Thomas Cook adds Nature Trails INA Resort in Maharashtra to its portfolio

The resort offers three categories of accommodation, outdoor swimming pool, and a a multi-cuisine restaurant. 

Thomas Cook (India) Limited’s experiential hospitality brand, Nature Trails, has expanded its resort network to seven properties by adding Nature Trails INA Resort in Dodamarg, Maharashtra. Marking its fourth property in the state, the addition further strengthens the brand’s presence across Maharashtra’s nature-rich destinations. 

Nestled in the Sahyadri countryside and spread across three acres, Nature Trails INA Resort brings this setting to life through nature-led stays, outdoor recreation and experiences that encourage guests to connect with their surroundings. Designed to cater to families, couples and groups, the resort offers three accommodation categories – Vana Forest View Rooms, Ira Cottages and Arka Cottages. The Vana Forest View Rooms, spread across 538 sq. ft., feature king-size beds, attached bathrooms, sofa-cum-beds and private balconies overlooking the natural surroundings. The Ira Cottages, measuring 237 sq. ft., offer king-size beds, attached bathrooms and spacious verandas, while the 388 sq. ft. Arka Cottages feature forest-facing views, king-size beds, sofa-cum-beds, attached bathrooms and balconies. 

A key highlight of the resort is its range of outdoor and recreational activities. Guests can enjoy trekking, birdwatching, archery, treasure hunts and team games, offering opportunities for exploration, recreation and shared experiences. An outdoor swimming pool, set amidst lush greenery, adds to the leisure offering, making the property suitable for both relaxed family holidays and engaging group getaways.

Dining at the resort is centered around Mitra – a multi-cuisine restaurant, which features a selection of cuisines with Maharashtrian flavours as a highlight. 

Mahesh Iyer – Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Thomas Cook (India) Limited said, “The expansion of Nature Trails is aligned with our broader strategy of building a differentiated hospitality portfolio that responds to the growing opportunity in experiential and nature-led travel. We see significant potential in destinations beyond established leisure hubs, particularly those that offer opportunities to develop distinctive holiday experiences while contributing to the growth of emerging tourism markets. Our focus is on building a portfolio with a strong destination proposition, supported by the right hospitality infrastructure and operating model. As we expand the portfolio, we will continue to evaluate opportunities that align with our long-term growth priorities, strengthen our geographic footprint and create sustainable value for the business.”