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with shared bathroom Rs 2500; )
Manager Malik and his French wife run a tight ship here. Rooms are plain but spacious
with pristine bedding. The bathrooms let the side down a bit but it's a minor quibble.
There's a lovely wooden terrace restaurant for end-of-day drinks and excellent meals (open
to all).
The Mango Garden can arrange car hire and local tours.
Day's Inn
GUESTHOUSE
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Staying at this intimate six-room guesthouse is a pleasure. It's bursting with pictures, col-
our and decorations and has a warm homely feel. However, if you want a lie-in avoid the
rooms close to the dining area which can get noisy at breakfast time.
St Bridget's Country Bungalow
HOMESTAY
iya;r from Rs 2700; )
Hemmed in by jungly forest filled with birds, this gorgeous family house has rather plain
rooms, a very warm welcome, superb home-cooking (dinner Rs 700) and a guestbook full
of happy comments. It's a 20-minute uphill walk from town or Rs 200 in a three-wheeler.
Expeditor Guest House
GUESTHOUSE
2000-5000; )
Lots of potted plants, balconies with views, a warm welcome, spotless rooms and the op-
portunity to share the living areas with the guesthouse owners give Expeditor a cosy bed-
and-breakfast feel. The owners offer fantastic treks in the Knuckles Mountains and can
provide good advice.
McLeod Inn
GUESTHOUSE
