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Old 13th April 2010, 08:44   #31
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I guess it should be expensive. Let me find that the prices for you when I'm there
I had been there two years back. Stayed at Coorg International. Prices were high for the service value. Food was OK.

At that time I was not even aware of the home-stay concepts. Now they have come of age and are actually luxurious along with maintaining exclusivity of user experience. Hence open to them as well. Looked at some of them and they were full too !
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I had been there two years back. Stayed at Coorg International. Prices were high for the service value. Food was OK.

At that time I was not even aware of the home-stay concepts. Now they have come of age and are actually luxurious along with maintaining exclusivity of user experience. Hence open to them as well. Looked at some of them and they were full too !
thats the best part about homestays, there are not too many people around apart from you,hence you get some privacy and personalized service and attention.
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thats the best part about homestays, there are not too many people around apart from you,hence you get some privacy and personalized service and attention.
+1 They're also in the middle of what you really go to Coorg for - nature, quiet and relaxation I'd in fact say get out of Madikeri, and away from the big "resorts" real fast for the real Coorg.
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+1 They're also in the middle of what you really go to Coorg for - nature, quiet and relaxation I'd in fact say get out of Madikeri, and away from the big "resorts" real fast for the real Coorg.
thats the only reason we get so many people visiting our place in Coorg- for the relaxation and "fun with family/friends" part.
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Guys, if you're planning a trip to Coorg, avoid staying at Chillipilli Homestay. My visit was almost spoiled by staying at this place. My experiences are posted here.
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Better to opt for homestays rather than costly resorts.
However, contact homestays where you have received good feedback. I have heard some of my friends stayed in squeezed rooms and were given as homestay. While booking we are not sure about the place.
Better enquire through friends/contacts.
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Guys, looking for a good homestay option in Coorg. Budget max around 2k per night.
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Check this out :

www.coorgthenest.com

Food is very homely, tasty, hygienic and very good. Local cuisine (pork dishes) and all other dishes are cooked by the lady of the house itself.

Rooms are super clean and the homestay is directly managed by the owner couple. They stay in the same property so expect nothing less than perfection in your homestay experience.

The approach road is a bit rough (no need for a 4x4 though. My M800 could tackle the broken roads).

Vast expanse of paddy fields surround the property and makes it a delight for the photographers who are waiting to go shutter happy with their pro-camera's.

Only four rooms are available and the tariff is 3k per couple per night.

Pretty reasonable considering it includes all meals, evening snacks and tea/coffee.

I have recommended this place to my colleagues and relatives and everytime the feedback was positive.

This place is located in Gonikoppal and the madikeri town is around 30kms away. The homestay is very peaceful and relaxing.

I have been here once earlier and the experience was excellent. My friends and I are riding over to this place this weekend to re-live the experience.

Highly recommended for a superb homestay experience.

P.S. Book well in advance as this place is fully booked almost every weekend.

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Vivanta by Taj was supposed to open in Coorg? Is it already functional?
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Check out Polycad Estate. It is a good homestay and the location is superb. A stream flows closeby.

Also check out excellent heritage properties by Tata Coffee and Neemrana hotels.

Google for details for all these properties.

I am not sure whether Taj have opened. Why do they want to do that when Tata coffee has excellent properties under the banner "Plantation trails"?
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I am not sure whether Taj have opened. Why do they want to do that when Tata coffee has excellent properties under the banner "Plantation trails"?
I had the same doubt. But then I realized, this may be the upmarket hotel in the main city. Also that the budget lines may be different.
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Honeypothomes, Coorg homestay, Coorg homestays and Coorg hotels :: Home

set inside a coffee estate. cottages are excellent, food is great. Special attraction is a night walk in the estate to spot the 'flying squirrels' which are supposedly rare...

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