Misty Lake Resort is a three-star property in Sengulam, 5.6 km from the centre of Munnar in Idukki district, South Kerala. It sits in the high hills where tea grows from 1,500 metres up to the grassland. A guest score of 4.5 out of 5 from 3200 reviews is on file. The outdoor pool and spa decide whether it suits you: they make it a base for slow days, not just a place to sleep.
What the resort provides
Misty Lake Resort lists a long set of facilities for a three-star property. An outdoor pool and a spa anchor the leisure side, with a games room, badminton court, playground and garden for families. A restaurant serves special diet menus, and room service runs alongside it.
Practical needs are covered too: 24 hour front desk, 24 hour security, express check in, concierge, currency exchange, car hire, laundry and luggage storage. Free WiFi and free parking are included. Rooms are non smoking, family rooms exist, and wheelchair accessible accommodation is available. A banquet hall and shuttle service add to the list. The guest score of 4.5 out of 5 from 3200 reviews suggests the delivery matches the offer.
Where the resort sits
The address is Sengulam, and the property stands 5.6 km from the centre of Munnar. Munnar is a town in Idukki district, a tourism hub, and it gives the resort its setting in South Kerala. The destination is the town itself, classed as hills, with an altitude between 1,500 and 2,695 metres.
That elevation explains the landscape. Tea 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 resort is inland, so no coastal outings feature in a stay here.
Who should book this
Misty Lake Resort suits families and couples who want a resort with a pool, spa and playground as the day's centre. It also works for anyone who prefers a base 5.6 km from the centre of Munnar, away from the traffic. It does not suit travellers who want to step out of the lobby into the town's restaurants and shops. The distance is short but real, and the shuttle service matters if you do not have a car.
When to plan a stay
September to May is the season. The heavy monsoon months bring closed-in cloud and landslip risk, which can affect hill travel. January mornings frost here, ninety kilometres from a tropical lagoon, so pack for cold starts. Eravikulam, the Nilgiri tahr park, is a short drive and closes for calving in February and March, which changes the plan for a winter visit.
What the property lists
Where it is
About 5.6 km from the centre of munnar, in Idukki district. That is a ride rather than a walk. The listed address is Sengulam.
Questions people ask
Does Misty Lake Resort have a pool?
Yes. An outdoor pool is listed, along with a spa, games room and badminton court. The pool is the main leisure draw for families. For a three-star property the range is broad, and the guest score of 4.5 from 3200 reviews points to it being kept in working order.
How far is the resort from Munnar town?
Misty Lake Resort is 5.6 km from the centre of Munnar. The address is Sengulam, in Idukki district. A shuttle service is listed, which is useful if you are not driving. The distance keeps you out of the town centre but within easy reach of it.
What is the best time to visit?
September to May. The heavy monsoon months bring closed-in cloud and landslip risk in the hills. January mornings can frost, so bring warm layers. Eravikulam, the Nilgiri tahr park, is a short drive but closes for calving in February and March.
Is the resort suitable for families?
Yes. Family rooms, a playground, a games room and an outdoor pool are all listed. A restaurant with special diet menus and room service helps with young children. The 24 hour front desk and security add reassurance. Couples wanting a quiet spa break are equally served.
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