Ramada Resort Cochin

Really recommend, so beautiful landscape and pool,

Good service

Our stay at Ramada was exceptional in terms of beautiful view to the pool and lake, good food and friendly staff. The kids really enjoyed in the kids pool area. We enjoyed the breakfast at the fennel restaurant. We would like to mention one of the team member Alosh, He was very welcoming with smiling face and displayed wonderful customer service…

Beautiful property, well maintained n clean...the breakfast spread was also good with lot of variety..the day ***ager Mr Athul and the staff were very courteous n helpful...wud love to come to this resort again

Great resort, spectacular views of the lake. Excellent staff, always ready to help. Food is very good. Very good fish restaurant and great breakfast buffet with lots of delicious options. Very good pool. Canal measures 120m superb for swimming and large pool with water falls. All very well maintained garden. Will definitely go back. Prices are very reasonable. We did payment through a bank transfer which for an European is unusual but seemed to work OK.

A nice botique resort and am still there celebrating my bday today. Neat clean good food and excellent staff. Good size room with amazing view of the lake on all sides. Very good time in pool too with a sundowner and soft music. A great place to unwind and relax

As you embark on the final stretch to the Ramada by Wyndham Kochi, the transition from the main road to a narrow, fragmented path sets a worrisome tone for this secluded retreat. The 10-minute approach, bumpy and unrefined, may temper expectations, challenging the hotel’s star rating before you even arrive. Upon arrival, however, the Ramada reveals itself as a quaint and charming sanctuary. It stands as a testament to potential, hinting at the grandeur that could be achieved with enhanced care and maintenance. This hidden gem beckons with the promise of peace, away from the cacophony of city life. The heart of any stay, the accommodation, at Ramada starts with our choice of one of the lakefront cottages, room number 101 on the first floor, to be precise. Boasting what is arguably the property’s most breathtaking view, it offers a serene panorama. Yet, the cottage’s allure is tinged by an air of modesty; the furnishings and décor suggest a comfortable yet understated two-star charm, rather than opulent luxury. Notwithstanding, the cleanliness, effective air conditioning, and tidy bathroom facilities do offer a sanctuary from Kochi’s relentless humidity. Transitioning from the room to the hotel’s culinary offerings, the experience at Pearlspot, the in-house seafood restaurant, was less than stellar. The prawn dishes, expected to be a highlight, fell short in flavor and portion size, not aligning with the ambiance or expectations set by the locale. The staff, warm and accommodating, strive to bridge the gap between guest needs and facilities delivery. Despite their earnest efforts, there seems to be a gap in the finesse and professional polish one might expect from qualified hotel ***agement, which could enhance the overall guest experience significantly. While this Ramada property might beckon as an idyllic retreat for those seeking to disconnect and relax (‘veg out’), it’s important to ***age expectations. The hotel, with its tranquil setting, aligns more closely with the quaint charm of a well-maintained two-star property rather than the grandeur of its self-proclaimed five-star status. Concluding the experience, the pricing—9,000 rupees for a one-night Thursday stay in February—reflects a fair compromise between the serene location and the modest amenities on offer. Ideal for a fleeting escape, Ramada serves as a reminder that tranquility can be found, if one is willing to temper luxury expectations for the charm of simplicity and solitude.

It's a great place to stay, both for a holiday or for business. The ambiance is simply awesome, located right at the edge of the inland waters, one is taken in by a great view and the expanse of the blue waters. The entire staff are extremely cordial and endeavor to give you utmost attention.

Beautiful hotel and ideal for those looking to have a more “rural” or quiet experience. This is not a hotel that’s just one big block building, it’s nicely spread out & feels like bungalows. The grounds are very well kept, and are absolutely magical at night. The staff is very kind and will help you plan any activities you wish. Rooms are clean, and provide a mini fridge, coffee pot, and soaps. The breakfast buffet is pretty damn good if I may so. It’s primarily Indian inspired (which could be a challenge for some Westerners after a couple days), but there are also more “plain” items available as well. Toast, boiled eggs, made to order omelets, sausages, etc. Met the executive chef & he was one cool guy! The staff is very kind, professional, and highly attentive. If you need something, they’re happy to accommodate you. One small caveat for foreign travelers, be sure to ask about the tariffs & if they are included in your room fee or separate. The additional taxation can double the price of your stay if you’re not careful. Ask beforehand! It happened to us, but fortunately we were able to arrive at an accord through extensive deliberation. Great hotel, would definitely recommend if you’re looking for something a little different than your standard mega-hotel.