Green Trees Munnar is a three star hotel on Power House Road in Chithirapuram, 6.6 km from the centre of Munnar and outside the town itself in Idukki district. The guest score of 4.1 from 1394 reviews is solid for its class. With a pool, spa and hot tub on site, it decides on whether you want resort facilities on the edge of town rather than in it, and whether you have your own transport.
The property itself
Green Trees Munnar carries a three star rating and a guest score of 4.1 out of 5 from 1394 reviews. The facilities list is long for this class: air conditioning, a balcony and non smoking rooms cover the basics, while an outdoor pool, hot tub, spa, garden and terrace give you reasons to stay on the property rather than treat it as a base. A restaurant and room service handle meals, and a 24 hour front desk, laundry, car hire and shuttle service take care of the practical side. Family rooms are available, and pets are allowed.
Free WiFi and free parking are included. The combination of a pool, spa and hot tub is unusual at this level in the Munnar area, and it is the main reason some guests choose here over a plainer room nearer the centre. If those facilities matter more to you than a central address, the property makes sense.
Where it sits
The address is Power House Road Chithirapuram, outside Munnar, in the wider Idukki district. That places the hotel in South Kerala, in the hills above the lowlands, 6.6 km from the centre of Munnar. Munnar is a town in Idukki district, a tourism hub, and the destination here is Munnar itself.
The town sits at 1,500 to 2,695 m, and the tea that made its name grows from 1,500 metres up to the grassland, laid over hills the Scots planted in the 1880s. Anamudi, the highest point in India south of the Himalaya, sits on the eastern edge at 2,695 metres. The hotel is inland and at altitude: no coast, no backwater, just the hill station and its planted slopes.
Who it suits
It suits travellers who want resort facilities at a three star level and do not mind being outside Munnar rather than in it. Families, pet owners and anyone who values a pool, spa and hot tub after a day in the hills will find the list generous. It does not suit anyone who wants to be able to step out of the door into the town centre, or who prefers to avoid relying on a vehicle for every outing. If a central Munnar address is the priority, this is the wrong side of town.
Planning a stay
The season runs from September to May. The heavy monsoon months bring closed-in cloud and landslip risk, so plan around them rather than through them. January mornings can frost here, ninety kilometres from a tropical lagoon, so pack for cold starts even in South Kerala. Eravikulam, the Nilgiri tahr park, is a short drive away and closes for calving in February and March, so check those dates if the park is on your list.
What the property lists
Where it is
About 6.5 km from the centre of munnar, in Idukki district. That is a ride rather than a walk. The listed address is Power House Road Chithirapuram.
Questions people ask
How far is Green Trees Munnar from the centre of Munnar?
The hotel is 6.6 km from the centre of Munnar, on Power House Road in Chithirapuram. That places it outside the town itself, in the wider Idukki district. You will need a vehicle for most outings, though the hotel lists car hire and a shuttle service among its facilities.
What facilities does Green Trees Munnar have?
The listed facilities include an outdoor pool, spa, hot tub, garden and terrace, plus a restaurant, room service, air conditioning, balcony, family rooms, free WiFi, free parking, car hire, laundry, a 24 hour front desk and shuttle service. Non smoking rooms are available and pets are allowed.
What is the guest score for Green Trees Munnar?
The guest score is 4.1 out of 5 from 1394 reviews, which is solid for a three star property. No other score is on file. The rating and the long facilities list together explain why guests choose it over plainer options nearer the centre of Munnar.
When is the best time to stay in Munnar?
September to May is the season. The heavy monsoon months bring closed-in cloud and landslip risk. January mornings can frost, so bring warm layers. Eravikulam, the Nilgiri tahr park, closes for calving in February and March, so plan around those dates if you want to visit it.
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