The best accommodations South India

It is very popular for school outings and groups in general because there are large rooms. Provide noise accordingly! The hotel's 35 rooms are clean with large bathrooms. Hot water is only available from 6 h to 9 h.

This hotel is located in a narrow bazaar alley on the first floor. It is better to avoid single rooms because they have a very close common bathroom. The double are larger and have their own bathrooms. Hot water to the tub only. The location is quite noisy during the day and in the morning as early as 5 pm.

It is a huge complex of 54 double or triple rooms. The hotel is quiet, the bathrooms are huge. A restaurant, the tourist office and a travel agency complement the facilities. A good point of drop for those who would like to go to Ajanta and Ellora.

Located in the centre of the city, 2 km from the train station. All rooms are equipped with air conditioning, free WiFi, cable TV, desk and daily newspaper. They are clean and decorated simply but tastefully. The superior rooms are larger.

A hotel recommended for its small prices but whose service and general maintenance are limited. All rooms have a private bathroom, with some 3 beds. It's better to look at them before settling there because some are more ventilated than others and the household is not always impeccable.

This refined guest house has a large, well-kept garden with hammocks and traditional basin. The rooms are nicely furnished. The place is particularly recommended for complete ayurvedic treatments, accompanied by yoga practice for at least a week. The owners are a wealth of information about sites to visit in the vicinity. Pure vegetarian food.

The 5-star luxury hotel blends harmoniously into a hectare garden landscape that makes it a haven of peace. Downtown Mumbai is 25 km away. This beautiful complex offers one of the best accommodation in Mumbai. It offers 423 luxurious rooms and suites, a wellness and fitness club with a swimming pool, a squash court, a golf course.

The hotel is housed in a magnificent 1852 building in the heart of a magical environment. You simply enter it as a guest would do in a family house. By entering the majestic veranda, you feel like dreaming: under a ceiling more than 12 m high, sits a huge living room surrounded by trees. Only a gentle and fine railings like lace separates you from the forest. A light wind scratches you while the noise of the birds awakens. Spacious rooms, period furniture, perfect service.

At the northern end of Kerala, in the district of Kasargod, outside the usual circuits in Kerala, the Lalit group soon opens a complex of 40 luxury bungalows and 4 Kuttavalams, a traditional floating house. A pioneer in this preserved area, you will share a sense of exception.

Set in lush tropical jungle surrounded by farmland, Kairali - The Ayurvedic Healing Village is a peaceful wellness resort in Palakkad, Kerala. The complex offers sober stone or red-brick villas with en suite bathrooms and air conditioning. Superior villas also include a mini-fridge and tea and coffee-making facilities, but no TV. There are two vegetarian restaurants, an outdoor swimming pool, a gym and a tennis court. Ayurvedic treatments, yoga classes, wellness courses and retreats are available. An amphitheater regularly hosts live entertainment. Please note that alcohol is not permitted on site. The complex also offers services such as Wi-Fi, breakfast included, free parking and laundry service.

Abad Fort Kochi is a picturesque beachfront hotel in the thriving metropolis of Cochin. The hotel is around 40 kilometers from Cochin International Airport and can be reached in an hour's drive. Guests can choose to stay in Deluxe rooms or suites, both of which are spacious and aesthetically pleasing. The hotel houses a restaurant called Pavilion, serving a range of multicultural delights, as well as a café called Cafe Mattancherry for a quick snack. A 3,000 sq. ft. banquet hall is also available to accommodate medium to large events. For smaller, more formal events, a 500-square-foot meeting room is also available. The hotel is close to many places of historical interest such as the Dutch Palace and the Hill Palace Museum. For a spiritual experience, guests can visit the Chottanikkara Temple, St. Francis Church and the Jewish Synagogue. Other places of interest include the Chinese fishing nets, Wonderla amusement park, Lulu Mall and more. Are also within easy reach of the hotel. Rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, safe and wardrobe. The hotel also features a restaurant and café serving authentic Kerala delicacies. A banquet hall and a meeting room are also available to host various types of events.

Trinity is a charming property with 2 suites and a luxury bedroom. A unique atmosphere where we discover one of the best selections of antiques and Indian art. The suites surround a relaxing area with swimming pool. The 2 suites offer a terrace to relax. With a pool outside, all rooms are decorated with remarkable colours as well as antique art objects. Air conditioning, TV, DVD players, telephone, safe and minibar are available.

A good place to enjoy the peace of Fort Cochin, this 200-room hotel occupies a-year-old residence in a quiet alley. The rooms are pleasant, large and clean, with mosquito nets. Despite a warm welcome, this hotel is a little below the other accommodation offered under this heading.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The rates are high for the benefit!

The hotel, which is rather small in size, is housed in a dwelling house located in an alleyway parallel to Princess Street, which is frequented because of the very popular Café Kashi Art, nearby. There is a travel agency near the reception desk and you can book a cruise on the backwaters.

