Are you looking for the perfect place for a homestay? Look no further than Kerala, God's own country. With its mesmerising scenery, Kerala has numerous homestays worth visiting or spending your entire vacation in. These homestays provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel at home, no matter how far away or long your trip is. Kerala's homestays are filled with beautiful flora, fauna, and rural charm that will make you want to stay forever. They offer unpretentious luxury and are indeed a home away from home. Here are some beautiful homestays to choose from.
Motty's Homestay, Alleppey
Motty's is a boutique heritage homestay in Alleppey, where one can experience the calmness of the stunning backwaters. The traditional Syrian-Christian home is adorned with wooden antiques and beamed ceilings, providing a unique aesthetic. The homestay also includes an appealing open-air bath and a garden-view verandah, perfect for enjoying a morning filter coffee. Guests can opt for canoeing to get an up-close experience of the backwaters. The facility also offers an in-house spa where you can schedule a massage.
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Anugraha is a beautiful homestay near Kumarakom, along the backwaters of the Meenachil River. Originally built over a century ago, it has been restored by architect Bijoy Jain of Studio Mumbai. The home is decorated with contemporary art from the family's collection and is a delight to the eyes. You can enjoy a stay at Anugraha in complete privacy, as they only accept one booking at a time. There are many activities to enjoy on the property, such as lounging by the pool, exploring the well-maintained lawns, and indulging in traditional Syrian-Christian cuisine.
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The Vembanad House is a premium lakeside home in Muhamma in Alappuzha spread over 10.5 acres. It has four bedrooms, a courtyard, a lobby, and a private balcony. When you aren't unwinding by the lakefront, you have plenty to do. You could rejuvenate with Ayurveda therapies and yoga classes. Apart from that, you could visit the nearby temples such as the Karumadikuttan or the Chettikulangara Bhagwati Temple, tour around the local village, swim in the Vembanad Lake or ride in a traditional snake boat.
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This property, built in 1964 and located in Wayanad, boasts a stunning view of lush green fields and is surrounded by tropical plants. The villa features a cosy, warmly lit attic, a spacious lawn perfect for bonfires or barbecues, and a charming bamboo hut. Additionally, guests can handpick fresh produce in an organic greenhouse nearby. The Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary, Kuruvadeep Island, and Muneeswaran Temple are all conveniently located nearby for guests seeking adventure.
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Situated within a sandalwood forest, The Mudhouse Marayoor provides an eco-friendly experience for guests. The inside of this thatched house is designed with a minimal and natural aesthetic. Situated in Marayoor, only 30 minutes from Munnar, this lovely homestay allows you to experience village life while enjoying modern amenities. The property is close to the Eravikulam National Park and the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary. Additionally, make sure to explore the nearby sandalwood forests and jaggery-making units.
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