Bonfire
A campfire on site, arranged on request — the right way to end a cold Coorg evening.
On request
On the property, and just outside the gate
Six reasons our guests stay in of an evening — a rooftop pub, a bonfire under the Coorg sky, and a pool that is yours alone before breakfast.
The first pub in Coorg, on our fifth floor, with a view over Nisargadhama and a bar that stays open late.
Open 7 am to 7 pm, and quiet enough in the mornings to have to yourself.
A campfire on site, arranged on request — the right way to end a cold Coorg evening.
On request
DJ sets and events every alternate weekend at Secrets Sips.
Coorg coffee, spices and souvenirs to take home.
Cycling routes around the property are being developed.
Opening soon
Nisargadhama is directly opposite the gate. Everything else worth seeing in Coorg is a short drive from BM Road.
A river island of bamboo, sandalwood and teak, crossed by a hanging bridge over the Kaveri.
Meet, feed and bathe the elephants alongside their mahouts on the banks of the Kaveri.
The Golden Temple at Bylakuppe, and a quiet that comes as a surprise this close to the road.
Coorg’s best-known waterfall, set among coffee estates and viewed from a hanging bridge.
The seat of the kings in Madikeri — a garden viewpoint built for watching the sun set.
A jeep track and a short trek lead to a viewpoint usually above the cloud line.
Harangi Dam and its backwaters, Iruppu Falls in the Brahmagiri range, the glass bridge on Coorg’s Coffee Island, Talakaveri at the source of the river, and Madikeri Fort.
Driving times around Kodagu vary with the season and the road. Our front desk is staffed 24 hours and will help you plan a day’s route, or arrange a taxi — call +91 63669 76644.
Attraction photographs via Wikimedia Commons — Nisargadhama by Shanmugamp7 (CC BY-SA 3.0), Dubare by Vinayaraj (CC BY-SA 4.0), Namdroling by Satheesh Sankaran (CC BY 2.0), Abbey Falls by AmanDshutterbug (CC BY-SA 4.0), Raja’s Seat by Jesjose (CC BY-SA 3.0), Mandalpatti by Lahar Jadav (CC0).
We are on BM Road at Madapatna, Kushalnagar — the main route through Kodagu — so most of the district is an easy drive out and back in a day.
Paid transfers from the airport, railway station and bus stand can be arranged, and a private taxi is available on call.
Thirty rooms and suites, three places to eat and drink, and Nisargadhama across the road. Book direct for occupancy-based rates and flexible check-in and check-out.