The name Ambadi derives from Lord Krishna's childhood abode
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| Hotel Ambadi, Thekkady |
Hotel Ambadi is one of the hotels that’s retained its traditional Kerala archictectural structure. It was built by the famed Laurie Baker who pioneered the use of local materials in construction.
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| Hotel Ambadi, Thekkady |
Laurie Baker created Hotel Ambadi on a private commission, a first in the hotel sector in India. Besides the beautiful wooden traditional structure, it offers more. If you’re in Kerala and want the best South Indian breakfast then eat At Aditi, Hotel Ambadi's restaurant. The chutneys are to die for!
The hotel mainly caters to package tours and with its restaurant packed, there may be a wait to score a table. But be assured the wait is well worth it.
The hotel mainly caters to package tours and with its restaurant packed, there may be a wait to score a table. But be assured the wait is well worth it.
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| Hotel Ambadi, Thekkady, Reception |
You can always sit in the lovely reception (see photo above) or browse at the Kashmiri shop in the passage to the restaurant or step outside and look at the handicraft shops there.
How to Reach:
Thekkady is a 5 hour drive from Munnar 4 ½ hours from Kochi, just 5 km from Kumily, a cycle ride away from Gavi and around 3 hours from Vagamon paragliding retreat.
Things to Do in Thekkady: There’s the famed Periyar reserve with boating. Thekkady is the best place for shopping for spices.
Contact information of Hotel Ambadi:
Call: 91-4869-222-193/194/195
Things to Do in Thekkady: There’s the famed Periyar reserve with boating. Thekkady is the best place for shopping for spices.
Contact information of Hotel Ambadi:
Call: 91-4869-222-193/194/195
Email: ambadithekady@gmail.com
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