"Sterling
Swamimalai" is a confluence of Leisure, Heritage, Health,
Nature, Aesthetics & Spirituality that creates harmony for the
mind and the soul, offering the guest the Authentic Indian
Experience through a life style, art & culture and making the
stay a memorable one. Sterling Swamimalai is embedded with the
state-of-the-art Ayurveda centre. Developed in association with the
Arya Vaidya Chikitsalayam of Coimbatore, the pioneers in Ayurveda
and herbal treatment, the speciality of this centre is the copper
sauna bath that is a rarity in this part of the world.
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The
heritage hotel situated in a 5 acre land amidst coconut groves has
17 well furnished air-conditioned rooms. The facilities offered
include - Ayurvedic treatment centre, Herbal oil massage, Royal
Herbal bath, Traditional and continental cuisine, classical and folk
theatre, Bullock cart drive, Forex counter, Hands-on handicrafts,
Laundry, Doctor on call, Souvenir shop and Travel desk.
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Sterling
Swamimalai is ideally located and could be reached by road in just 5
hrs from both Madras and Madurai. One could start from Mahabalipuram
or Madras and reach Sterling Swamimalai directly or visit
Pondicherry and Chidambaram enroute. A 2 nights stay at this
property could provide a clear glimpse of South India to your
tourists who can visit Dharasuram, Iconography School, Kumbakonam,
Gangaikonda Cholapuram, Tanjore and other exotic destinations. For
those coming from Madurai they could visit Trichy and Tanjore
enroute to Swamimalai.
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One
of the special features of Sterling Swamimalai is providing the
guests with authentic Indian experience like classical and folk
performance, traditional games, traditional cuisine etc. While
tourists could relax in this serene surrounding, Sterling
Swamimalai's Ayurveda Centre offers a complete range of Ayurveda
treatments for the guests to rejuvenate and tone up their mind, body
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