Leopard Rock Wilderness Resort Ooty by VOYE HOMES

Location is the only positive.Staffs where unprofessional.No guidance was given.No phone to call reception.Nee to search for the staff for assistance.Food was overpriced too.Overall the experience was not worth the money paid.Won't recommend to anyone.

Family • India • Sep 2026

Very bad location, no cleanliness. Unprofessional staff . Don't go on pictures. Purely bad experience. No doubt you will find peace. But horror style peace. Because one you will book and go . You will realise it.

Good location’ but reaching to this place is very difficult and just don’t follow google map. Local people were helped us to find out the location. If you are planning to reach the location after 10 PM it will be challenging’ so plan early and the contact number given in the google map was not working/not picking the call. We have booked through ixigo application and the contact number shared by them was not related to this property. Towards this location no proper sign boards. We have selected super deluxe room. But the room was not hygienic and basic facilities were not available. It will qualify for a PG accommodation-lodge. Breakfast option available with the booking was not worth. The staff were very helpful and courteous, room service was very good.

Perched on the 10th hairpin bend of the Ooty-Masinagudi Road, the Leopard Rock Wilderness Resort offers a secluded escape for those looking to bypass the crowded town center. The resort’s standout feature is its clifftop location, providing breathtaking, unobstructed views of the Kalhatti Ghats and the lush valley below. It is a prime spot for birdwatching and spotting wildlife, with the sounds of nature often being the only ambient noise.The accommodations are designed to complement the rugged surroundings, featuring wood-lined interiors and private balconies that maximize the panoramic vistas. Many rooms include cozy fireplaces, which are essential for the chilly Nilgiri evenings. While the decor is minimalist, the focus remains on the "natural" experience, with clean, well-maintained spaces that prioritize the view over high-tech amenities.Dining at the on-site cafe, Le-Rock, includes a mix of local and global dishes, with the complimentary Asian breakfast receiving frequent praise for its freshness. For those seeking adventure, the resort facilitates jungle safaris to nearby Mudumalai and guided walking tours. Although the steep access road can be a bit challenging, the tranquility and "realistic" wilderness feel make it a rewarding destination for photographers and nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat.

Rooms were okiesh but not much worth the price. There was no fan fixed and table fan was provided and power was fluctuating whole time and so water from the geaser was not hot. Towels were not clean as well as the rooms. Location wise it was very good.