Introduction: Constructed during the British era, these well maintained heritage bungalows offer visitors the nostalgic experience of reliving a laid-back lifestyle long forgotten; a cherished dream for city-weary urbanites desperate for a respite from the concrete jungle.

Description: All bungalows offer a panoramic view of the tea and eucalyptus plantations. Inside, the rooms are spacious with most of them having fireplaces, making the room very comfortable and cozy. The decor and the feel is reminiscent of the British era. These have been embellished with modern amenities and artifacts, all personally handpicked and placed, making an ambience of quiet cultural richness.

Facilities: The colonial British built the living areas in the bungalows to be very spacious so as to accommodate family leisure and also to entertain guests with lavish parties. The wooden floor boards were erected to bring the virtues of nature into their homes. Fireplaces and hearths were installed to bring in cozy warmth and keep the cold out. The furniture at the bungalow is of the colonial era and is adequately comfortable to relax and take it easy. Huge windows line the walls to bring in the desired light and ventilation. Dining areas are designed with intention to have pleasant meal times. The kitchens are elegant and of colonial era style. They are designed to be user-friendly and comfortable for making delicious meals. The large wooden dining table can accommodate a good number of guests for parties and get-togethers.