Quick Summary:
Once an imposing ancestral mansion, King's Cliff is a charming hotel that reminds you of civilisation at its laziest, offering a panoramic view of the hills around the town while remaining withdrawn from the hustle and bustle of life down below. It's where time stands still, where tradition meets luxury, where one can take an early morning trek across undiscovered Ooty, or emerge from the calm void of sleep to a breakfast in bed, served with white gloves and the aroma of the faraway isles . Where yesterday lives on, and tempts you to live on forever.

And when you wake up in the morning and look out of the window, all you see are clouds and hills. And all you hear is the chirping of birds . . .

Accomodation :
Apart from the dining, hall, lounge and refectory rooms, there are nine rooms at King's Cliff, all with a fireplace and meant for 2. Although with the modern amenities of satellite television and telephone, each room has a unique charm of its own and each is named after a Shakespearean character.

Cosy Prospero and Verona are equipped with two single cots each, while Othello, Macbeth, Hamlet and Iago have cosy double beds. Both feature luxurious baths. Windsor, Midsummer and Tempest are provided with a classic double bed and the overwhelming luxury of a fine bathtub. Whenever required, some of these can come together to form suites.