Tea Harvester Munnar is a three star hotel outside Munnar, in the wider Idukki district, sitting 6.1 km from the centre of Munnar. It combines the practical comforts of a hill hotel, from a pool and a restaurant to a spa and games room, with room for families, pets and cyclists. The rating on file is 4.1 out of 5 from 1014 reviews. The thing that decides whether it fits is whether you want Munnar's tea country on the doorstep and a shuttle to reach it.
What the hotel gives you
Tea Harvester Munnar holds a 3 star rating and a guest score of 4.1 out of 5 from 1014 reviews. The facilities point to a place built for families who want to settle in: family rooms, non smoking rooms, a playground, a games room and a picnic area, plus a garden, a terrace and a patio for the hours between outings. Indoors there is a swimming pool, a spa and massage, and a restaurant that handles special diet menus alongside room service and a cafe. A minibar and refrigerator are in the rooms.
For movement and everyday needs, the hotel lists a 24 hour front desk, express check in, concierge, luggage storage, currency exchange, laundry, car hire and bicycle hire. There is free parking, free WiFi, a business centre and a banquet hall, and shuttle service is available. Pets are allowed, and breakfast is part of what is offered. That mix covers a long stay as easily as a short one.
Where the hotel sits
The address places Tea Harvester Munnar at Chungath Estate Power House Road Dobipalam Chithirapuram P.O, in Idukki district, South Kerala. It stands 6.1 km from the centre of Munnar, outside the town itself in the wider Idukki district. Munnar is the nearest town, a tourism hub in these hills. The setting is inland and led by tea, not coastline.
Munnar is the destination here, a hill town at 1,500 to 2,695 metres. 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. Two reasons to base here: it frosts by morning in January, ninety kilometres from a tropical lagoon; and Eravikulam, the Nilgiri tahr park, is a short drive and closes for calving in February and March.
Who this hotel suits
Tea Harvester Munnar suits families and pet owners who want a full spread of facilities and do not mind being outside Munnar rather than in it, using the shuttle or car hire to reach the centre. It also fits cyclists, given the bicycle hire, and anyone who values a pool, spa and restaurant without leaving the grounds. It suits less those who want to be in the middle of Munnar and cover the town on foot from the door.
When to plan a stay
The season for this part of Kerala is September to May. Come in that window for clear hill weather and easier days. The heavy monsoon months bring closed-in cloud and landslip risk, and Eravikulam shuts for calving in February and March, so plan those months around what is open. January mornings frost, so pack for cold starts.
What the property lists
Where it is
About 6.1 km from the centre of munnar, in Idukki district. That is a ride rather than a walk. The listed address is Chungath Estate Power House Road Dobipalam Chithirapuram P.O.
Questions people ask
How far is Tea Harvester Munnar from Munnar town?
The hotel is 6.1 km from the centre of Munnar, in the wider Idukki district. It is outside the town rather than in it, so expect to use the shuttle service or the car hire to get in and out. Munnar is the nearest town and a tourism hub for the hills.
What is the guest rating for Tea Harvester Munnar?
The guest score on file is 4.1 out of 5 from 1014 reviews. The hotel also holds a 3 star rating. No other rating is on file, so treat those two figures as the full picture when you weigh it against other places in Munnar.
Does Tea Harvester Munnar have a pool and a spa?
Yes. The hotel lists a swimming pool, a spa and massage among its facilities, along with a restaurant, a cafe, a games room and a playground. Free WiFi, free parking, a 24 hour front desk and shuttle service are also listed. Pets are allowed and breakfast is offered.
When is the best time to stay in Munnar?
September to May is the season, with clearer conditions for the tea country and the hills. The heavy monsoon months bring closed-in cloud and landslip risk. Eravikulam, the Nilgiri tahr park, closes for calving in February and March, so check that if it is on your list.
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