Cochin Hotels - India

<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> <h2 align="center">Cochin Hotels</h2> <p>Find a hotel in Cochin, India. Get the best discounts on <a href="http://www.hotels-travelnow.com/asia/india/">Cochin hotels</a> - up to 70% off the regular rate. Make reservations online. India travel information.</p> <p><b>Gokulam Park Inn, Kochi</b> Is Conveniently Located In The City's Business And Prime Shopping Hub. Among The Area Attractions Are The Kochi Harbour Terminus, Mattancherry Dutch Palace (Closed On Mondays And National Holidays), Fort Kochi Area, St. Francis Church And Chinese Fishing Nets. The Hotel Features A Business Center With All Modern Facilities. Other Amenities Include A Travel Service, Currency Exchange, And A Doctor On Call. The Onsite Restaurant Offers An Internationally Diverse Menu, And There Is A Lobby Lounge, As Well As A Sports Bar Onsite.</p> <p><b>The Renaissance, Cochin</b> Is A Luxury Hotel That Combines Profit With Pleasure, Style With Substance, Form With Function. It Is Located At Palarivattom, At The Heart Of Cochin And Yet Free From Its Din And Bustle. The Renaissance Is Just 2 Km From Ernakulam Town Railway Station And 20 Km From The Cochin International Airport, Nedumbassery. As A Luxury Hotel, The Renaissance Is Located Closest To The Cochin Export Processing Zone At Kakkanad, The Alwaye-kalamassery Industrial Belt And The New Cochin International Airport. From The Four-lane Cochin Bye-pass, You Can Easily Nip In And Out Of The Hotel, Without Getting Caught In The City's Crawling Traffic.</p> <p>The venerable city of KOCHI (long known as Cochin), is Kerala's hottest tourist spot, spreading across islands and promontories in a stunning location between the Arabian Sea and backwaters. Its main sections - modern Ernakulam , in the east, and the old districts of Mattancherry and Fort Cochin on a peninsula in the west - are linked by a complex system of ferries, and distinctly less romantic bridges. Although most visitors end up staying in Ernakulam, Fort Cochin and Mattancherry are the focus of interest, where the city's extraordinary history of foreign influence and settlement is reflected in an assortment of architectural styles. During a wander through their narrow lanes, you'll stumble upon spice markets, Chinese fishing nets, a synagogue, a Portuguese palace, India's first European church, Dutch homes, and a village green that could have been transported from England's Home Counties. The city is also one of the few places in Kerala where, at any time of year, you can be assured of seeing Kathakali dance , either in one of several special tourist theatres, or at a more authentic performance by a temple-based company.</p> </body>