A corner wall of teak casements.
Two walls of window meeting at the bed, and the palms right up against the glass. Air conditioning, a personal television, and a snake plant in a terracotta pot.
A brand-new Kerala house: cream walls, honey teak, polished floors and a window in every wall. No two rooms are laid out quite the same, so tell us what you’d like and we’ll tell you what’s free.
Two walls of window meeting at the bed, and the palms right up against the glass. Air conditioning, a personal television, and a snake plant in a terracotta pot.
A teak-framed screen between the room and the verandah, so the daylight carries through instead of stopping at a wall.
Full-height glazing, a teak bed with a panelled headboard, white linen. You can step out without putting shoes on.
Room enough to properly unpack, which is the difference between passing through a place and staying in it.
A frameless glass screen, beige onyx-look tile, and hot water at any hour of the night. Toiletries are put out for you.
One bathroom was photographed for the library, so one is what we show you.
A garden, a living room, a dining area and a common balcony — all of it open to you for the length of your stay.
Photograph to come
The garden, from the garden. Every existing frame looks down at it from a balcony.
Nothing on this list is an extra, an upgrade or a line on a bill. It is simply what comes with the room.
Photograph to come
Breakfast. Included with every room — and the one thing nobody has photographed yet.