Plantation Cottage stays in Wayanad
A cottage on a working tea, coffee or spice estate, with plantation walks and quiet mornings. Available at every budget, from homestays to old estate bungalows.
Most of Wayanad is plantation land, so a cottage on a working estate is the most typical Wayanad stay. You wake up to mist over the tea or coffee, walk the estate with the people who work it and eat home-style Kerala food.
What to check before you book
Estates differ more than resorts do. Some are old planters’ bungalows with large rooms, others are a few simple cottages next to the owner’s house. Ask how far the cottage is from the main road, since some estate roads are rough, and whether food is cooked on site. Many plantation stays have level paths, which helps if older guests are with you.
Tell us your budget and who is travelling, and we send plantation stays free for your dates, with photos and the rate.
Good to know
- Coffee blossoms in March to April and is picked from December to February.
- Many estates offer a guided plantation walk in the morning.
- Plantation stays are spread across Vythiri, Meppadi, Kalpetta and Sulthan Bathery.
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Other stays
- Private Pool Villa 2 to 12 guests, depending on the villa
- Tree House Usually 2 guests, some take a child
- Family Suite 4 to 8 guests
- Couple Stay 2 guests
The photo on this page is an example of this kind of stay, not a specific resort. Photo: Varghesepunnamada, CC BY-SA 4.0