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Hotel Old Courtyard, Cochin
Introduction
The Old Courtyard Hotel offers an affordable, relaxed setting, as easy to be alone as to socialize. It's centrally located, with plenty of attractions right outside the door. The live classical music in summer is enchanting.
It is old - over 200 years, to be precise, built by the Portuguese when Cochin was their window to the spice trade; and it is centered on a cobbled courtyard, the heart of this delightful little hotel Old Courtyard.
Hotel Specifications
Accommodation
At the Old Courtyard Hotel you may follow the grand wooden staircase to the 8 guest rooms, varying in size but all charmingly decorated.
Dining
At the Old Courtyard you may enjoy Continental-style cooking - a refreshing alternative to endless curries.
Recreation and Health
On summer evenings, sitting around the tall old mango tree, soak up violin and flute music or clay pot drum rhythms played by local musicians. Step outside the Old Courtyard Hotel and you have Jewish spice shops, Chinese fishing nets, a Dutch palace and India's oldest church on your doorstep.
Basic Data
| Country | India |
| State | Kerala |
| City | Cochin |
| Rooms | 8 Rooms |
Travel Information
The charming city of Cochin is a travelers delight. One of the landmark of the city is the Fort Cochin with the Santa Cruz Basilica cathedral and the St. Francis' church in the vicinity. While at Cochin do not miss the Chinese fishing nets that are used for backwater fishing in Cochin. The Dutch palace at Mattancherry is another must visit in Cochin. It is renowned for the wall murals. You may even visit the Paradeshi Synagogue at Cochin that happens to be one of the oldest synagogues in the world.
The Parishath Thampuram Museum with its collection of 19th-century oil paintings, old coins, sculptures, Mughal paintings, and temple models; and the Museum of Kerala History at Edapally and the Hill Palace Museum at Thripunithura with its collections of the Cochin and Travancore royal families are worth visiting.