Peaceful Recidency Experience
A comfortable residency offering well-maintained rooms with all essential amenities for a convenient and hassle-free stay.
Our Story
SereneNest started as a family home opened to travelers seeking an authentic, comfortable stay. We believe a great homestay isn't about luxury — it's about genuine care.
We offer well-maintained rooms only — no restaurant, no buffet — just the quiet joy of a well-rested night and a beautiful morning.
Where You Sleep
Standard
A spacious private home ideal for large families or groups. Enjoy a comfortable and peaceful stay with complete privacy and ample space. Capacity: Up to 7 members
Rudra Theertha
A well-maintained private home perfect for group stays. Designed to offer a calm and relaxing environment for a comfortable experience. Capacity: Up to 7 members
Family
A cozy private home suitable for couples or small families. Clean, comfortable, and perfect for a peaceful short stay. Capacity: 2 to 4 members
Guest Reviews
The room was incredibly clean and the hosts were so welcoming. It felt like staying with family. I'll definitely return on my next trip!
Perfect for a quiet getaway. No distractions, just a lovely room in a peaceful setting. Loved the view from the window every morning.
Good value, great location. The family suite was spacious and comfortable for all four of us. Hosts pointed us to amazing local restaurants nearby!
Explore The Area
Kalasa & Chikmagalur — temples, waterfalls, misty peaks and coffee country, all within easy reach of the residency, ordered nearest to farthest.
An ancient Shiva temple that gives Kalasa its name, revered as "Dakshina Kashi." A peaceful spot for morning darshan, just minutes from the residency.
Five sacred spring-fed ponds near the temple complex, believed to be the origin of the Bhadra River — a serene, spiritually significant site.
Tucked in a valley off the Kalasa-Kudremukh road, this waterfall gets its name from the frothy, milk-white water it's known for. A part of the scenic Kudremukh trekking route, surrounded by forest and Shola grasslands.
Also known as Abbugudige Falls, this hidden 40-ft waterfall sits inside a private estate near Kalasa. A short 5-10 minute walk from the parking area leads to a crystal-clear pool, perfect for a quiet swim away from the crowds.
A scenic hanging bridge over the Bhadra River, framed by lush hills. A favorite short walk for guests wanting fresh air and river views.
A dramatic Western Ghats viewpoint reached via a short uphill hike, offering sweeping views of mist-covered peaks, forests, and the Kudremukh range — best at sunrise or sunset.
A breathtaking cliff-edge viewpoint in the Western Ghats near Durgadahalli, with panoramic views of the Kudremukh range and Ballalarayana Durga fort. A must-visit for nature lovers and trekkers.
One of Karnataka's most visited temples, dedicated to Goddess Annapoorneshwari. A popular day trip combined with a pilgrimage circuit through the region.
Also called Gaali Gudda by locals, this off-road hilltop near Horanadu offers a breathtaking 360° view of the Western Ghats. A favorite spot to catch sunrise and sunset, reachable by a scenic jeep trail followed by a short walk.
A biodiversity-rich stretch of the Western Ghats, popular for trekking and misty mountain views. Ideal for nature lovers and moderate trekkers.
Karnataka's 7th highest peak at around 5,500 ft, offering a classic Western Ghats trek through Shola forests and grasslands with stunning views of Kudremukh and Ballalarayana Durga.
A scenic trek near Kudremukh at around 1,520 m, source of the Nethravathi River, with sweeping views over Shola forests and grasslands.
A historic and revered spiritual center founded by Adi Shankaracharya, set along the Tunga River — a meaningful stop for pilgrims passing through.
Wander through fragrant coffee plantations, tour a working estate, and taste single-origin brews in the birthplace of Indian coffee.
Karnataka's highest peak (1,930 m) in the Baba Budan range. A scenic drive followed by a short climb rewards you with panoramic Western Ghats views.
Legendary hills where coffee was first planted in India. A sacred shrine, rolling grasslands and misty ridges make it a memorable half-day trip.
A two-tiered waterfall tucked inside coffee and cardamom estates near Kemmangundi. Reach it by jeep for a refreshing forest immersion.
A cool, flower-filled hill retreat with Rose Garden, Z-Point sunset views and mist-covered valleys — a favorite among photographers.
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A serene waterfall dropping past an ancient Veerabhadra temple — a peaceful stop on the way to Kemmangundi and Baba Budangiri.