Rock View Room
180 sq ftThe boulder field fills the window. That is the whole point of this one.
Hampi is 342 km from Bangalore, 6.5 to 7.5 hours by road. It is a long weekend, not an overnight, and it is worth the drive.
We would rather you knew before you set off than found out on the road.
By the NH 48 and NH 50 route, the usual one.
Six and a half on a clear run, seven and a half with stops.
Two is tight for the distance. Three earns the drive.
A pool and a bar at the end of a day in the sun.
Three days in eight pictures, roughly in order. Tap one to see it.
Friday drive, Saturday dawn. The reason to leave early.
Saturday morning, while it is still cool.
Rock view rooms for two, bamboo cottages for four, and classic rooms for a straightforward night.
The boulder field fills the window. That is the whole point of this one.
Built in bamboo, set among the landscaped grounds.
The straightforward room, for a night between temple days.
Bangalore is the long haul. The train is the alternative if nobody wants to drive.
| From | By road |
|---|---|
| Anegundi village | on the resort road |
| Hosapete Junction (HPT) | 31 km · about 1 hr |
| Jindal Vijaynagar airport (VDY) | 49 km · about 1 hr 20 |
| Hubballi airport (HBX) | 181 km · about 3.5 hr |
| Bangalore | 342 km · 6.5 to 7.5 hr |
342 km, 6.5 to 7.5 hours on NH 48 then NH 50. Leave before dawn and you arrive in time for lunch.
Two nights is tight for a drive that long each way. Three nights is the better fit.
Hosapete Junction is the nearest rail head, 31 km away, and the resort sits on the Anegundi side beyond it.
Anjanadri Hill at sunrise. It is a climb, and it is the reason most people come back.
A hillside pool with a view over the boulders, and a poolside bar at the end of it.
Three room types, and a celebration lawn that seats up to 350 with an indoor hall beside it.