Tiny house vacation rentals in Kodagu

If you're a nature lover then this place is perfect! Our stay was everything that we thought it would be - we walked around the jungle and spent a lot of time in the water stream! Some things to know before you visit: 1. Important to carry an insect repellant since it's in the middle of a forest 2. It's a 20 min drive from Peravoor, most resturants are located here. Since the cabin is quite remote, you would need to visit Peravoor for meals. Plan accordingly! 3. MOST IMPORTANT - The water stream is a one of a kind experience, do not miss spending time in it :)

where can I start. It was just extra ordinary. Could be the best ever stay for me without a doubt. Awesome place and a great host. I couldn't have asked for better. Longing to go back there again.

The drive to this place is adventurous. The host and the caretaker are very prompt in informing the location and the way to reach it from Madikeri. The ascent from Madikeri is not very risky. It will actually be good because of the bitumen road all the way till the property. The highlight of the stay will be Mr. Sunil the caretaker. He speaks english and hindi fluently. He put all efforts to make us feel at home. If you are planning to reach this place from talakaveri then you are in for a slight offroading experience. It was very good. But plan your travel before dawn, else it will be a bit scary. The only couple drawbacks i found were that the room i stayed (no.3) was not very clean. It had some stains on the wall. additionally, the hot water was a problem as well. In the early morning when the weather was very cold, we only received luke warm water which was not sufficiently hot.

The property itself has a beautiful rustic charm, perfectly blending into its surroundings of gorgeous plantations. The host was absolutely wonderful and genuinely passionate about making sure guests feel at home. Their team was also incredibly helpful, always around with a smile if we needed anything, but never intrusive either. And then there were the dogs and cats! The cats are pretty chilled out. If you love dogs, then you’ll be glad to know that they’ll accompany you for your walks through the plantations. If you are scared of dogs, please note that these guys are super gentle and they know to keep their distance in case they sense that we aren’t super playful with them. One small thing to keep in mind is that food needs to be ordered well in advance. But honestly, it’s a small ask considering that they source everything fresh from local businesses. And the quality of the food speaks for itself. We were looking for a peaceful place to spend a few days and Raho was absolutely it.

Definitely recommend for people who want a private space in the nature. Anas and Vishnu were very helpful and amazing host, from bringing us to the property to arranging anything we need. It’s a wonderful place deeply buried within forest, exactly the retreat everyone needs from city life. The stay is great and you wouldn’t want to leave.

The property is set in the middle of an estate sourrounded by lush green flora and fauna. Mr Vittal is the father of the host residing in the same location and is a gem of a person! He helped us plan all the spots along with the hike that turned out to be the show stopper. They serve all 3 meals daily which will cost you 250 per meal and its great We enjoyed the stay and will not hesitate to return For all the coffee lovers out there make sure you buy the coffee from them on the way out as that is from their own estate.

Shibira is a very nice place to get away from the city and hear yourself think again ! The place is surrounded by coffee plantations where pepper also grows. It is therefore ideal to go for walks. The estate is high up so we have a very nice view of the valley, which we appreciated, especially at sunrise when the morning mist dissipates little by little. When we arrived, we were welcomed by Sujith, a young man working on the estate. Sujith is a very good cook, he prepared several varied and very appetizing dishes for us. We slept in one of the tiny houses, atypical, clean and furnished in a simple but cozy way, with a bathroom and two separate beds. The outside "living room" is very pleasant, whether it is to sit with a book or have lunch. We spent a very nice evening there, playing boardgames and listening to the sounds of nature at night 🎲🌔 Important thing for us : in Shibira, attention is paid to sustainable lifestyle and waste management 🌿 We'll come back !

It was pleasant to stay at Farm stay, surrounded with nice greenery, fresh air. We have private place and good off time from work. Mr.Sidhique , was very helpful and responsive. He was available all the time and with good gestures. He provided breakfast on our wish and guided us to local sight seeing. In overall, he taken care us like a family. Wish to re-visit this place again.

The property is set in the middle of an estate sourrounded by lush green flora and fauna. Mr Vittal is the father of the host residing in the same location and is a gem of a person! He helped us plan all the spots along with the hike that turned out to be the show stopper. They serve all 3 meals daily which will cost you 250 per meal and its great We enjoyed the stay and will not hesitate to return For all the coffee lovers out there make sure you buy the coffee from them on the way out as that is from their own estate.

I enjoyed a truly peaceful stay at this property. The environment was calm and serene, perfect for relaxation. There were no disturbances at all—just the soothing sounds of nature and complete privacy. The host and staff were respectful, ensuring a quiet atmosphere throughout my visit. If you’re looking for a tranquil getaway to unwind and recharge, I highly recommend this place! Sources

The property itself has a beautiful rustic charm, perfectly blending into its surroundings of gorgeous plantations. The host was absolutely wonderful and genuinely passionate about making sure guests feel at home. Their team was also incredibly helpful, always around with a smile if we needed anything, but never intrusive either. And then there were the dogs and cats! The cats are pretty chilled out. If you love dogs, then you’ll be glad to know that they’ll accompany you for your walks through the plantations. If you are scared of dogs, please note that these guys are super gentle and they know to keep their distance in case they sense that we aren’t super playful with them. One small thing to keep in mind is that food needs to be ordered well in advance. But honestly, it’s a small ask considering that they source everything fresh from local businesses. And the quality of the food speaks for itself. We were looking for a peaceful place to spend a few days and Raho was absolutely it.

The drive to this place is adventurous. The host and the caretaker are very prompt in informing the location and the way to reach it from Madikeri. The ascent from Madikeri is not very risky. It will actually be good because of the bitumen road all the way till the property. The highlight of the stay will be Mr. Sunil the caretaker. He speaks english and hindi fluently. He put all efforts to make us feel at home. If you are planning to reach this place from talakaveri then you are in for a slight offroading experience. It was very good. But plan your travel before dawn, else it will be a bit scary. The only couple drawbacks i found were that the room i stayed (no.3) was not very clean. It had some stains on the wall. additionally, the hot water was a problem as well. In the early morning when the weather was very cold, we only received luke warm water which was not sufficiently hot.

Definitely recommend for people who want a private space in the nature. Anas and Vishnu were very helpful and amazing host, from bringing us to the property to arranging anything we need. It’s a wonderful place deeply buried within forest, exactly the retreat everyone needs from city life. The stay is great and you wouldn’t want to leave.

It was clean, stylish, roomy with excellent service in where we had dinner. Food was good and great value for money and service was attentive and efficient.overall my stay was like awesome....

Shibira is a very nice place to get away from the city and hear yourself think again ! The place is surrounded by coffee plantations where pepper also grows. It is therefore ideal to go for walks. The estate is high up so we have a very nice view of the valley, which we appreciated, especially at sunrise when the morning mist dissipates little by little. When we arrived, we were welcomed by Sujith, a young man working on the estate. Sujith is a very good cook, he prepared several varied and very appetizing dishes for us. We slept in one of the tiny houses, atypical, clean and furnished in a simple but cozy way, with a bathroom and two separate beds. The outside "living room" is very pleasant, whether it is to sit with a book or have lunch. We spent a very nice evening there, playing boardgames and listening to the sounds of nature at night 🎲🌔 Important thing for us : in Shibira, attention is paid to sustainable lifestyle and waste management 🌿 We'll come back !