HBI Staff | Mumbai 
India’s hospitality brand Sterling Holiday Resorts, launched Sterling Athirappilly, redefining upscale hospitality with an aspirational and experiential retreat in Kerala. This marks Sterling’s eighth resort in the state with a bouquet that covers, hill stations, backwaters, jungle, heritage and waterfront properties in Alleppey, Anaikatti, Athirappilly, Guruvayur, Munnar, Thekkady, Vythiri and Wayanad.
Sterling Athirappilly is located on the banks of the Chalakudy River and is within a kilometer of the famed Athirappilly waterfalls. Sterling Athirappilly boasts of lavish rooms and open-plan studio-style suites, offering unrivalled views of the Chalakudy River and the greenery of the Western Ghats. Each accommodation boasts exquisite furnishing, promising guests not only opulent interiors but also breathtaking vistas. From the beautiful Indulge Suite with a Jacuzzi to the expansive 2-bedroom Presidential Suite with a waterfall-view balcony, every lodging ensures a stay filled with boundless comfort and excitement.
Indulge in the finest of South Kerala specialities and popular international favourites at the gourmet restaurant – Waterfront, which provides indoor dining and spills out onto a riversidepatio for a lovely outdoor dining experience. Enjoy far-stretching views of the waterfalls, the river and the greenery of the hills from therooftop infinity pool. Relax at The Hornbill – a unique library-lounge with notable literature on the local flora-fauna. Or choose to follow the in-house naturalist on nature treks and bird- watching trails.
The hotel can host business conferences and intimate Destination Weddings at ‘Confluence’, the 1,000 sft conference room and on the lawns. Vikram Lalvani, Managing Director and CEO, Sterling Holiday Resorts stated, “Sterling Athirappilly marks a milestone for Sterling in our promise to deliver enhanced stay experiences for our guests, and also strengthening our portfolio across Kerala. We can provide guests with the entire gamut of holiday experiences in Kerala.”
