1 Star Hotels in Coorg

Best Coorg 1 Star Hotels Reviews

• Relaxing stay & awesome food
• by Bijesh Joseph for Serene Homestay
•  Posted Jan 28, 2016
It was a quick plan for a Christmas outing to Coorg and almost every resort/homestays were full. Luckily we got accommodation in Serene Homestay. We were a group of 3 couples with 3 kids and we had our own apprehensions as it was a hurried call. But upon reaching Serene Homestay we were relaxed and excited.

Even if it was December, weather was dry and warm. But the travel through Nagarhole National Park was scenic and we enjoyed every bit driving through the forest. The homestay is located inside a huge coffee estate and we were impressed at the well-maintained property. The rooms including the bathrooms were clean. There was a small kids play area where kids enjoyed a lot. Apart from that there is a small basket ball court. But the highlight was the small stream down the property and we including kids enjoyed a lot playing in the cold freezing water. The walk through the mud road going down to the stream through the coffee estate was rejuvenating. We reached the homestay afternoon and planned to go to Iruppu falls in the evening, but just preferred staying back in the homestay relaxing.

The dinner was splendid and they served more than enough which we could have. The host already took our preference and we preferred the local flavor with the Coorg special pork curry, which was indeed splendid and we devoured every bit of it. Next day breakfast too was good.

We wanted to spend more time in homestay, but our travel plan was packed so we had to leave the homestay after breakfast. For our next visit to Coorg for sure, we will not add anything to our itinerary just a relaxing stay at Serene Homestay.

A must visit and stay in Coorg.

• By far the best homestay we visited so far
• by Sita ram kalyan for Serene Homestay
•  Posted May 10, 2016
I was looking for a quick getaway and I was constantly hunting for suitable options. One of my colleague's suggested to try Serene Homestay. I immediately booked and was hoping that I will be able to enjoy the holiday with my family. We had gala time in the homestay, great food, fantastic hospitality, superb hosts, simple but perfect amenities and to top it all very clean environment. I would definitely recommend this place to those who wants to get away from the city rush and want to spend some peaceful time with their loved ones. I would request the hosts to introduce lunches in the afternoon as well at extra host to complete the icing on the cake.
Note:
1) Lunch is not provided so you will have to go fetch the same yourselves in the nearby restaurants (Cafe Robusta and few hotels in Kutta village area). Costs are on the moderate side but not good ambience. Food was OK though.
2) There is a small stream nearby to the homestay (300mtrs far), do not miss this place but do avoid going very early or late evening as wild animals visit this stream for water.
3) You will be provided with a soap and towels, you will have to remaining sanitary stuff.
4) Even though there was a TV in the common area it was not functional (I won't complain though)

• Variety of food was provided
• by Mohammed for Serene Homestay
•  Posted Dec 2, 2016
The hotel was excellent. The service was done on time. The provided room was clean. The activity was not arranged by the hotel. The food quality was nice. The parking place was available at the hotel. The check-in and check-out process was done on time. The variety of food was provided by the hotel. I don’t have any suggestion for this hotel. The hotel location was very good. I had booked this room by travel agent.

• A hotel located in the midst of coffee estate
• by Pratyush Ranjan for Palace Estate
•  Posted Nov 12, 2014
We stayed at Palace Estate, Coorg from November 1 to November 3, 2014. We were a small group comprising 7 members. Mr. Prasad, the owner was kind enough to guide us reach the resort (he was in constant touch with us while we were on our way from Mysore although he had provided us with the route map through email. That was of great help). We reached the resort on Nov 1 at 7:30 pm. We had booked 4 rooms in advance. I think there were 7 rooms in total. The rooms were clean and properly done. Soap, towel, blankets were provided, however, it is advisable to carry your own toiletries. When we reached, the home made food was ready (both veg and non-veg in Coorg style). Mr. Prasad and his team had laid it out on the dining table in his living room. We sat in the veranda and had our dinner. Mr. Prasad was kind enough to explain about the culture and history of that region and also his family background. Since it was dark when we had reached the place, the view was not very clear. But the early morning view of the place was amazing and breathtaking. The resort is in the middle of a coffee estate. Interestingly there is a waterfall close by where we could reach in not more than 10 minutes by walk. Later when we returned Mr. Prasad told us about the Coffee plantation, different varieties of coffee, how the coffee business works in general and the current challenges faced. After that the hot tea was waiting for us that we enjoyed in the beautifully maintained garden sitting on the hammock. After the tea, we quickly got ready as we had planned a trek to Tadiandamol. Mr. Prasad and his wife Vinci, prepared breakfast and also packed potato Parathaas for our trek. Prasad also gave us the route map for the trek and explained the details where we could go wrong. The complete to and fro distance for the trek from the resort was 11 km that we could complete in approx 6 hr. While we were returning from the trek, we called Mr. Prasad who made sure hot water was ready for us by the time we reached (generally provides hot water in the morning after 7:30 am and there are no geysers. There is centralized plant where the water is heated). We came back from the trek at 4 pm and relaxed there. We were served with hot tea in the evening. Some of us also went to see Talacauvery the starting point of river Cauvery which is roughly 40 km away from the resort. At night we enjoyed the sumptuous dinner. During the stay Mr. Prasad also made us try the traditional coffee. We left the resort on 3rd November at 7 am. We were offered tea before leaving. Travellers are advised to carry basic medical kit, toiletries and snacks item. There are a lot of leaches (because of the climatic condition) so just be cautious. As such there is nothing much to worry .

• In Mar2010 we have planed...
• by Saumya Ranjan for Apna Ghar
•  Posted Apr 8, 2010
In Mar2010 we have planed to visit Coorg. We have tried lots of site but luckily we preferred Holiday IQ for our travel guide. We got the Ocio Hospitality phone number. With the help of OCIO (Ashwini) we booked Apna Ghar.
The Owner of Apna ghar called us in the early morning of our travel. We took the bus to Kushal nagar. Then again another bus to madikeri. Till this point the Owner of Apna ghar was in constant touch with us. He took us from Bus station to Apna Ghar without delay. He helped us to make our lunch plan and helped us to provide Auto for nearest sightseeing. For any kind of help he was there for us .Well about breakfast I need to say one of the best breakfasts I ever had in my life. I ate around 3 person?s meal.
The room was excellent. We had a nice kitchen .We had a nice dinner prepared by me. The owner helped us clean those vessels.
I really thankful to Apna Ghar for making our trip so pleasant.

Best Experience: We had a nice candle light dinner in the Apna ghar. All the arrangements were proper in our stay.The location was very near to raja seat. We had a nice time in Raja seat.

Worst Experience: Nothing . thanks to Apna Ghar.