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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Where to stay in Coorg
This November we are planning a 3-4 day trip to Mysore/Coorg. I am looking for suggestions on places to stay in Madikeri/Coorg vicinity. Thanks.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: hong kong
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don't know your budget but upscale the Orange County Resort, Coorg is gorgeous
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Pune,India
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Orange county, isn't is tooooooo expensive?
The rates are around Rs.7500 right? Isn't it too expensive ?
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Orange county at siddapur is the most expensive in coorg(RS6500 to RS10000)...you have many other options .....Hill town and coorg international are the better hotels in madikeri.... or you can stay at the many plantation homestays.
http://www.karnatakatourism.org/html/misc/athithi1.htm |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Pennsylvania
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Last year in December my wife and I stayed at the Coorg International and found it to be very reasonable an dthe staff very pleasant I think the 3 night stay with breakfast and dinner cakme to INR 9000
I think we dealt with someone by the name of prakash I looked at an some old e-mail confirmations and came up with the following Hotel Coorg Internatonal E- mail: iatprakash@dishnetdsl.net ot iatblr@eth.net We also stayed for several nights at the Vicroy in Mysore and found them to be very pleasant, easy to deal with and helpful in making other arrangements. (car and driver) The rate last year in Late November thatwe paid for 5 nights was INR 8403.00 We dealt with Reetha who was wonderful. viceroymys@touchtelindia.net I have no connection or financial interest with either hotel Have a great trip. Larry |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Hi Prasad,
I have been to Coorg 2 times and both the times, is stayed in Home stay accomodations. Kutta, south Kodagu - Chilligere Estate - close to Nagarhole, Wyanad national parks, Tirunelli temple, Irpu falls. Alath Cad Estate - close to Kushalnagar, Harangi dam, Cauvery Nisargadhama, dubare elephant camp and 40 kms from Madikeri. I have put travelogues on both these places on Indiamike and have provided contact details for these places also, my travelog also talks of ameneties at these 2 places, budget is also mentioned....so, check which is suitable for u. U may like these. Kutta , south Coorf- http://www.indiamike.com/india/article.php?a=12 Alath Cad Estate - Kushalnagar - http://www.indiamike.com/india/article.php?a=82 Hope this is helpful. |
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That's wonderful info LA.. thanks a lot
![]() Are there any more estates you have info on.. or went to ?? |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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here is a wonderful one. tom is a great guy, and his wife, daugher, and he are wonderful hosts. his prices are reasonable for his eco-cabins, and just 10 minutes to madikeri (he'll pick you up if you need a lift). expect to pay maybe 300-500 per night, maybe. the place is small, and homely. natural and simple. beautiful and quiet!
(i only reveal this gem because i know few are going to coorg. if it were near the tourist circuit i would never open my mouth!) Thomas D'souza (Tom) POMPEI VALLY RESORTS Thalathamane, via-Madikeri-571201 Coorg -Karnataka Ph:08272-222909 Mobile:94483 52909 Email: apex_farms@yahoo.com
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Canada
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palace estate
I stayed at a plantation, "Palace Estate". It's in the lonelyplanet book but the writeup is so small and off the beaten track that it's really quite. I went 4 years ago and they had only about 4 rooms. I went from Mysore to Madikeri and stayed at Hotel Cauvery. the owner can book you with Palace Estate. I took a morning bus to Yavakapudi. it was a bit of a trek (15-20 mins) from the bus stop. i think that you can get taxis or other private transport from Madikeri (i didn't try it). the plantation had a fantastic view from a hilll and was close to tadiyendamol (spelling?), the highest mountain in Karnataka. i planned for 2 days and stayed for 5. all the guests I talked to admitted to staying much longer than they had planned because it was so peaceful. the rooms were nice and the owners were fantastic. they talked about their coorg culture a lot. and the food was fantastic (huge lunch and dinner) included in the price. i forget the exact price.. maybe 300 to 400 rs? comparable to staying at a hotel in a city. have fun.
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Bangalore
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Hi
Thanks for the info guys. We are 15 people going from here to Coorg. I have tried to reach the locations whatever was mentioned here but i am not able to find any response. Can u provide me the resort names which are cheaper and pleasent for the stay ![]() |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Bangalore
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Mathewu And Prasad, Here's some info that might help you. http://greendreamsholiday.com/homestays.html
9 of us friends stayed at one of the homestays early in december. We had a very nice time, ate lovely food and really got to know the family. I also met the gentelman who runs the company. He is very helpful and made recommendations on all our queries. His numbers are mentioned in the site. You dont pay him, but just the family directly. Hope it helps! ![]()
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: San Francisco
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Stay in Madikeri and from there go to the tourist office and find a homestay on a coffee plantation.
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Where have all the blog entries of lonelyaztec gone ??
( (I wanted to find out about those plantation homestays !!!! |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Mumbai, India
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Here is one more option
http://www.honeyvalleyindia.com/ More options on http://www.getoffurass.com/ (Don't go by the name, they have wonderful & plenty of options) Ronak.
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