Lovely hotel in a secluded and quiet area. The view from the rooms is breathtaking and alone makes it worth a visit! The hotel is quite far away from Munnar - we’d recommend it for a relaxing stay to completely disconnect from the world. The staff were lovely and the food was very good and fairly priced. Breakfast was also great with changing dishes every day.

While we loved our stay, we felt that to be truly exceptional attention to detail and professionalism need to be improved (the extra 10% that distinguishes good from amazing). For an example, the rooms felt sparse and missed the luxury hotel feel, the fridge in the room didn’t work (they offered we could keep medicine etc in their fridge but we would have liked to keep our water in there, etc), the ceiling fan was hanging out of a bare hole in the wall, etc.

First, I’d like to share something I truly believe in, based on 30 years of travel experience: nothing is ever perfect, no matter the name of the hotel or the country. There are always those who focus on the negatives and overlook the beauty. So, just be yourself, stay humble, and learn to love everything around you. The resort is very beautiful, and the view is stunning — it reminds me of the classic Windows interfaces. It's one of the most beautiful views I've ever experienced. Just order your coffee and enjoy the scenery from the room's balcony. I also can't forget the restaurant — it served the most delicious food I had during my entire trip to India, and the prices were very reasonable. Most importantly, there's a person named Sanal at the restaurant — put your trust in him when choosing your meal. He is polite, helpful, and dedicated to his job. He is a key part of what makes this resort special. Thank you, Sanal — I wish you all the best and much success.

We had a wonderful stay at Ragamaya Resort, Munnar. The property is set in the stunning catchment area of the Ponmudi Dam, and the views from the Deluxe Lake View Rooms are absolutely breathtaking — waking up to that scenery was a highlight of our trip. The stay overall was really pleasant. The evening tea and snacks were a nice touch, and the breakfast buffet had a good variety with something for everyone. The infinity pool offers a great view too, although it’s on the smaller side — more suited for a relaxing dip than a swim.

The only slight downside is the pricing, which is on the higher side. But considering the location, ambiance, and service, it still feels like a worthy splurge for a peaceful getaway. Biriyani was not that impressive

This is a stunning location in the hills, the photos do not do it justice, we were wowed when we got into the room. The infinity pool is an added bonus. They serve coffee’s and nibbles before dinner out on the garden. We ate here in the evening and the food was gorgeous and very reasonably priced to say where you were. We also had a massage too which was amazing the young girl worked so hard on me and my husband was equally impressed. Please be aware the don’t serve alcohol so if you want any you need to bring it with you. We also did the morning walk down to the river which was great to see it from another dimension. Not for the faint hearted though as it was steep both ways.

It is a little remote but you wouldn’t get the views if not , so nothing really

The staff were exceptional !!!! Kudos to the entire team to accomodate us there. The food was great too barring the kashmiri pulav which was way too oily to be frank. Except for that one particular dish, the breakfast lunch, snacks were of top quality.

The room did not meet our expectations as we had booked the room with the view for which this resort is famous for and were provided the one which was rather disappointing. One, it has way too many steps for my mother since I had specifically requested for the other illa which had less steps for my mother with knee issues. 2nd, the villa was deceivingly small. Villa, per my understanding, usually offers a small common area and then the rooms but here it was divided in such a manner that we only had room in diametrically opposite ends but nonetheless the rooms was really good and well kept. The stairs were was a real worrybut the staff there were more than happy to help my mother in the wheelchair and I couldn't have been more happier. Thanks to the entire team.

Ragamaya Resort is an awesome place to recharge your soul and spirit. The beautiful surroundings overlooking the Ponmudi dam, the spacious rooms, and the maintained landscaping rejuvenated me during a four day stay. The staff were attentive and helpful, especially Sanu, Maneix, Gils, and Andhu. I’m looking forward to a return stay.

The gym area was small and cramp with old equipment. The area was not planned nor inviting. Also, the chairs in room 304 needs to be cleaned.

Incredible place. The staff (esp Manish) were unbelievable. Views were ethereal and food, entertainment (bonfire evenings, music, table tennis, carrom, pool table) and spa services on site meant we could enjoy the break we needed. Food was amazing and surprisingly not expensive considering the captive audience as the resort is a bit remote.

Was a bit pricey but possibly because of the peak season and our request at booking was to have rooms next to each other as it was a family holiday and we ended up getting rooms at two ends of the resort which was less than ideal.

The location is one of the best I have ever stayed in. It’s worth every penny. The service and the staff are so attentive and accommodating. The food and especially the breakfast is very good. They also customised the food for us and I really appreciate that. The spa is a must visit! And quite affordable.

The rooms are a bit old and regular maintenance is needed. If they are able to keep up the maintenance would definitely visit again.

A nice small resort tucked away on a hill top in a small village over looking the ponmudi reservoir. Perfect for a weekend hideout. Great staff and exceptional service. Food was top notch, but the ayurveda is not upto standards mainly because of some under experienced therapists.

Shouldn’t be listed as Munnar. It’s hours away, and had no geographical or cultural connection with Munnar. It w’b be more ideal to list as Idukki.

Very forthcoming and friendly staff. Nice view and calm location. Private pool, and pool maintenance.

Not soundproof, as advertised. You can see through the side windows into the room, even with blinders. You can't change the pool water temperature. The restaurant food is ok. But stay away from the drinks such as milk shakes and juices.