| Type of Room |
Inventory |
| Premium Room |
06 |
| Luxury Room |
04 |
| Suite Room |
01 |
| Total |
11 |
Check In time: 01.00 PM and Check out time: 11.00AM
- Library
- Coffee Shop
- Conference hall
- Multi - cuisine restaurant
- Full time Travel desk
- 24 hours running hot and cold water
- Wi-Fi
MULTI-CUISINE RESTAURANT
The Dutch Manor prides itself on culinary creativity and our chefs offer an extensive array of menus to choose from. Even in the wee hours of the dawn it is a cozy place for a quick snack, hot and cold drinks and ice creams. Our chefs can innovate and add that special touch to every dish they create.
CONFERENCE HALL
Dutch Manor Conference Hall is the perfect venue for your unforgettable functions. It is a unique setting for corporate events, launch parties and more. The management team, the chefs and the service staff have only one single goal to provide you with the best experience possible! The high-quality and comprehensive range of facilities, impeccable service, culinary excellence and the privilege of privacy, offer the best ever banquet hall.
Tourist Attractions at Fort Cochin & Mattanchery
1. THE DUTCH PALACE
The Mattanchery Palace came to be known as the Dutch Palace after the Dutch carried out some renovation and extension work to it in 1663. The Dutch Palace was actually built by the Portuguese in 1555 A.D. It was later on presented to the Maharaja of Kochi, Veera Kerala Varma. Two arches built in Portuguese style form the entrance of this palace compound. The palace follows a predominantly Portuguese architectural style, though one can also see glimpses of the influence of the Kerala temple architectural style especially in the sloping tiled roofs and the wooden balconies. This palace has now been converted into an art gallery showcasing some of the best paintings and murals of Hindu mythology. The Mattanchery Palace is also a storehouse of ancient paintings and art forms, definitely worth a visit.
2. JEW TOWN
The Jew Town is a winding street sandwiched between Mattancherry Palace and Synagogue and is an attractive destination for those of you always on the lookout for antique and quirky art pieces. You will find the place brimming with local and international tourists on the hunt for unique items.
The tiny market is full of pristine pieces of art that have a rich history and interesting stories behind them. The items showcased belong not only to Jews, but some also have a cultural background related to India, China, and Europe. If you are a shopaholic and antique lover, this is the place to be. You will find a plethora of trinkets and decorative items that each have a story of their own to tell you and diverse history to enchant you.
3. KERALA FOLKLORE THEATER AND MUSEUM
Offering you one of the richest experiences you will ever gain on a holiday, Kerala Folklore Theater and Museum is one of the most interesting places to visit in Fort Kochi. The museum is a hotbed for architectural buffs with its Malabar, Cochin and Travancore style of architecture. Elephant’s statues adorn the entrance and traditional Kerala carpentry style lend it a unique air.
The elegant arches made of wood, tiles and stones are a stunning addition. The museum showcases different art forms of Kerala along with masks, puppets, ornaments, wood carvings, oil lamps, antique musical instruments, sculptures made of wood, bronze, copper, etc. The theatre is a great place to get to know the rich cultural heritage of Kerala and get first-hand knowledge of the art of the state.
4. PRINCESS STREET
Also known as Loafer’s Corner, Princess Street is one of the most popular forts in Kochi tourist places. Offering everything from handicraft shops that sell beautiful pieces of art and craft and cafes and restaurants that serve mouth-watering delicacies, Princess Street is the place to be for the social butterflies, shopping lovers, and fashionistas among you.
The street features a unique confluence of old and new – you can enjoy the sight of the old world, European-style buildings showcasing Dutch, British and French influences, just dotted on the street, along with modern-styled housing and shops.
Architecture buffs will love the grandeur of colonial-era structures. And at the end of the long day walking and admiring the building, you can enjoy a relaxing spa in one of the centers on the street.
5. MATTANCHERRY
A small locality in Kochi, the Mattancherry has an incredibly beautiful experience to offer - the Mattancherry Palace. The double storied building looks magnificent and stunning against the backdrop of Kerala’s backwaters and deep blue skies. The sight itself is a treat to the eyes, but that is not all the place has to offer.
