Located in over thirty acres of gardens, this magnificent Oberoi property revives the gracious lifestyles of the legendary Rajput princes.
Brunton Boatyard
Brunton Boatyard
History oozes from every pore of this evocative hotel, created from the remains of a Victorian shipbuilding yard.
History oozes from every pore of this evocative hotel, created from the remains of a Victorian shipbuilding yard.
English, Portuguese and Dutch design graces spacious high-ceilinged interiors rich in artefacts from a bygone era of steam and sail, rooms boasting four-poster beds and views to the sea where dolphin play and fishing boats ply their trade. The setting, on a prime stretch of Cochin’s harbour, is ideal for exploring the environs, from the antique shops and fabric sellers of Jew Town to the famous Chinese fishing nets, a system used locally for over five centuries.
Meals, which are served in the atmospheric History Restaurant, showcase the best of Anglo-Indian cuisine; the tranquil gardens are perfect for taking ‘white linen’ afternoon tea. Play billiards, attend a cooking demonstration and experience a synchronised Kerala massage carried out by two expert masseurs.
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