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Luxury Villas

14

Devanahalli · Bengaluru

A row of single-storey luxury villas at Sree Raaga Resorts, each with its own pitched roof, along a landscaped lawn

Fourteen villas, each one a building of its own. You do not walk down a corridor to reach one. You walk across a lawn, past your own planting, to your own front door — and everything on the other side of it is yours for the night.

2 guests

One king

Ground floor

Breakfast included

Per night, direct

₹4,500
+ 5% GST

₹4,725 all in. The same rate on a Tuesday as on a Saturday.

A one-bedroom villa with a king bed, a sofa at the window and a walled forecourt of its own. Fourteen of the fifty-five keys at Sree Raaga are built this way.

The private brick-paved forecourt and timber front door of a luxury villa, under a deep eave with a lantern
Your forecourt, your door, your lantern. The red screen wall is where it stops being anybody else’s.

No corridors.
A lawn.

The villas run in a line along the garden, single storey, each under its own pitched roof with the rafter tails left showing. A path of stepping stones crosses the grass to a brick-paved forecourt that belongs to your villa and to nothing else. There is a lantern beside the door and a screen wall at the edge of the paving, which is the whole difference between a terrace and a corridor you happen to be standing in.

All of it is on the ground. No lift, no stairs, no landing to haul a bag up. You park, you walk across the garden, and you are inside.

A row of single-storey white villas with pitched roofs, set along a mown lawn with a stepping-stone path
The row, from the lawn. Each villa is its own building, under its own roof.
Stepping stones set into grass leading between villas at Sree Raaga Resorts
Stepping stones instead of a lobby. This is the walk to your door.

Inside

Teak fluted panelling, a king bed on a low wooden platform, brass sconces, and a backlit jaali panel cut into the ceiling. A two-seater sofa sits at the window with a side table, which is the small thing that changes a room into somewhere you spend an evening rather than somewhere you sleep.

Along the far wall: a television on marble, a writing console, a fridge, and a tea and coffee tray that gets restocked every day. Wardrobe and dresser are both inside the room. Housekeeping comes daily, and there is room service if you would rather not walk over to the restaurant.

Luxury villa bedroom with a king bed on a low wooden platform, teak panelling and a grey sofa by the window
The room from the door — king bed, and a sofa at the window.
Backlit jaali lattice ceiling panel set into wooden battens above a villa bed
The jaali ceiling: a cut lattice panel, lit from behind, set into wooden battens.
Television mounted on a marble-clad wall above a wooden console in a luxury villa
Television on the marble wall, console and fridge running beneath it.
A two-seater sofa and side table in the corner of a luxury villa bedroom
The sitting corner — somewhere to be in the evening that is not the bed.
Full-height wooden wardrobe inside a luxury villa bedroom
Full-height wardrobe, in the room rather than out in a passage.
Dressing table with a full-length framed mirror in a villa bedroom
Dresser, and a mirror you can actually see your shoes in.

Fourteen villas,
not fourteen copies

They were not all built to one drawing. Most of the villas carry a flat ceiling with the lit jaali panel set into wooden battens. A few open straight up into the pitched roof, with dark timber rafters and terracotta tile left exposed above the bed, and a full-length dressing mirror instead of the marble television wall.

Same category, same rate, same everything that matters. But if you have a preference, say which one when you enquire and we will hold it for you where we can.

Villa bedroom with a flat ceiling carrying a backlit jaali panel and brass wall sconces
Most of them: a flat ceiling with the lit jaali panel and brass sconces.
Villa bedroom open to a pitched roof with dark exposed timber rafters and terracotta tile
A few of them: open to the pitched roof, rafters and tile left showing.

The bathroom

Attached, tiled floor to ceiling, with a granite-topped vanity, a framed mirror, a hairdryer on the wall and a walk-in shower area. Toiletries and fresh towels daily.

It is a clean, plain, working bathroom. There is no tub and no window, and we would rather you read that here than find it out at eleven at night.

Villa bathroom with a granite-topped vanity, framed mirror, wall-mounted hairdryer and tiled walls
Granite vanity, framed mirror, hairdryer and toiletries on the wall.
Tiled villa bathroom showing the walk-in shower area and WC
Walk-in shower area, tiled to the ceiling. No tub, no window.

If you are arriving for something

Honeymoons, anniversaries, the first night after a wedding on the lawn. Tell us before you arrive and the villa is dressed for it — towel work on the bed, fresh petals laid out by hand that morning, the lights taken down. It costs nothing extra, and it is the first thing guests photograph.

