Dusit Hotels and Resorts, under Dusit International, has entered into a strategic hotel management agreement with Shravanthi Hotels and Resorts to operate Devarana Sakleshpur, Karnataka – A Dusit Retreat.
Set to open in March 2028, this project marks the first Devarana – Dusit Retreat signed outside of China, and is designed to deliver meaningful and transformative stay experiences for domestic and international travellers.

Devarana Sakleshpur, Karnataka – A Dusit Retreat will feature 75 villas and suites, with 25 units also offering private plunge pools. Guests will enjoy wellness facilities, including a dedicated Devarana Wellness Centre with a movement studio, gym, and herbal steam room. A wellness consultation service and personalised programmes will be available to cater to guests on different wellness paths.
Additional facilities include an expansive infinity pool, a speciality restaurant serving authentic South Indian cuisine, and an all-day dining venue offering nutritious culinary delights.
Located in the picturesque Western Ghats, a four-hour drive from Karnataka’s capital, Bangalore, Sakleshpur is known for its lush coffee, tea, and spice plantations, ancient temples, and trekking trails through the Bisle Reserve Forest, a globally recognised biodiversity hotspot.
Popular attractions near the upcoming retreat include the star-shaped Manjarabad Fort and Jenukallu Gudda peak. Mangalore International Airport is 130 km away, and Sakleshpur Railway Station is a short 20 km from the property.
“We are delighted to bring our unique brand of Thai-inspired gracious hospitality to Sakleshpur, where we see a perfect alignment between the area’s serene natural beauty and the holistic essence of Devarana – Dusit Retreats,” said Gilles Cretallaz, chief operating officer, Dusit International.
Santosh Balakrishna, executive director, Shravanthi Hotels and Resorts, added: “With Dusit’s expertise, we are confident that Devarana Sakleshpur Karnataka – A Dusit Retreat will offer an elevated stay experience that blends luxury and well-being to deliver a deep, meaningful connection with the destination, appealing to discerning travellers seeking renewal and inspiration in the serene beauty of Karnataka’s Western Ghats.”






