Exuding heritage charm and grace, Brunton Boatyard sits on Kochi’s waterfront and is walking distance to many of the key sites, including the Chinese fishing nets. Taking inspiration from the Portuguese, British and Dutch colonial periods, the whitewashed walls and terracotta roof fit seamlessly into their surroundings in Kochi’s history-rich streets. The courtyard provides a shady spot for reading a book or taking a dip in the pool overlooking the sea, while the Ayurvedic treatments of the spa are ideal for soothing tired bodies after a day of exploring the many highlights of the city.The majority of the 22 rooms face the sea, affording scenic views throughout the day and elegantly marry colonial charm with modern amenities in the teak furniture, four-poster beds and splashes of colour and art. Four restaurants and bars perfectly demonstrate the melting pot of cultures that have left their mark on Kerala’s cuisine, with Portuguese, Dutch, British, Arab, Jewish and regional Indian dishes and influences.
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