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Duke's Forest Lodge is an eco-conscious plantation resort set amid the unspoilt nature of Kerala’s lush highlands. With just five boutique villas and a maximum of ten guests, it offers a rare sense of seclusion for an Ayurvedic stay, with personalised treatments and Ayurvedic cuisine made with ingredients grown on site. Views of the jungle and river create a peaceful setting for a restorative break.
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Five private, stilt-built Boutique Villas each feature a bedroom, a modern bathroom, a fan and a private balcony overlooking the nature reserve forest. The new private Ayurveda treatment room, with its own bathroom, is on the ground floor.
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7 verified reviews by travellersOnly customers who have travelled with us are allowed to leave a review
4.3 Very good
86% recommend this hotel
Martine D.
January 2020
As a couple | 12–16 days
It was lovely to start the treatment programme at Duke’s Forest, such a peaceful place to rest and recharge. And the staff were so lovely and attentive! We really enjoyed it. Thank you.
July 2019
50–59 | 4–8 days
Very clean hotel, very attentive staff, BUT: 1 - The return transfer to the airport was far too early (we left at 5.30 am, then waited 4 hours at the airport and weren’t allowed to leave the terminal because security at the entrance wouldn’t let us out.) 2 - The return transfer to the airport was badly organised: the taxi dropped us at the wrong terminal, so we had to get another taxi at our own expense. 3 - There was only one male masseur, who did more rubbing about than massaging. The massages were very repetitive. I’m used to spas and massages, and this was the worst I’ve had. 4 - What’s more, treatments for me and my two boys had to be spread out from 10.30 am to 3.30 pm. So it was impossible for all of us to go on an excursion nearby, or even to have lunch together (my eldest son finished his treatment around 12.30, so by the time he’d showered and got ready, he was at the restaurant at about 1 pm, just as I was starting my treatment at 1.30).... It’s a shame not to be able to eat with your two children during a week’s stay... That’s not really the point of spending a week together.
Irène S.
February 2019
Travelling alone | 60–69 | 12–16 days
An Ayurvedic treatment programme surrounded by nature, with experienced guidance and the support of a helpful, motivated team, is quite an experience.