ποΈ Upper Coonoor (Bedford & beyond)
Quieter, greener and more atmospheric β heritage bungalows, tea gardens and misty lanes. Pleasant to walk, but hilly. Best for couples, slow travellers and anyone who wants the classic hill-station feel.
Boutique colonial bungalows, tea-estate stays, homestays and a few resorts β with honest notes on Upper vs Lower Coonoor.
Quieter, greener and more atmospheric β heritage bungalows, tea gardens and misty lanes. Pleasant to walk, but hilly. Best for couples, slow travellers and anyone who wants the classic hill-station feel.
Closer to the railway station, Sim's Park, markets and the main road. More convenient for families and first-timers, with easier access to taxis, buses and restaurants β at the cost of a little more bustle.
Sleep inside the gardens. Estate bungalows offer guided walks, factory visits and the most immersive Nilgiri experience.
Restored heritage homes with verandas, fireplaces and gardens. The quintessential Coonoor stay for couples.
Stay with local families, eat home-cooked Nilgiri food and get the best local advice. Great value and warmth.
Larger properties with lawns, kids' spaces and organised activities β the easy option for families.
Simple, clean rooms near the station and market. Perfect for backpackers and short stays.
Sustainable properties on farms and forest edges β birdwatching, organic food and a lighter footprint.
From bakery biscuits to South Indian thalis β where to eat in Coonoor.