The hotel is popularly known as the Queen of Hill Stations. Famous for its spectacular scenery & all-season climate, Ooty was once the summer capital of Madras Presidency during the British Raj. This graceful 150-yearold building was once a school for European children. ck. 230401
Surrounding Area
The hotel is located amidst 6 acres of lush green lawns and overlooks the valley and the hills around it and it's only 10 minutes from the city centre.
Property Information
Nestled in the blue Nilgiri mountains, with breathtaking views, the red-roofed cottages are scattered across gardens of foxgloves and dahlias.
Dining Facilities
Rare antique plates and service, reminiscent of a bygone era, combine to create an atmosphere of warmth and intimacy. Serves Indian, Continental and Chinese cuisine.