The Boat Jetty Bungalow

Very convenient for boat jetty which is a great way to reach Fort Cochin. Lots of restaurants close by, lots of cheap options.

1st A very Humble Owner. Neet and Clean Atmosphere and Heritage Bunglow. Most Welcoming Staff. Wonderful Breakfast and Personally Choose able. Very nearest to Ernakulam Boat Jetty(2min walk). Heritage style Wardrove and Tea table. 24h Hot water + Complementary Water bottles , Soaps and Breakfast.

Little bit smaller attached washroom according to me. As it is a Heritage it's from 1891. So I fiil no problem with Non-AC rooms.

The property is a little more than basic. Rooms are not huge, but they are clean and maintained well. Dont expect luxuries, but the basics are good. Great location, so easy to go to Fort Kochi using the ferry. Lovely walks on Marine Drive. Safe. Good eating places close by.

The location was to die for. It was walking distance from the Ernakulam Boat Jetty and the Kochi Water Metro Jettys. The room was large, but the bathroom tiny. The morning receptionist Mr.Gopi was a gem of a person and he ensured that not only our stay here remained pleasant he sorted out our issues with the argumentative Mr.Venugopal too.

The room we booked with a balcony attached and a "city view", wasn't the room we were allotted. The Room No.106 was in the passageway and was very noisy thanks to a bunch of very garrulous young guests. The night receptionist. Mr.Venugopal was a rude and argumentative man - who initially kept saying that the continental breakfast that was shown on their pages was not available anymore, nor was the restaurant space. A vegetarian breakfast was offered, served in our rooms, and brought in from an adjoining restaurant. His prescence was the spanner in the works of our Kochi trip. He kept emphasising the "complimentary breakfast", was just so, as though he was doing us a favour by honouring it. He did finally offer a pathetic pair of bread wrapped up in Omlette, as a replacement for what was once a sumptuous pre-pandemic continental breakfast... Perhaps the management should consider bringing that back!