Cheap Hotels In Munnar

8 Cheap Hotels & Accommodation in Munnar, India
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Munnarism
10Superb(18)
Hostel- 23.43km from city centre
MunnarisM is featured with free wifi.
Privates From
€6.93
Dorms From
€3.31
Zostel Munnar
7.4Very Good(87)
Hostel- 4.35km from city centre
Around 2.6 km from Munnar Tea Museum, Zostel Munnar offers a tour desk and luggage storage space for guests.
Privates From
€13.85
Dorms From
€6.64
K Mansion
9.3Superb(89)
Hostel- 7.16km from city centre
Set in Munnar, K Mansion is a Very New property with new innovations for customers.
Privates From
€16.63
Dorms From
€9.42
Munnar Village Homes
Hostel- 10.22km from city centre
This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi. All rooms come with a balcony with views of the garden.
Privates From
€7.21
No Dorms Available
Share Hostel
4.0(38)
Hostel- 5.25km from city centre
Share Hostel is providing great service.
No Privates Available
Dorms From
€3.88
M3 Homes
7.3Very Good(22)
Hostel- 8km from city centre
There is a fully equipped private bathroom with bath or shower and free toiletries in M3 Homes.
Privates From
€6.65
Dorms From
€5.54
The Hosteller Munnar
8.6Fabulous(81)
Hostel- 12.37km from city centre
Set in Munnar, The Hosteller Munnar provides accommodation with mixed dorm room and private rooms.
Privates From
€0.55
Dorms From
€1.10
Rheinberg Town Haus
7.4Very Good(1)
Bed and Breakfast- 0.34km from city centre
Rheinberg Town Haus offer cozy bed in Munnar.
Privates From
€9.42
No Dorms Available

About Munnar

Munnar hill station town is set in Kerala's Western Ghats mountain range. Once a holiday spot for British Raj elites, it's now known for its quiet, natural beauty of rolling tea plantations, waterfalls and the mountain goats of Eravikulam National Park. 'Munnu' means 'three rivers', after the Muthirapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala Rivers that flow through the region. Spices like cardamom, cinnamon and nutmeg grow in Munnar's cool mountain air, where soaring green peaks overlook clouds pooling in the valleys below. 

Munnar hostels tend to be relaxed and outdoor-focused. You can stay in modern rooms set in an organic spice farm, a simple Munnar hostel in the heart of The Old Town, or a cosy tent in South India's highest campsite. Most have communal areas such as outdoor bonfire pits and rooftop terraces, and you'll find lots with little luxuries such as king-size beds and en-suite bathrooms. A few hostels in Munnar offer free trekking with a guide, or bike and scooter rentals to get you exploring the great outdoors.

The central area is Old Munnar, full of relics from Raj history such as 100-year-old The Christ Church. The newer parts of Munnar are some of its busiest, with commercial buildings and a constant flow of traffic. You'll find bus stops, tea merchants and market stalls of every kind along the main street (Main Bazaar). The town stretches out in three directions along the banks of its rivers, transforming into hills and forests in just a few kilometres. 

Munnar's most unusual sight is Neelakurinji, a flower which turns the hillsides into a sea of blue and purple once every 12 years. Other attractions include soaring Anamudi mountain – at 2,695 metres it's the highest peak in South India – and Devikulam, where you can take a serene boat ride on the lake or shop for tea and spices. High above the nearby Mattupatti Dam, you can hike through clouds in the Kannan Devan Hills to reach Echo Point (named for its natural sound reverberations), passing cascading waterfalls on your way. 

From Cochin International Airport, you can take a taxi to Aluva bus station. It's a 3-hour bus journey to Munnar. If you're travelling by train, Aluva is also the railway station so you can take the same bus from there. From Cochin town, you can catch a bus from Ernakulam at its centre for a journey of just under 5 hours. While there are a few local buses in Munnar, the easiest way to get around is by hailing a taxi or auto-rickshaw, or renting a motorbike.

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