I stayed in this hotel as part of a trip organized by Iris Holidays. I probably wouldn't call it a "resort" though, as other reviewers have mentioned. I enjoyed my stay here, the scenery is beautiful and the staff were wonderful. The manager even took me trekking in the area for a short period one afternoon. The food was delicious... More

the resort is not 3 star quality. when we reached the place we were impressed by the surroundings and serenity and quiet but in 10 minutes we realised we had entered medieval times where there is no mobile network, no intercoms and no internet connections..they do not have intercoms so eac time we needed anything we had to walk it... More

we stayed in the resort recently, the entire atmosphere was very natural, and so close to nature. especially the water falls, near to the rooms had given an amazing experience for the days. Those who likes nature utmost can prefer the resort always. Excellent staffs, room service etc. The steep road to the resort can be make better, and the... More

The ambience of the resort was really amazing and we both had a wonderful time here… First impressions need not always be right. There is nothing exciting in the narrow, steep road or the entrance to this resort. We both were happy to see the resort and our room which opened to a small garden and a backyard waterfall extending... More

Very nice resort in the middle of a cardamom plantation. Close to the tea plantations and flower gardens. Nice and helpful staff, mr. Thomas John did his best to show us around and make our stay as pleasant as possible.

This is not a 3 star hotel or resort. They have no amenities like phone, internet, refrigerator, coffee maker, TV etc. Moldy, dusty and dirty. Lots of moisture and smells terrible. True that it is very green but living conditions and maintenance of property terrible. Owner is away and person on duty is not answerable and has no power. Overpriced,... More

First impressions need not always be right. There is nothing exciting in the narrow, steep road or the entrance to this resort. Even the sparsily furnished but neat lobby gives you no hint of what lies beyond. But once you step out, you find yourself inside the beautiful jungle. The walk to one of the eight suites takes you through... More

Pros: dining area, surrounding area (streams, waterfall), setting, clean bathrooms Cons: Firstly "Resort" should be removed from their name. The room had broken lamps, stained sheets and curtains, two holes in the place of a lock in the door, no hot water until we left (one gas cylinder heats the water for 4 rooms), literally no room service, cleaning staff... More

I was initially not very sure about the place as there were not much reviews available on net. After reaching Munnar we (me n my wife) travelled about 18 kms to reach the Falling Waters. We were warmly greeted by the manager there, Mr. Thomas. We both were happy to see the resort and our room which opened to a... More