We experienced a variety of lodging facilities while traveling in India. Lodging ranged from a hostel to five star Hotels.
The first 3 nights we were in Hyderabad at the Henry Martyn Institute. This was the hostel.
Ideal Beach Resort near Chennai was our next location for 2 nights.
One of our most interesting lodging was the overnight train to Tanjore. Ruthann is waking up from her private chamber.
The porters carried our bags for us.
The Bangula at Karaikudi was once a palace. This hotel was a 5 star facility which had been described in an article in the New York Times.
In Madurai, we stayed at the Heritage which was a former country club. As we approached our room, the person taking us to the room said, "I hope it's big enough for you". It was!
This was the living room with computer table.
The bedroom was behind the living room.
Outside our bedroom was a plunge pool which was 18 inches deep. We needed to walk past the pool to get to the bathroom.
This is looking back to our bedroom.
At Kodikanal, we stayed in the Carlton Hotel.
In the mountains, we stayed in Spice Village. While looking rustic from the outside, the room was very comfortable.
At Kerala, we stayed on an island at Phikipkutty Farm.
Chadelao Garh was a converted farm to a tourist hotel. Our room had been a former horse stable.
Chhatra Sagar was the most unique lodging experience. It was situated on the top of a dam.
The rooms were individual tents. This is the front porch.
The inside of the tent is complete with private marbled bath behind the bedroom.
We enjoyed the variety of lodging options. Of course, we had our favorites. Guess which one(s).
