Hotel Ambadi

Thekkady’s first heritage hotel Designed by British-born, Indian architect Laurie Baker, Hotel Ambadi is swaddled in the breathtaking greenery of the Periyar wildlife Sanctuary. It is just a short walk away, and visitors have immense number of ways to entertain themselves. Sustainable, Eco-Friendly Architecture and Organic Interiors are what stands out in the design by this Padma Shri-awardee. The Naturally Lit and Well-Ventilated rooms and Structures, Inner Courtyards and cool confines of Hotel Ambadi are striking. Founded in 1982, this landmark hotel was named ‘Ambadi‘ by noted filmmaker G. Aravindan and the emblem for Hotel Ambadi was designed by artist Namboothiri, well-known painter and sculptor. Hotel Ambadi is built in the likes of a traditional Kerala village. The resplendent architecture and buildings blend with the stunning background of the wildlife sanctuary. Traditional hospitality greets you to a fine experience, blending the modern and the antiquated. Get in touch with your inner self – go for a walk in a nature trail, visit Spice Plantations, Trek in the hills, or Watch Wildlife on a Jungle Safari. All this and more are possible just a walk away from the hotel.