Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This is a great location for people wanting to somewhere relaxing whilst having things to do and see. It is also a great location to explore the local area by bicycle, although you will need your own bike. Staff and owner were all very friendly and welcoming and accommodating of a request to change a night to their other hotel, Windermere RiverHouse which is amazing too. Food was also excellent.
This is a great location for people wanting to somewhere relaxing whilst having things to do and see. It is also a great location to explore the local area by bicycle, although you will need your own bike. Staff and owner were all very friendly and welcoming and accommodating of a request to change a night to their other hotel, Windermere RiverHouse which is amazing too. Food was also excellent.
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Reviewed October 30, 2019Reviewed October 30, 2019
The resort had an amazing view of the tea terraces. Rooms were nice and restaurant served great food with a view. Only drawback is that the rooms were not furnished with AC but it was cooling with the ceiling fan nonetheless. The highlight of our stay was the hotel trekking guide Naveen, who brought us out on two evenings and one morning to explore the spice garden and tea plantations completely free of charge. He speaks good English and was able to explain many interesting facts to us. Would...
The resort had an amazing view of the tea terraces. Rooms were nice and restaurant served great food with a view. Only drawback is that the rooms were not furnished with AC but it was cooling with the ceiling fan nonetheless. The highlight of our stay was the hotel trekking guide Naveen, who brought us out on two evenings and one morning to explore the spice garden and tea plantations completely free of charge. He speaks good English and was able to explain many interesting facts to us. Would...
Everything couldn't be more perfect except the faulty water heater for the shower which made it difficult for my wife to shower in the cold. Food was great and the room's view breathtaking. Service and friendliness of staff were top notch. They welcome their guests with a cup of very tasty qahwa coffee and some dates.
Everything couldn't be more perfect except the faulty water heater for the shower which made it difficult for my wife to shower in the cold. Food was great and the room's view breathtaking. Service and friendliness of staff were top notch. They welcome their guests with a cup of very tasty qahwa coffee and some dates.
Enjoy a free breakfast at your Munnar hotel, then hit the pavement to see all this city has to offer. Munnar is known for its forests.
How many hotels with free breakfast does Munnar have?
Among the 65 Expedia hotels in Munnar, 13 hotels serve free breakfast.
What should I see while I'm in Munnar?
After you've had a big breakfast, see what awaits you in Munnar. Rose Garden, Anamudi Peak, and Lakkam Waterfalls Munnar are among the attractions that make Munnar unique. You might also want to check out Western Ghats, Tata Tea Museum, and Pallivasal Falls during your visit.
What are free breakfast hotels in Munnar like?
From full meals to light morning snacks, a hotel with complimentary breakfast can help you start your day in Munnar the right way. A hotel with complimentary breakfast is also a smart way to save money. Not all hotels provide free breakfast every day, so be sure to read the details about your hotel on Expedia's website.