Rooms & Suites
Sleep in the garden
Rosewood shutters, cool oxide floors, and birdsong for an alarm clock.
Rooms & Suites
Rosewood shutters, cool oxide floors, and birdsong for an alarm clock.
Every bedroom opens to green. Beds are dressed in handloom cotton, bathrooms open to private garden courts, and the veranda is never more than a few steps away. Take a single suite — or take the whole house, as most of our guests do.
No. 1
The quietest corner of the house. A four-square room of white plaster and dark rosewood, with a king bed under slow fans, botanical prints, and shuttered windows that open straight into the trees.
No. 2
Morning light through double shutters and a framed row of Kerala miniatures above the bed. Step out of your door and the long colonnaded veranda — and the coffee tray — is right there.
No. 3
Two generous beds in kasavu-trimmed cotton, perfect for friends travelling together or children who refuse to miss anything. The window seat overlooks the stepping-stone lawn.
No. 4
Up the staircase and under the old timber roof: the moodiest room in the house, with antique blue-shuttered windows, lantern light, and a private balcony for slow breakfasts above the garden.
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