24-hour Room Service
In-room dining and service at any hour — an early temple departure or a late arrival, both are covered.
Facilities tailored for you
From restful moments in your room to gatherings and delightful dining — every facility is crafted for comfort.
Sea-facing Rooms
Front and side sea-view categories across eight room types, from 217 to 355 sq. ft.
Multi-cuisine Restaurant
Breakfast, lunch and dinner in a relaxed, refined room. Explore the restaurant.
Sundowner Cafe
Terrace snacks and beverages with the sea in view. Explore the cafe.
Versatile Event Space
A 1,300 sq. ft. banquet hall hosting up to 90 guests. Plan an event.
Kids' Play Area
A dedicated space where younger travellers burn off beach energy.
Gym
Keep the routine going, a few minutes from your room.
Travel Desk
Sightseeing plans, transfers and the three-day itinerary, arranged in person.
What each one actually means
Eight facilities, in practice
A list of amenities tells you very little. Here is what each of ours means for the way you will actually spend a day.
24-hour room service
Something to eat or drink whenever the mood takes you. Useful on arrival days and on the day the sea wins and you never quite make it downstairs.
Sea-facing rooms
Three categories look directly at the water; others have side sea views or face the quiet side. See the eight rooms to choose.
Multi-cuisine restaurant
Breakfast, lunch and dinner in one relaxed room. The dining page covers how the meals fall.
Sundowner Cafe
The terrace above the water, serving snacks and beverages. The best hour of the day, in a chair, with a view.
Versatile event space
A 1,300 sq. ft. banquet hall for up to 90 guests. The events page has capacities and the MICE desk details.
Kids' play area
Somewhere for children to burn off energy that is not the beach. Parents' sanity, quietly preserved.
Gym
Keep a routine going, or offset the previous evening's terrace. Ask the front desk for current access hours.
Travel desk
Car hire, temple transport, Konark and Chilika day trips, craft-village drives. The single most useful thing in the building.
Hours
When each one is open
Facility hours shift slightly with the season and with temple-festival timings; these are the shapes of a normal day.
6:30
Restaurant opens
Early tea and coffee first, breakfast buffet from seven. Temple-day breakfasts start earlier on request.
11:00
Gym and travel desk
The gym is coolest before noon; the travel desk staffs the counter through the afternoon booking rush.
16:00
Sundowner Cafe wakes
The terrace service runs from late afternoon to the last light — snacks, beverages, and the best seats in the house.
22:00
Room service winds down
A reduced late menu continues after dinner service; the kitchen coordinates late arrivals with reservations in advance.
In practice
What guests actually ask about
Power and water
Full-time generator backup covers outages, and water is filtered at the fill points; bottled water is stocked in every room as standard.
Kids in practice
The play area is supervised loosely rather than staffed — it works best for children old enough to play independently while parents keep an eye from the adjacent seating.
The gym honestly
It is a compact hotel gym — cardio and basics — not a training floor. Guests who run use the beach road at dawn instead, and recommend it strongly.
Questions
Facility questions we hear most
—there isn't one, and we would rather say so plainly than call the sea a substitute. The beach is thirty seconds away, and the rooftop terrace is the place to dry off with a view.
Yes — that is the usual shape of a family function here. The MICE desk holds a block of rooms against the hall booking so guests are under one roof; one enquiry covers both.
It does — cars with drivers by the day or the half-day, plus boat arrangements at the Chilika points worth boarding from. The desk will tell you honestly when a route is not worth the hours.
The cafe corner is the unofficial working spot through the day — tables, light and coffee; the restaurant mezzanine quiets down after breakfast. Wi-Fi reaches both.
Inside the building
The gym, the lobby, and the corners between
Facility pages usually promise a gym and show nothing. Here are the three spaces guests move through most — the gym, the lobby and the waiting area — photographed for the property's own booking listings and stored on this server.
The one to use
Ask the travel desk
Almost everything worth doing in Puri needs a car and local knowledge. Ours arranges driver, route and timing — and will tell you honestly whether a plan is worth the day it costs.