LIST OF BEST HOTELS AND RESORTS IN KOTAGIRI

 


Orange Pekoe Hotel

Ooty - Kotagiri Road, Addavala Bus Stop,The Nilgiris, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 04266 211 000

Green Nest Resort

Gundada School Road, Kotagiri 643217 India

+91 98948 37063

Teanest Nightingale - Nature Resorts

D No: 1 /367, Ooty Highway Horasholai, Kotagiri 643217 India

080888 55855

Garuda Park Resort

Opposite Pandiya Raj Memorial Park, Nihung Post,, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

097514 09969

Hanging Huts Resort

5/32, Thabbacombai, Aracode, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 090429 58500

The Door to Nirvana Hostel

212, 1, G2A, Halakkarai Rd, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643201

Phone: 088054 79801

The Den by Trees

Kodimalai Estate, Kettikambai, Gundada post, Kotagiri, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

097868 66990

Lakshmi Holiday Resort

14/51, Rangiem House, Club Rd, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 097869 13913

Golfdale Holiday Resort

Riverside School Main Road, Near Pandian Park, The Nilgiri's, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 094430 77830

Twin Tree Mountain Resort

5/39-A, Corsley Road, opp. River Side Public School, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 094434 77559

Nahar Retreat And Spa

Kotahall Road, near Mount Don Bosco, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 093453 91499

The Wooden Homes Kotagiri

Pepbane, Halakkarai Rd, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643201

8940506688, 9363125437

Celestial Resorts

Kamaraj Square, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 094870 71995

Oak Valley Resort

5/269 Uyillaty Village, Kookalthorai Kotagiri, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 089035 17134

Dream Nest Resorts

Kotahall road donbosco, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 094867 41520

Peri Resorts

Battakorai, Kotagiri, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 083447 78888

Bison View Resort

Kodanad, Main Road, near Ayyan Tea Factory, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 080987 00660

MoonShadow Cottage

5/43T, Corsley Road, Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu 643217

Phone: 04266 271 080

Serenest

after DARMONA, serenest, 4/593&4/594,NB Nagar, Catherine Water Falls Rd, Aravenu, Tamil Nadu 643201

094984 98025


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