Strategic Location
Directly opposite Nisargadhama and in the middle of the Coorg sightseeing belt.
Quiet rolling hills wrapped in mist, endless coffee plantations and the fresh, cool smell of the earth. Coorg, or Kodagu, wins over every traveller who visits.
Captains Crown is a resort in Kushalnagar, right in the middle of it all, on BM Road and directly opposite the Nisargadhama forest park. It has 30 rooms and suites, a multi-cuisine restaurant, a cafe, a fifth-floor pub with a semi-open top and a banquet hall, all within one contemporary property that opened in December 2024.
The location is the point. Dubare Elephant Camp, the Golden Temple at Bylakuppe and Harangi Dam are all close by, with Madikeri a short drive away. You spend your time seeing Coorg, not driving across it.
To offer a comfortable, clean and value-driven stay with service that is personal rather than procedural. Our guests should feel looked after like family, and should leave planning their next visit. Read about our story and mission.
Directly opposite Nisargadhama and in the middle of the Coorg sightseeing belt.
Free on-site parking under CCTV surveillance.
A 24-hour front desk and a team our guests name in their reviews.
The whole family can stay together.
Up to 4 guests
4-star comfort at rates that make a Coorg holiday easy to justify.
All four room types share the basics: king-size or twin beds, air conditioning you control, 43-inch televisions and fast, free Wi-Fi. Choose by space and view.
Our most-booked room: comfortable, well-appointed and the best value on the property.
Built for business travellers and couples, with a pool view and a proper work setup.
Our most generous room, with a bathtub, a separate sofa area and a view over the pool.
Our rarest room, with only two in existence, has a private balcony to take your morning coffee on.
The food is half the reason guests return. Pork and beef are not served anywhere on the property.
Nisargadhama is directly opposite the gate. Everything else worth seeing in Coorg is a short drive.
A river island forest park of bamboo, sandalwood and teak, reached by a hanging bridge. Directly opposite the property, so you can walk to it.
On the banks of the Kaveri, where visitors meet, feed and bathe the elephants alongside their mahouts.
The Tibetan settlement and its golden-roofed monastery, with a quiet that comes as a surprise this close to the road.