A unique heritage hotel set in a British camping site, where one experiences the romance and mystique of bygone times. The hotel radiates harmony and depicts a relaxed coastal lifestyle. The hotel contains 45 odd deluxe rooms with some exclusive royal dome suites as well. The hotel also contains some pet-friendly rooms.

A unique heritage hotel set in a British camping site, where one experiences the romance and mystique of bygone times. The hotel radiates harmony and depicts a relaxed coastal lifestyle. The hotel contains 45 odd deluxe rooms with some exclusive royal dome suites as well. The hotel also contains some pet-friendly rooms.

The Pongamiya restaurant and the lobby are studded with age old artefacts belonging to the British Officers, while in service in Madras as early as 1910. They form a part of the private collection of Mr. Steve Borgia and his family. This collection includes some rare utensils, camping furniture, picnic sets, clocks, lock, etc. The British officers really made Britain a portable commodity.INDeco Mamallapuram offers authentic and high quality sea food,continental and south Indian dishes.

Manicured lawns, picturesque gazebos, bouncing trampolines, bougainvillea- covered pathways give the impression of a make-believe ‘Fairy Land’. The combination of solicitous hospitality with unpredictable adventure delivers a once in a lifetime experience at INDeco Mahabalipuram. Imagine a catamaran ride into the sea to feel and touch the temple buried in the sea. The aura of the hotel is divine and a walk around the area leaves the guest instantly captivated….If you choose to you may do a Bollywood dance with local dancers, take a bullocart ride to the tourist attractions in the destination .The Ayurvedic centre here offers some authentic massages without any funfare.

On June 3^rd 2009, when the Tamil Nadu government voted to send the 1837 built Madras Central Prison to the gallows, we attempted to save its heritage and when all attempts failed we negotiated with the demolisher, we paid a huge price to acquire the main gates of this historic prison and exhibited the same in the Steve Borgia Indian Heritage Museum at INDeco hotels, Mahabalipuram. The museum also displays a wide collection of chairs,printing presses,tools and machinery used to build fort st.george   among other things.