Owned
and managed by Khatau International, a Dilip D.
Khatau Group Company. Infinity Resorts
is situated in the himaliyan foothills on the
banks of the Kosi River. Situated in the
Kumaon hills of Uttaranchal, it
reflects a high standard of jungle accommodation
which is unique in India.
The lodge reminds one, of the famous African
lodges. It has a distinct outdoor atmosphere,
right down to the staff uniforms. The lodge has
a typical jungle ambience with its huge wooden
rafters in a dome-shaped split level
mega-pagoda, which serves as a lounge with a
cozy fireplace, a fully-stocked bar and a dining
hall. The decor, the furniture, the artifacts,
all capture the tough life of the jungle so
loved by the legendary Jim Corbett.
Its 24 twin bedrooms offer a panoramic view of
the Kosi river with the backdrop of the
Kumaon hills. Its lawns, set amidst a
mango grove bring to life the bonhomie of
outdoor zest and zeal with 'Chota Pegs' and
small eats in the evening.
Infinity Resorts is a strong
believer in eco-tourism as not only is it
important to travel to remote areas and enjoy
and understand the biodiversity and cultural
heritage of the area, but also to retain the
purity and beauty of the wilderness.
The most significant event that has taken place
in this regard is the setting up of The Corbett
Foundation. It is a private trust which is
engaged in eco-developmental works in the buffer
area with special emphasis on an awareness programme. It is earnestly hoped that the
activities of the trust will further the cause
of eco-tourism and it will become a pioneer
organisation to further conservation efforts in
and around the Cobett Tiger Reserve, including
the tiger.
Facilities :
Owned
and managed by Khatau International Limited,
Infinity Resorts stands on the banks of the Kosi
river in the heart of the Kumaon hills of
western U.P. Looking onto the green hills of
Nainital and Ranikhet ridgeline, the lodge
reflects a high standard of jungle accommodation
which is unique in India.
Twenty four spacious twin-bedded rooms with
adjoining bathrooms and individual private
balconies stand in a grove of mango trees around
a full sized swimming pool. Terra-cotta tiles,
local marble stone and slate blend pleasingly in
the main lodge building which is arranged on
several levels to maximize enjoyment of the
view. The circular lodge and dining area,
complete with a fully stocked bar and cosy
fireplace, jut out making it an intrinsic part
of the river and hills around it.
Other facilities include indoor games, a
conference hall with state of the art equipment,
Childrens Park and even a medical center with
resident doctors and an ambulance.