The museum part of the palace houses gorgeous artefacts and belongings of the royal house of Kochi. History enthusiasts will have a lovely day here, exploring the cultural history of Kerala. Art and architecture buffs will find the style of the building and the mural paintings collection fascinating. The temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna in the center of the complex are also a tourist site for Hindu devotees
6. FORT KOCHI BEACH
One of the most prominent fort Kochi tourist places is the beach, which will revive you to the core. With its serene environs and lush surroundings, the beach offers an idyllic getaway from everyday routine. The walk to the beach itself is a calming experience – the tall palm trees swaying in the breeze and the cool, salty wind on you face serve to transport you to a different world.
Catch a glimpse of the stunning sunsets over the blue waters and marvel at the sight of cargo ships in the distance passing through the sea. Visit the beach at New Year’s Eve and participate in the brilliant Cochin festival held there every year. Enjoy local delicacies and spicy snacks on the pristine beaches. Watch the undulating waves wash all the worries off your soul..
7. KERALA KATHAKALI CENTRE
Famous as the school of traditional arts, a visit to the Kerala Kathakali Center is a rich and diverse experience that will remain etched in your memory forever. The school offers captivating shows off some of Kerala’s traditional and influential art practices – like Kathakali, music, martial arts and other dance forms.
The shows are performed in the most authentic manner by experienced performers and are a treat for classical dance lovers and cultural enthusiasts. Get a taste of the real Kerala and feel your senses heightened to a whole new level as you watch these Goosebumps-inducing performances.
8. SANTA CRUZ CATHEDRAL BASILICA
Constructed by the Portuguese and now considered as one of the most magnificent places to visit in Fort Kochi, the Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica is one of the eight Basilicas in India. The basilica serves as the cathedral church of the Diocese of Cochin and is visited frequently by devotees of Christianity because of the same.
The fine architecture of the church attracts tourists every year that wish to admire the grandiose and opulent style. Set up against a backdrop of clear blue skies and with its exteriors painted in white, the church exudes a quaint old charm.
The medieval styled architecture with huge arches, painted ceiling, and mesmerizing paintings make it a must visit tourist destination. The Santa Cruz Cathedral is one of the few places in India where spirituality and religion embrace artistry and architectural grandeur.
9. ST FRANCIS CHURCH
Known for its splendid architecture and awe-inspiring ambience, St Francis Church is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Fort Kochi. It is considered to be one of the oldest churches in India and is known as the mute witness to the struggle of India against European colonialism.
Legend has it that the remains of great explorer Vasco de Gama were buried in the church before being shipped off to Lisbon after 14 years. The gravestone of Vasco de Gama is a popular tourist attraction, along with the cenotaph erected in 1920 in memory of Kochi residents that died in World War I.
Architectural enthusiasts also visit the church to admire the eminent structure with its European style, and quaint, old-world charm..
10. PALLIPURAM FORT
Boasting of being the oldest surviving European monument in India, the Pallipuram Fort is one of the most amazing places to visit in Fort Kochi due to its rich cultural heritage and bedazzling architectural splendor. The gigantic hexagonal building is uniquely designed with laterite, mortar and wood.
Amidst lush green surroundings and virgin environs, the quaint charm of the fort is a mesmerizing sight to behold. Far away from the hustle and bustle of city life, the fort stands among glistening skies and blankets of greenery offering an escape from everything related to the concrete jungles. The inside of the place offers open spaces where you can go on a relaxing picnic with your family.
11. PARADESI SYNAGOGUE
Known for being the oldest synagogue in the Commonwealth, Paradesi is one of the most interesting places to visit in Fort Kochi. The old-world charm of the place paired with pollution free environs and picturesque backdrops provides it with a serene air.
The inside of the building is marveling in itself – the spacious halls, rare and enchanting antiques on display, magnificent chandeliers glittering in the sun, large windows that filter in crisp yellow sunlight. The entire place is covered with hand-painted blue willow patterned tiles and stepping into the hall will transport you to an entirely different world.
The carved teak arches are spectacular to behold and a special oriental rug gifted by the last king of Ethiopia can also be seen hanging..
12. CHINESE FISHING NETS
Chinese fishing nets are fixed land installations used for fishing in the sea. If you visit the beaches of Kochi at dusk and dawn, a one-of-its-kind sight will reveal itself to you. The silhouette of the nets being raised from the water against the setting sun has been the subject of many a photographer’s shots.
The nets are set up on teak and bamboo poles and each net is operated by at least 6 fishermen. The sight of these fishing nets suspended in mid-air against the backdrop of azure waters and clear blue skies make for a spellbinding experience.
