Udagamandalam Hotels

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Fernhill Palace: Fernhill palace where Royalty is your host...

19 suites each with an average area of 900 sq.ft or more… basking in the sky lit corridor, overlooking your private garden in the glass encased verandas… stepping in the majestic bathroom with its own Jacuzzi …. Larger than life size gold-mirrors indulging you in your own beauty… an unobtrusive yet immediate service, rich with offerings waiting at your say-so… chandeliers radiating golden light….history painted on the walls….

Every suite is an elaborate setting designed in teak wood paneling, comprising of a large lounge with bay windows, bedroom, dressing room and a luxuriant bathroom with private Jacuzzi. Victorian furniture and its colonial furnishings still exude the same charm as it once did while the interiors are an attractive blend of gothic, regency and neo-classical renaissance.

All–suite palace hotel (19 suites)
Travel desk, car rental, car parking and valet service
Credit card and foreign exchange
Doctor on call
Beautician/hairdresser on call
Lounge, bar and restaurant
Personal shopping bags and umbrellas available on request
Complementary breakfast buffet / nightly turndown service
Entertainment: traditional, folk dance, music recitals on occasions or on request.
Conference Rooms/Banqueting facilities

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Related to: Family Travel, Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
  • Written February 2, 2012
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Reflections Guesthouse: Overlooking the lake

This lovely, friendly guesthouse overlooks the lake to the west of the town centre. It's well located for the train station but a bit of a walk to get into the main town area, especially when you want to eat in the evening plus it's a little quiet in this part of town at night. To get over this, the guesthouse has a menu of simple dishes which do the trick and you can eat and talk to fellow travellers in the main common room. There's also a lounge with a TV. The guesthouse also others a few trekking tours and I went on one around the tea plantations and hill villages.

For the first night of the three I stayed there, I had a room in the main house near the entrance but then moved to a better room in a block at the back up the hill. Here I had 2 single beds pushed together, 2 plastic chairs, bedside table, mirror, and hot water via a geyser between 6.30-9am. My room cost Rs400.

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  • Written September 20, 2009
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Kurumba Village Resort: In the lap of nature...

The Kurumba Village Resort, leading resorts in Ooty & Coonoor. We also think of the thrills emanating from fickle and fast-changing climatic conditions. Our deep appreciation of the meticulousness with which their architect has mingled the idyllic and pristine qualities of an ancient land with ultra modern amenities into a perfectly pleasurable blend has to be recorded at this juncture..

The invigoratingly clean air of the Kurumba Village Resort is to be breathed to be believed!

  • Opinion of Price: N/A
  • Related to: Hiking and Walking, Photography, Eco-Tourism
  • Written July 19, 2009
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Nahar's Nilgiris Hotel: A nice hotel in town

We reached pretty late and didn't have a long stay.But for the short period, we found things are all in order and real professional staff too.
Good location for people who are coming by public transport.
Rooms were clean and good toilets.
Have a good restaurant serves Indian, South Indian and Chinese cuisine.

Location and big parking facility.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Related to: Hiking and Walking, Photography, Family Travel
  • Written June 2, 2009

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Regency Villa: A bit of England in Ooty

Located just behind the Mysore Maharaja's summer palace, this set of cottages and rooms are built in british style, complete with red and white paint works with a nice view of the tea gardens and lined by coniferous trees. The cottages are just perfect with a fireplace and a Plasma tv, ideal for lazing in the evenings! :)

Do not miss trying the masala tea! It is simply superb esp in the early morning mist!
Facilities
resort of 35 suites and cottages
19 rooms (Six deluxe rooms and 19 cottages) 19 Rooms are Operational (Six Deluxe Rooms and 14 Cottages
Log fire in rooms on request
Television in rooms
Jogging Track
Horse Riding / Tracking
Dining hall overlooking the garden and lawns
Travel Desk
Car Parking
Doctor on call
Breakfast lawn
Candle-lit dinner and bonfire buffet dinner on request

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Related to: Family Travel
  • Written February 27, 2009
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The cottages we stayed in

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KLUNEY MANOR: HIGHLANDS ESCAPE

Kluney Manor is in the old English-style, Indian-highlands get-away. The bedrooms are large, with sitting rooms and good baths. The staff was professional and attentive. Menus are extensive, with choices of local Indian, Chinese and Western cuisines. TV in room, heater available if needed, comfortable beds.

Garden setting, with mountain views.

  • Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
  • Related to: Luxury Travel, Women's Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
  • Written October 1, 2008
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Ooty Woodlands: Ooty's economical hotel

Hi Abhijit,
Try Woodlands ooty.There used to be a manager called I.Bhujanga Rao.You could ask for him.He normally helps,especially school groups.I am sorry I dont have the number,but I am sure if you look in the net or ask in the telephone exchange trunk enquiry you will get it.
Have a good holiday,
Regards,
Vpas

Simple,no frills rooms.Cosy,clean and warm.

  • Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
  • Written March 19, 2008

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Taj: A Luxury hotel in Ooty

This is a cosy and luxurious hotel in ooty and run by the Indian Hotels Company - the largest hotel chain in the country.The gardens around the property are beautiful and it situated very near the bustling town.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Related to: Luxury Travel
  • Written November 17, 2007
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Reflections Guest House

Reflections Guest House is actually ranked high on most travel guide books for its good service and room rate. The house takers are friendly and breakfast can be arranged and they even have very informative guest books for you to browse for attractions at Ooty.

I cannot remember whether rooms have air conditioning, but you don't really need one at Ooty.

The guest house is overlooking a beautiful lake, where a small theme park offering horse riding, go kart & some amusement activities till late evening.

  • Opinion of Price: least expensive
  • Related to: Photography, Backpacking, Historical Travel
  • Written September 9, 2006
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Savoy Hotel



  • Opinion of Price: most expensive
  • Related to: Photography, National/State Park, Trains
  • Written May 31, 2006
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