the rural Indian mountainsides. Continuing on this road leads to the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the largest in Kerala and home to an abundance of wildlife including elephants and deer.
August is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Munnar, with typical prices around AED 162 per night based on 16,066 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Munnar are usually highest during January, with typical prices around AED 220 per night.
Hotel prices in Munnar usually range from AED 90 per night to AED 438 per night, with typical prices around AED 202 per night.
Hotel prices in Munnar are typically lowest in August at around AED 162 per night, rising to around AED 220 per night in January.
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In Munnar, you might want to check out Parakkat Nature Resort, Blanket Hotel & Spa, The Panoramic Getaway, The Valle by Kondody Hotels. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Munnar, you might want to explore Parakkat Nature Resort, Blanket Hotel & Spa, The Panoramic Getaway, The Valle by Kondody Hotels. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Scenic, Munnar - IHCL SeleQtions, Ragamaya Resort & Spa Munnar, Elephant Passage, Misty Courtyard Resort could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Munnar, check out Parakkat Nature Resort, Blanket Hotel & Spa, The Panoramic Getaway, The Valle by Kondody Hotels – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Munnar, check out Parakkat Nature Resort, Blanket Hotel & Spa, The Panoramic Getaway, Spice Jungle Resort – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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