Coconut Lagoon

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Coconut Lagoon

The luxury hotel is located on the small island of Virippukala in Ayimanam Panchayat, by the village of Kumarakom on the banks of the Vembanad lake. It is surrounded by paddy fields planted in a flat area by the lake. This area is geographically called a Kuttanad. Most of the paddy fi Read more

Coconut Lagoon

The luxury hotel is located on the small island of Virippukala in Ayimanam Panchayat, by the village of Kumarakom on the banks of the Vembanad lake. It is surrounded by paddy fields planted in a flat area by the lake. This area is geographically called a Kuttanad. Most of the paddy fields were reclaimed from the Vembanad Lake during the British colonial era for increased food production. In order to make the reclamation possible, a number of narrow canals were built. Today the area forms part of village life. The island also lies between 2 tributaries of the main river Meenachil. The international airport is 180 km away. The town centre, a train station and a bus station are some 15 km away. The towns of Kottayam and Cochin are 78 km away. The main railway station is located 60 km from the hotel.

The hotel comprises a total of 50 rooms, air conditioning, a safe, a currency exchange counter, conference facilities and a laundry service. In addition to this the hotel has its own bar and restaurant.

The rooms come with a bathroom, a hair dryer and centrally regulated air conditioning. They also have a minibar, a tea/coffee maker and a hire safe.

There is a swimming pool with a children's paddling pool in the hotel grounds. Guests can also relax in the Jacuzzi.

Features

Hotel Amenities

Room Information

The rooms come with a bathroom, a hair dryer and centrally regulated air conditioning. They also have a minibar, a tea/coffee maker and a hire safe.

Additional Information

Number of Rooms: 50

Location

The luxury hotel is located on the small island of Virippukala in Ayimanam Panchayat, by the village of Kumarakom on the banks of the Vembanad lake. It is surrounded by paddy fields planted in a flat area by the lake. This area is geographically called a Kuttanad. Most of the paddy fields were reclaimed from the Vembanad Lake during the British colonial era for increased food production. In order to make the reclamation possible, a number of narrow canals were built. Today the area forms part of village life. The island also lies between 2 tributaries of the main river Meenachil. The international airport is 180 km away. The town centre, a train station and a bus station are some 15 km away. The towns of Kottayam and Cochin are 78 km away. The main railway station is located 60 km from the hotel.

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