Welcome to

1924 clock house

Originally built for planters in the Munnar region, the Clock House now welcomes guests to experience the nostalgic elegance of the English era, set amidst scenic tea gardens

The Iconic Clock Tower

The Clock House is the most distinctive feature of the property and a symbol of its rich heritage. The vintage clock tower once served as a timekeeper for the surrounding estate. Even today, it remains a charming reminder of the bungalow's historic past. Standing tall above the stone structure, the clock house reflects the architectural spirit of the colonial plantation era that shaped the landscapes of Old Munnar.

The

Grand

Fireplace

At the heart of 1924 Clock House stands our Grand Fireplace, a timeless centerpiece that has warmed this stone bungalow for over the years. Built with traditional craftsmanship and connected to one of the original chimneys of the house, this fireplace carries the charm and character of the early plantation era.

On misty evenings in the hills of Munnar, guests gather around the glowing fire to enjoy quiet conversations, heritage dining, and the soothing warmth that contrasts beautifully with the cool mountain air.

Infinity
Waters

Set against the endless green valleys of Munnar, our infinity pool creates the illusion of water merging seamlessly with the horizon. Surrounded by mist-covered tea plantations and the quiet charm of the hills, it offers a truly calming escape where time feels still. Whether you choose a refreshing morning dip or a peaceful evening by the water.

Ayurveda

at Clock House

Rejuvenate by the view
of endless Tea Gardens

Rooted in the ancient traditions of Kerala,
Ayurveda at 1924 Clock House offers a gentle
return to balance and well-being. Surrounded by
the quiet beauty of the hills of Munnar, each
therapy is designed to harmonize the body, mind,
and spirit through natural healing practices.

The
Planters’
Theatre

Set within the timeless elegance of 1924 Clock House, our banquet hall offers a refined space where celebrations and gatherings take on a classic charm. Framed by stone walls, high ceilings, and rich Burma teak interiors, the hall reflects the grace of a bygone era while providing modern comfort.

Cooking at the

Victorian Borma

A Heritage Kitchen
Experience

A space where tradition, warmth, and culinary heritage come together. Inspired by the old plantation kitchens of the early 20th century, the Bourma reflects a timeless cooking style where food is prepared with patience, authenticity, and rich local flavors.

Set within the stone bungalow and warmed by the grand fireplace, the Bourma offers a unique atmosphere where guests can witness and experience cooking traditions that echo the lifestyle of historic highland homes in Munnar.

OLD MUNNAR THROUGH TIME

Aerial view of a submerged Munnar town soon after the flood (1924)

The Mattupetty tea factory building near Munnar remains standing even
as surrounding structures are wiped out by the flood

Once upon a railroad in Munnar...

Hand-built stone walls that
have stood strong for a century

Tall chimneys
rising above the
stone roofs

Long traditional corridors that echo classic plantation bungalow design

ARCHITECTURE
HERITAGE

EXPERIENCES

Live the Old Munnar Lifestyle

Guided
tea plantation walks

Heritage
storytelling sessions

Bonfire evenings
under the mist

Vintage
photography corners

Nature trails

Bird watching

Vintage Oven

Little Legends Fun Hub

Spices corner

OUR ROOMS

Each room is thoughtfully restored to preserve the 1924 charm while ensuring modern comfort.

Churchil Bridge

Overlooking tea valleys with antique
interiors and wooden flooring.

Ladies Bridge

A cozy room with views of the historic
chimneys and plantation mist.

Little London

Located along the traditional corridor
with classic colonial design.

EXPERIENCE CURATED HERITAGE CUISINE

DINING

1924

Warm fireplaces, wooden interiors, and classic design create
a nostalgic dining atmosphere where guests can enjoy
authentic local and continental cuisine.

The restaurant celebrates traditional flavors with ingredients
inspired by the hills of Munnar.