Hot water from 5 am to 11 pm. There is a restaurant. 500 m from the bus stop, or 10 Rs autorickshaw.

There is no restaurant in the hotel, but there is one in the building next door.

It's a somewhat sinister exterior look converted into a hotel, with a bar and a well-known restaurant in the corner. The rooms are high ceilings and clean, with TV, some have toilets in the west. The prices are still somewhat exaggerated. Many Indian tourists come here.

One speaks only English limited at the reception. Restaurant serving vegetarian meals. Room service. Very close to the train station.

The hotel is in the centre of the bazaar and has a vegetarian restaurant on the ground floor. The few rooms are non-air-conditioned and very simply furnished. The freshness, if it is present in the hills, is singularly lacking in the rooms and bathrooms. You will probably enjoy using your own sheets and towels. It is really an address for backpackers who are very careful about cleanliness. A good point nonetheless: hot water in showers.

Close to the Dhobi Waterfalls, about 1 km from the market. Economic cottages, simple, with private bathroom. Playground for children. Restaurant restaurant in purely vegetarian Gujarat. Hot water provided in buckets in the morning. Room service.

The hotel is located in an inner courtyard, where there is a travel and car rental agency. It is better not to take the rooms at first price because they are really sordid. Some rooms are smelling, the right rooms are on the upper floor. They are cleaner and have a more pleasant decoration.

In New College there are plenty of rooms available when there is nothing left in town, which is not necessarily good sign, but can be practical. The staff is friendly and the hotel has two vegetarian restaurants of good quality and clean. Furthermore, it is located near the station and Celebrated temple, which makes it a good point of fall.

With its 150 rooms and 8 floors, it is really impressive. It is better to be installed in the upper floors. The rooms lack a little decoration and charm, but are quite comfortable. Not all of them have a real window. The rooms without air conditioning have a good price-quality ratio.

An establishment with modern comfort. The corridors and rooms are brightened up with some pretty paintings and watercolours representing Paris! The rooms are comfortable, with fridge and bathtub. There is a bar, two restaurants and a swimming pool. The fitness room opens with different schedules for men and women. Ayurvedic massages.

This 180-room hotel is starting to look grey, especially from the outside. Once inside, the reception is a real eye-catcher, fortunately the rooms are more sober. Equipment for banquets and conferences, beauty salon, shopping mall, swimming pool, pastry shop, travel agency... the range of services is very complete. The rooms without air conditioning do not have a bathtub. The ones at the back are quieter than the others.

Close to the Bus Stand. The majority of its clients are made up of pilgrims, so the Ajanta is full during periods of festivities. Opened since 1966, it has rooms that are somewhat austere but clean. You can spend a night or two, no more!

Ask to see several of the seventy-three rooms, as they are very different from each other, especially because of their exposure. It is very pleasant to watch the sunrise or sunset from the balcony of the rooms with AC. The staff systematically knock on your door every morning to warn you. In some rooms, you may be disturbed by noise from the nearby church.

This forty-room hotel offers a decent service: television, hot and cold water and the possibility of keeping your room for 24 hours. An elevator with a doorman commutes to the floors. It is perfect for pilgrims and for a short stay.

This small hotel is located near the temple. It offers rooms with yellow painted walls and tiled bathrooms, with the western toilets. Good value for money. One caveat, however: Avoid staying there during the flying season (February-March), because they are happily under the doors of the rooms!

This hotel deserves its 3 stars: Swimming pool, club, Jacuzzi and sauna. It is modern and perhaps impersonal: If you want to be sure you have a well-maintained room. It is close to the centre of Aurobindo and the bus stop. There are vegetarian or non-vegetarian restaurants, a pastry and a bar. The house organizes disco weekends open to couples only, at 100 Rs.

A spacious, fully restored colonial residence offering quality services and personalized hospitality to its guests. A real little paradise rocked by the singing of birds. Spacious suites, refined furnishings, romantic atmosphere… a real twist! French is commonly spoken.

All rooms in this well-located hotel on the seafront are air-conditioned. The decor is not the safest, but the rooms are clean and comfortable. The suite has a huge ice and a large window on the ocean.

The staff is avenant. A coffee serving ice and milkshakes occupies the ground floor.

This hotel, located near the bus station, offers rooms very clean with white walls, with a chair and a small balcony. Some of them have up to 6 beds. The staff is not very good in English.

The hotel is over 60 years old and is located 1 km from the main temple of Kanchipuram, the temple of Sri Ekambareeswarar and a 5-minute walk from the bus stop. It is flanked by a vegetarian restaurant of South Indian cuisine, which is very suitable, open from to. Buckets of hot water are available on request. The rooms are clean, the bathrooms a little less, but the whole remains correct. Attention to current cuts between 16 h and 18 h.

It is a good place to stay in town, close to the main temple and the palace. The rooms are clean, but feel a little inward and are not very cheerful. We are not immune to a huge cockroach. You have television and toilets in the west. There is a lift and parking.