Heritage Resort Coorg

Tye resort is very beautiful, very green clean and well maintained. The staff is very friendly especially the local staff in the restaurant is excellent, very friendly, very co operative and always willing to go an extra mile to make the customer happy. The climb to the dining area is beautiful, we enjoyed walking upto the dining area and pool. The cottages are a bit barely decorated and basic including the bathrooms. The resort can at least add a mini fridge to the rooms for people to have cold water when coming from the hot sun. Overall it’s a great place to.

Heritage Coorg is beautifully located on a hill, with a great view. The rooms are comfortable and room service very efficient. Great variety of food menu. For older people they have a car gor ferrying guests from the rooms to the restaurant on the hill. Excellent stay.

This resort is tucked away about 30 miles from the city. Based on good reviews, we chose it to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. After our stay, we felt we should have chosen another resort. The main problem that we encountered was that access to all areas including rooms, dining hall, spa is not even available to their own carts. One has to walk over uneven stone pathways with steep inclines and steps. No wheelchair access to your room and other facilities. Breakfast buffet is OK but unlike other resorts waiters here just stand watching you instead of bringing hot food to you. Reception staff didn’t appear very welcoming, didn’t appear excited to see us, never responded to our request to celebrate our very special occasion of 50th wedding anniversary and sounded more businesslike. Overall, an average experience . Not recommended for seniors, pregnant ladies or any one else having difficulty in walking on uneven stone pathways. Quite far from the city and outside food deliveries not allowed by the hotel.

Very beautiful resort, well maintained and nestled within verdant greenery. Very helpful staff all around starting from reception to restaurant to housekeeping. Resort rooms are nestled within beautiful greenery and the nights are really magical with low intensity lighting allowing us to really enjoy the nature at night

The resort is a sprawling series of cottages nestled on a hillside and surrounded by green, which made for very impressive views. It was located about a 15min drive from the main town of Madikeri but the roads were quite terrible. The rooms were clean and large but dated, as was the washroom. Staff were very nice and friendly and the breakfast spread was quite good. The dinner buffet was decent but quite expensive for what was on offer. WIFI is available only at the reception and restaurant and they had an infinity pool with an amazing view. Only problem was they had a sign that said employees of the hotel and the families staying over, were not allowed near the pool. This was quite disturbing to note. They also did not provide overnight bed facilities to the drivers and the reason they gave was quite flimsy and poor, but they did provide food and washroom facilities for a fee, which was good. All in all, it was a decent stay, just quite expensive for what was on offer. I would definitely commend the exceptional service of the staff, always smiling!!

Have to agree with other reviews. A real treat to stay here but make sure you stay for a few days to really get the benefits (our was just an overnight stay during a tour). Absolutely beautiful early morning when the mist is in the valley and never heard so many birds. Staff are all locals and so friendly. Rooms are very well provisioned for such a rural location and the buffet dinner was the best we had in India. Steep and complicated walk up to the restaurant, especially in the dark, from where the best views are but a phone call to reception will bring a buggy to your room to take you. The nearby organic coffee plantation excursion is worthwhile.