The Malabar House

The Malabar House is located in the historic center of Fort Cochin, next to the St. Francis Church and the beach with the Chinese fishing nets. In 1755, the Dutchman Jan Herman Clausing bought the property and later handed it over to a group of spice and tea merchants and bankers. In 1996, it became Fort Cochin's first boutique hotel with just 17 rooms decorated with antique furniture and works of art. The bathrooms are not bad but for this type of hotel, they should be modernized a bit. It has a very good restaurant with gourmet dishes. The Wi-Fi is pretty bad, and only works well at the reception.

The Malabar House is a cozy Boutique Hotel, where you can observe the historic parade. The pillared entrance leads into an eclessial space in which best depicts Kerala culture. The high room designs give a special touch. A enthusiastic young team will serve a combination of dishes from around the world ranging from southern India to the Mediterranean. Located in the historic heart of Cochin, in front is the St. Francis church and just a three minutes walk away you can Chinese fishing ports. There are 17 rooms in the hotel spread over 2 floors