A five-bedroom private estate on Kodaikanal Lake, set within one acre of lawns, garden paths, patios, bonfire spaces, and tall stands of eucalyptus and pine.
As featured in Condé Nast Traveller, AD & Vogue India.
Condé Nast Traveller India
This 19th-century bungalow in Kodaikanal has all the makings of a classic summer holiday.
Architectural Digest India
At the Dunnottar Bungalow in Kodaikanal, Scottish and South Indian influences blend seamlessly.
Vogue India
This stately bungalow located on the banks of the Kodai Lake once belonged to Lord Chamberlain in the pre-1947 era. Now, carefully restored by the Puliyadi family, this property exudes charm in spades.
Design Pataki
Escape Into An Idyllic Retreat At The Dunnottar Bungalow In Kodaikanal
Three ways you can stay with us
The Bungalow is divided into two self-contained wings, North and South, each with its own bedrooms, living and dining spaces, and separate entrance. Guests can book the Whole Bungalow, with the full five-bedroom property and grounds private to one group, or book the North Bungalow and South Bungalow separately.
