Hotels of Kerala Backwaters

Hotels of Kerala Backwaters

Hotels of Kerala Backwaters range from luxurious hotel to accommodative ones within a person`s reach.

Hotels of Kerala Back waters offer special accommodation to every tourists in India and also in the foreign countries. The quite serene and calm thereby create attraction amongst myriads of tourists who visit Kerala from all places of the globe. To make the stay of the tourists in Backwaters of Kerala quite a memorable one a handful of hotels are built. They rightly suffice the needs of tourists and visitors by providing them with all the modern amenities and comfort.

Kochi (Cochin) Alappuzha, Kollam, Kumarakom, Kozhikode and Varkala are significant tourist's destinations in Kerala Backwaters.

Hotels of Kerala backwaters are wide ranging. It includes high-class deluxe hotel keeping at par with the international standard. Foreign tourists prefer to stay in these hotels. Multiple hotels of medium costs also have sprang up in the region where people can stay at ease and enjoy nature's beauty to the fullest.

Some of the important hotels of Kerala Backwaters are as follows: Hotel Taj Residency, The Renaissance Hotel, Quality Inn Presidency, Hotel Avenue Regent, Gokulam Park Inn, Malabar House Residency, Old Court Yard, The Leela Kovalam, Taj Green Cove Resort. There are many hotels offer the luxury in Kerala.

How to Reach Kerala Trivandrum
Trivandrum is well connected to other major cities of India and the neighbouring countries. There are direct flights to Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, and Delhithrough domestic airlines such as Indian Airlines and Jet Airways. The city is connected to other important cities of India and Kerala by trains.

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