The King Rooms
- Vanilla
- Ivory
- Snow
- Pearl
Four identical king rooms, all on the ground floor. Walk in from the gate, with no stairs and no lifting bags.
- King bed
- AC
- Attached bath
- Shared kitchen
- No stairs
The stay
Five rooms, a kitchen, a dining hall and a rooftop garden. Only the bedroom door is yours alone; everything else in this house is open to you from the moment you put your bags down.
The rooms
Four king rooms on the ground floor, and Moon Light on the third. Every price below is the full-season rate; for most of the year I charge considerably less, so call and ask me about your dates.
Four identical king rooms, all on the ground floor. Walk in from the gate, with no stairs and no lifting bags.
Two double beds, a private kitchen, its own television and a door onto the rooftop. Third floor, stairs only.
Shared spaces
Every corner
No wide-angle tricks. This is what you will walk into.









Book direct
Send me your dates and I will confirm what is free. A one-night advance holds it, and it comes off your bill.
Four rooms on the ground floor: Vanilla, Ivory, Snow and Pearl. They are the same room four times over, so whichever is free is the one you get.
Travelling as a large family? Take two, three or all four; they sit next to each other on the same floor.
The whole third floor. Two double beds, a kitchen that belongs to you alone, and a door that opens onto my rooftop garden.
If you are travelling with elderly parents, take two King Rooms downstairs instead. Moon Light is the best room in my house and the hardest to reach, and I would rather tell you that now than have you climb it with luggage at five in the morning.
A proper kitchen with a gas stove, utensils, and a dining hall that seats a dozen. My guests use it freely; it is the thing people mention most in their reviews.
Many of my guests are here on pilgrimage, and the house keeps to that. Moon Light upstairs has a kitchen of its own.
Two long tables, white chairs, and a 50" television on the wall. It is the room where my guests actually meet each other.
It opens straight onto the kitchen, so you can cook and eat without carrying anything across the house.
An open terrace lined with my potted plants. Open all day, and the best place in the house at six in the morning and again at six in the evening.
I water those plants every day and I am quietly proud of them. Please enjoy the terrace, but leave the pots where they are.
Wi-Fi reaches every room. Ask me for the password when you arrive; it is also written on a card by the stairs.
If you are here to work rather than to pray, the dining hall is the best spot: a big table, good light, and nobody in your way.
Free parking inside the gate, for guests only. There is room for cars and for two-wheelers.
There is a washing machine in the house. It costs ₹50 for a load; that covers the water, the power and the detergent, and nothing more.
This is a three-storey house with a staircase and no lift. I would rather tell you now than have you find out with your bags in your hands.
Book the King Rooms. They are on the ground floor and you can walk straight in from the gate. Do not book Moon Light for a group that includes anyone who finds stairs difficult.
Call me before you book and I will tell you plainly whether this house suits your group.