Nothing here is taller than the tree line. Rooms open onto planting rather than corridors.
Built into the land rather than onto it.
Buildings follow the contours instead of flattening them, and the herb gardens were planted before the first room was finished. Most of the walking here happens outdoors.
Four kinds of residence, all of them quiet, none of them far from the shala or the water. What separates them is seclusion and space rather than luxury — every room gets the same linen, the same view of something growing, and the same silence at night.
Herb gardens
Ground level, opening directly onto the herb gardens.
The quietest of the entry rooms, set at ground level with doors that open straight onto planting. Mornings here begin with the smell of the herb beds rather than an alarm.
Forest canopy
Raised among the tree canopy, with a full wall of glass.
Set high enough that the view is entirely green. The suite separates sleeping and sitting areas, so the bed stays a place for sleeping — something we are quietly insistent about.
Valley and gardens
A private villa with its own therapy room and plunge pool.
For guests on longer programmes who would rather not walk anywhere for treatment. The villa includes a dedicated therapy room, so the day can be arranged entirely around your own schedule.
Complete seclusion
The most secluded residence, at the far edge of the estate.
Reached by its own path and screened entirely by planting. Guests here rarely see another room during their stay. Intended for extended programmes and for anyone who genuinely needs to disappear for a while.
The loudest soundon an ordinary afternoon is water.
An open wooden pavilion for the morning practice.
Warm and cool pools set into the gardens.
Herb beds, walking paths and places to sit alone.
Quiet, warm, and built for the length of a treatment.
Where the afternoons tend to go.
Tell us how long you would like and how much seclusion suits you. We will suggest a residence and a programme to go with it.