Top 5-Star Hotels in Kochi

I stayed with my wife and daughter, Overall my stay was perfect however I would like to highlight few things can be improved. Restaurant service is slow, food options are great , there were more than enough varieties orin the Buffet we always had the option to order from the Ala carte menu. I would like to say a big thank you to Sangeeta from the buffet restaurant . She was superb, as soon as we entered the restaurant she attends us with a big smile on the face. She know her job very well. Cleanliness- Room cleaning was done every morning when we leave for breakfast. our room cleaning guy Mr. Afazzudhin was the highlight. He always make sure our room is cleaned before we get back from Breakfast. He is a friendly and very professional I would give 5 star for cleanliness. Hassan & Family

We had an amazing experience during our one-night stay at the Ramada in Kochi. The hotel’s swimming pool was fantastic and made for some great family fun. The breakfast buffet had a wonderful spread, with plenty of delicious options to choose from. Our room was spotless, cozy, and comfortable, providing the perfect setting for a relaxing stay. My family and I had a lovely time, and we would absolutely recommend the Ramada in Kochi to anyone looking for a great stay with excellent amenities!

Excellent service from the staff, attention to customers needs and requirements. The front office ***ager Mr. Nithin is most supportive, humble and excellent in customer service.. everything was good.

The staff are friendly. The suite rooms are perfect. I don't think the hotel restaurant is bad, so I'm satisfied. Convenient for long stays.

This hotel is set once and likes greenery, and the space is large. This hotel is set once and likes greenery. This hotel is set once and is like greenery.

The hotel left a very mixed impression. On the one hand, it is absolutely charming - the design of the hotel, the rooms, the courtyard - all this touches and immerses you in an atmosphere of rest and relaxation. On the other hand, there are a lot of disadvantages that can outweigh the advantages. For example, the rooms are very cold even when the air conditioner is off. And in general, air conditioners are constantly working everywhere, so I did not get out of a warm sweater with a hood. Didn't like the food. I understand that this is India, but usually large hotels also have a European menu. Here, too, there were options, but either peppered and spicy anyway, or a la fast food (pizza and burgers). In general, if you are a gastritis, an ulcer, or for some other reason are limited in nutrition, then you will have a very difficult time. The staff is very arrogant (not all of course, but the general mass), there is always a feeling that you owe them something. Well, the last little remark, speaking about the attitude and sensitivity of the staff: we arrived on my husband's birthday and did not even hear the banal ”happy birthday” at the check-in. First time like this. Usually they will at least verbally congratulate, as a maximum they will treat you with cakes)

We spent a wonderful week in Fort Kochi at The Fragrant Nature Hotel - which quite frankly was the best! We loved the swimming pool on the roof and could spend time on the sunbeds with shades whilst relaxing and resting in the sunshine. The bedrooms were immaculately clean and spacious and the bed comfortable. All of the staff were fantastic and we got to know them and felt like they were our family by the time of leaving - special mention to Sruthi & Anjana & Jayasurya & Sujeesh & Dev (in the Spa). Most of all I need to mention Sandra Susan who looked after me and helped to choose my various Indian breakfasts and brought my double espresso - what a wonderful lady - thank you Sandra Susan! We were celebrating my wife’s special birthday and the staff arranged a private dining experience which was magical - thank you Fragrant Nature. We were very sad to leave the hotel but have the best memories of such an amazing time in Fort Kochi.

We’re a family of 3 ~ stayed at the Brunton Boatyard for 2 nights. The theme of the place is the Colonial era. The place is tastefully elegant and gives you that feel of Vintage Royalty. Fort Kochi has several buildings that go back 300 years. The rooms are spacious, neat and tidy ~ all in wood, old styled switches,fans, lampshades, doors, windows and bathroom fittings ….. everything vintage. The courtyard, the reception, the artifacts all transport you a 100 years back. The staff - professional, well trained, friendly yet not in-your-face. I loved the food served at breakfast and dinner. The mallu food tasted authentic. One bite and you know the quality of the chef. I loved the food and the culinary experience. I took a morning walk with the guide and I got a bit of history associated with the buildings, the streets and Loafer’s corner. During the day we took an auto ride to Jew town. The next day I spent the morning cycling around Fort Kochi. Had breakfast and left to the next CGH property - The Coconut lagoon, Kumaragom - Read my post to know more. While the property is fabulous, the surroundings are not so great - not that it diminishes or affects your experience. Overall - we left feeling Happy. Our experience of living the vintage lifestyle and experiencing a part of history will remain ever engrained in our memories. A must visit place. Stay for 2 days … not more.

Hotel is more suited for business travellers as nearby corporates offices suggests. As a solo leisure traveller the hotel was not for me, in terms of sightseeing etc with everything futher away. Breakfast and dinner selection was somewhat limited but nice food. Prakash the waiter served with care and efficiency. At the Spa on one of the nights there was no one there at the reception to take queries as the one and only therapist was engaged with an appointment! So what does one do wait for hours to be atteneded to? As a sign suggested i left a message for a call back for an appointment, but got none.

What we greatly appreciated was that while the furnishings were traditional, the amenities were modern and contemporary. Owned by the biggest name in the antiques trade, mr. Majnu, who became a dear friend by the end of our stay, each spacious room is individually designed with artefacts reflecting its character. Alan at front desk and all members of staff were courteous and attentive, ever-ready to help. The location, on the waterfront, is in the heart of the old jew town of mattancherry, with the parades i synagogue and dutch palace a stone’s throw away. Its waterside restaurant is popular with in-house guests and walk-ins alike. Highly recommend this hotel!