Colonial-Era Bungalows Across a Working Tea Estate
A Renovated Estate Property in Wayanad
The resort occupies a renovated 200-year-old estate property within a 4,025-acre tea plantation in Wayanad. Its identity is based on plantation immersion, tea-estate scenery, colonial-era bungalow living and access to the Western Ghats landscape.
Talapoya and Cherakara
The accommodation is arranged around two separate bungalow-style bases: the Talapoya Heritage Bungalow and the Cherakara Boutique Bungalow. Talapoya is the more heritage-oriented building, while Cherakara is positioned as a boutique bungalow with a welcoming verandah approximately 2 km away.
Heritage Rooms, Verandahs and a Plantation Pool Villa
Accommodation Across Two Estate Buildings
Rooms are distributed between the two bungalow buildings, with six rooms in Talapoya and four in Cherakara. The estate-style accommodation is described through spacious rooms, verandahs, fireplaces and outlooks toward the tea gardens.
Luxury Pool Villa Accommodation
A category named the Luxury Pool Villa is described as a plantation retreat within the tea estates. The Talapoya Heritage Bungalow overlooks the pool and tea gardens, linking the accommodation experience directly to the estate landscape.
Open-Air Multi-Cuisine Dining in the Plantation
A Multi-Cuisine Restaurant with Outdoor Seating
Dining is centred on one multi-cuisine restaurant with a dining room and open-air seating. The outdoor format places meals within the tea-estate setting and supports the property's broader plantation-immersion concept.