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A Private Villa Retreat in the Coffee Hills

Accommodation

Bordered by the mighty Harangi, Niruttara Coorg comprises of two aesthetically pleasing villas and an infinity pool overlooking the Harangi backwater. The two villas are complete with wooden floors, rustic attic, wood beamed ceilings and a large glass French window. The luxuriously appointed bathing area feels like stepping into warm rain. The poster bed with the softest beds to sink in provides for a sleeping experience like never before.

Weather

Coorg weather is generally characterized by mild summers, heavy monsoons, and cold winters. The rainy season from July to September is truly a treat for monsoon lovers. If you want to explore the hills and coffee estates, it is best to avoid the rainy season and plan your holiday during the pleasant months from October to April.

Location

Coorg is located at a distance of 252 km from Bangalore. The nearest international airport is Kannur International Airport, around 110 km from Madikeri. Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore, is situated approximately 290 km away from Madikeri.

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Well-Appointed Rooms for a Relaxing Retreat

Choose from thoughtfully designed accommodations that blend comfort, privacy, and modern amenities, creating a peaceful retreat amidst the lush landscapes and natural beauty of Coorg. Enjoy a relaxing stay surrounded by tranquillity, greenery, and the charm of Karnataka.

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Experiences

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Food

Your plate may deceive you to think you’re at home! We serve you the healthiest and simplest culinary choices of Karnataka. Breakfast and dinner are included in the tariff, while lunch may be ordered on a chargeable basis.

Infinity Pool

Be it a party, a leisure lap, family time activity or a moment of solitude, the pool at Niruttara is where you dive into. Our infinity pool overlooking the Harangi backwaters is the perfect place to unwind and relax.

Born Fire

The starry nights of Coorg, enveloped by mist, demand nothing less than the warmth of a born fire during the temperature drop. Make the night gala, or simply sit by to hear the sounds of nature.