For a cake, a particular flower, or anything made to order, give us a few days. We are in a village. Specialty items come up from Bangalore or Budigere Cross, and a request made the same morning may genuinely not be possible — so ask early and it will be waiting.

Luxury villa bed dressed with swan towel art and fresh flower petals for a honeymoon stay
The villa, set up before you arrive.
Close view of fresh flower petals arranged across a white bed in a villa
Fresh petals, laid out by hand that morning.
Two towels folded into swans with a heart, arranged on a villa bed
Towel work. Yes, it is a pair of swans.

The specification

Category
Luxury Villa · 1BHK
On the property
Fourteen, of fifty-five keys
Sleeps
Two adults
Bed
One king
Level
Ground floor, own entrance
Rate
₹4,500 + 5% GST · ₹4,725 a night
Extra bed
₹1,500 a night
Breakfast
Included, every night
Weekend rate
The same as any weekday

Prices include GST as shown. Breakfast is complimentary with every booking, and the swimming pool is included for anyone staying.

In every villa

  • Air conditioning
  • Ceiling fan
  • Television
  • Mini fridge
  • Tea and coffee tray, restocked daily
  • Bottled drinking water
  • Full-height wardrobe
  • Writing console and chair
  • Two-seater sofa
  • Dresser and full-length mirror
  • Attached bathroom, walk-in shower
  • Hairdryer and toiletries
  • Direct-dial telephone
  • Wi-Fi
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service
  • Private paved forecourt
  • Reading lights and brass sconces

And then there is the rest of it

Your rate is for the villa. The property comes with it.

The main swimming pool at Sree Raaga Resorts on a clear day
The swimming pool, included with every villa night.
The carved stone facade of the temple on the grounds of Sree Raaga Resorts
The temple on the grounds — very few properties out here have one.
A pergola over a stepping-stone path through landscaped gardens
The pergola walk, between the villas and the lawn.
  • Two multi-cuisine restaurants
  • Sports bar
  • Indoor, outdoor and adventure games
  • Kids’ play area
  • Open-air lawn and two banquet halls
  • Work lounge for a morning of email
  • Parking for seventy to eighty cars
  • EV charging points

Getting here

Twenty-five minutes from Kempegowda International Airport, which is the single most useful thing about where we are. Land, collect a bag, and be standing in a garden before you would have cleared the city.

Kempegowda International Airport
25 minutes
Airport pickup and drop
On request
Address
No. 1246, Budigere Bypass Road, Devanahalli Hobli, Chamarayapatna, Karnataka 562129
Parking
70–80 vehicles, with EV charging

Not sure the villa is the one?

Fifty-five keys in three categories. Breakfast is included with all of them.

Executive room with a king bed at Sree Raaga Resorts

Executive Room

Forty rooms · 2 guests

A double room in the main block. The simplest way to stay.

₹3,500
+ 5% GST
The private pool belonging to the duplex villa at Sree Raaga Resorts

Duplex · private pool

One only · 4 guests

Two levels, two bedrooms, and a pool nobody else swims in.

₹8,000
+ 18% GST

Asked before

Is breakfast really included?

Yes. Complimentary with every villa, every night, with no add-on fee. If you are booking a group and would rather it was left out — a lunch-focused event, say — we can take ₹200 off the rate instead.

How many people can stay in one villa?

Two adults as standard. An extra bed is ₹1,500 a night, subject to the villa. If you need more than that, book two villas next door to each other and tell us they are travelling together.

Does the rate go up at the weekend?

No. Our direct rate is ₹4,500 + 5% GST every day of the week. There is no weekend surcharge and no dynamic pricing on our own booking.

Is the villa on the ground floor?

Yes. All fourteen are single storey with their own entrance — no lift, no stairs, nothing to carry up. You park, walk across the garden, and you are inside.

Do the villas have a private pool?

No — that is the duplex, and there is only one of those. Villa guests use the main swimming pool, which is included in the rate.

Can you set the villa up for a honeymoon or an anniversary?

Yes, at no extra cost. Tell us when you book. For a cake, a specific flower or anything made to order, give us a few days — we are in a village, and specialty items come from Bangalore or Budigere Cross, so a request made the same morning may not be possible.

How far is the airport?

Twenty-five minutes from Kempegowda International Airport. Pickup and drop can be arranged on request when you book.

A short conversation is enough to find the right fit — a day by the pool, a wedding on the lawn, an offsite for the team, or a quiet night in a villa.

Come for a day.
Stay for the night.

Whatever brought you here

The pergola garden at Sree Raaga Resorts, with a stepping-stone path across the lawn and a bench under the trees
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