A restored 17th century British bungalow, stands as a reminder of a Danish Admiral, Ove Gjedde, sent by the king of Denmark with two ships. The building is as much an example of intelligent conservation as it is an evocation of the past. The 8 rooms are huge with15ft tall doors and carefully chosen vintage furniture, paintings and artefacts.

While most Nagapattinam hotels are born with the beauty and treasures of history, not many have the luxury of housing architectural treasures visible from the verandah outside your room ! . An early 14th century Pandya temple on the left and a 17th century Danish fort to the right makes The Bungalow on the Beach one of the most distinctive Nagapattinam hotels. Time becomes irrelevant when you stand full east facing the sunrise

Tranquebar is a Dutch, Danish, British Colonial heritage town of pristine beauty and perennial charm, situated on the Coromandel Coast in the Nagapattinam District in Tamil Nadu, South India. Tharangambadi, ‘the land of the singing waves’ as the town is known in Tamil, became Tranquebar for the Danes! This picturesque coastal town lies 15 km south of the ancient Chola port of Pumpuhar, and 15 km north of the former French comptoir of Karikal.

HOTEL AMENITIES
·         Perfect Venue for Bird Watchers
·         Swimming Pool, Beach and garden area
·         Nearby Attractions : Dansborg Fort, Masilamani Nathar Temple, The Governor’s Bungalow