The product
Every key in the estate sits where the topography put it — the hotel on the highest point, the villas stepping down a slope, the nature stays lightest of all.
Hotel
Hill 2 — Top Floor
The highest rooms on the highest hill
The crown of the luxury hotel: Presidential and Royal suites with private terraces and an unbroken view over the tea gardens — the rooms the whole resort is oriented around.
Luxury Hotel
100 exclusive rooms under one roof
The one main hotel carries 100 exclusive rooms alongside a 200-pax Grand Ballroom, a 50-pax Seminar Room and a Meeting Room — stone and glass against the forested hills, with the wellness programme a short walk away.
Villas
Villa slopes
20 exclusive villas, two rooms each
Twenty exclusive villas of two rooms each — 40 villa rooms in all — in super deluxe residential, single, duplex and presidential types, terraced along the slopes so no villa overlooks another. Floor-to-ceiling glass faces the valley, with private pool and a tranquil, serene hill view.
Hill 3
Water, deck and nothing overlooking you
The villa's pool runs the length of its deck, cut into the terrace so the water edge reads level with the tea below. Privacy comes from the topography rather than from walls.
Nature Stays
Hill 4
Raised into the canopy
Timber tree houses on the quieter slopes, lifted into the canopy on a minimal footprint. A deck, a view, and very little between you and the hills.
Hill 4 — Ridge
Curved shells on the ridge line
Sculptural pod retreats set along the ridge, with green roofs, a sunken fire-pit lounge and a pool cantilevered toward the valley. The most contemporary architecture on the estate.
“Each villa steps down the hill, ensuring privacy and view.”
Ownership
Unit shares grant direct fractional ownership in the entire hotel establishment, with annual halal profits drawn from rooms, dining and activities across every zone.
