The most beautiful guest rooms South India

This is a rare address! Mr Moosa and his wife, a renowned stove, welcome you in their magnificent residence of the nineteenth century, of colonial colonial architecture. Only six rooms but a unique character, one feels like making a trip in the time so everything has remained intact: the old furniture, the four-poster beds… Your guests will be happy to discover the needs of the kéralaise culture. Reservations must be made long in advance, this address is very popular, especially by the royal family of Belgium.

Anil lives on the ground floor with his wife Usha and his son. We're entering the living room. The open-air restaurant offers typical Kerala dishes, and the home mistress offers cooking classes on demand. The rooms are decorated sobbly and an exterior access allows you to go through and come without disturbing the tranquility of the owners.

The guest house consists of five studios and two single rooms with private bathroom. Five of the seven rooms have a fully equipped kitchen (fridge, electric plates, kitchen utensils, etc.), while the other two rooms have a balcony (view of the countryside). Rooms with kitchen are ideal for a long stay, especially for families. The guesthouse is located in a small Muslim fishing Village between Pondicherry and Auroville.

The rooms have a sober air and are equipped with a small shower room. Unfortunately, aérations in the walls let the mosquitoes pass a bit. A relaxing corner for meditation has been provided for the use of the guests. The guesthouse is located near a temple and a lively street. The reception is nice and a large screen brings visitors to the sports events.

It is in a traditional Syrian Christian Christian Home that Motty and his wife welcome you. It is a peaceful white house with a large garden, close to backwaters. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The white walls harmonize with traditional keralese furniture. Meals, cooked by the home mistress, are taken with family in the living room. Many original activities are offered to you: Visit of the Syrian churches of Kottayam, cooking classes, etc. Family atmosphere and warm welcome.

Marari Sea Lap Villas is one of those institutions that everyone is talking about. It has to come in part from its well-developed beach which is really nice and with a little paradise. However, despite the dream location, prices are still quite high…

Sajan and Mini will welcome you in this small, clean and well equipped homestay. The kitchen is free to use and each room has a bathroom with hot water. The little something extra: the owners of the premises own a small grocery store at the bottom of this guesthouse. Very useful!

Located on the south cliff, away from the hustle and bustle of the north cliff, this villa offers three spacious, comfortable and carefully decorated rooms. Each one has a small private terrace. A serene place where time seems to have stopped.

This beautiful white residence is hidden at the bottom of a gravillonnée alley near the northern canal. There are only four very large rooms, some of which have air conditioning. The new bathrooms are perfect: a rain shower, toilets and a sink. Anoop manages this guest house with its nice. The hotel has a large terrace with two deck chairs and hammocks in the garden. A dining room allows you to take your meals and the kitchen to prepare them. We enjoy a quiet and relaxed atmosphere, ideal for a family stay.

This house has only 4 rooms, which allows the owner, the smiling Ajay who has lived for a long time in Europe, to offer personalized service to its guests. The prices are high, but the decoration is of a very safe taste and the guests have access to a beautiful semi-private beach. Book very long in advance.

Run by a friendly couple, this small hotel, which we love, has kept a family atmosphere. It is set back from the beach, in the middle of a network of narrow alleys lined with coconut trees. Deluxe rooms are a good deal: large, beautiful and clean, they contain a fridge.

Very close from bazaar to fabrics, an address that offers suitable but uneven rooms; some simple have the size of a closet. The reception is a bit grizzled. The particularity of this place is that the toilets of some rooms are both western and Turkish (one can crouch on the seat…)!

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.

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.

The price includes breakfast, lunch and dinner and bicycle hire. You can also wash your laundry. In a beautiful garden, small pavilions await you. It's charming.

The reception is sometimes a bit distant. But it turns out to be a certain philosophy of life.

There are only two small rooms in the hotel. It's quite rustic, but clean, and here the prices are the cheapest. Moreover, the location is simply extraordinary!

Mr Rajendra, the manager, gives you all the information you need. The hotel is close to the bus stop (about 25 Rs to get there). On two levels, the rooms in the blue windows are very large, but their walls are dirty. There is a terrace on which there is a garden lounge, then one enters the room, rather spartan with mats by land and a TV. Then, in a room, there is a sink and finally the bathroom on the ground in cement. The rooms on the ground floor have toilets in the west.

A luxury homestay located in a traditional house about 300 years old that has belonged to the Tharakan family for several generations. Originally built in Alleppey, this majestic building was then moved to Ezhupunna. The rooms are decorated with period furniture and meals are taken with the family. An authentic experience.