FACILITIES

• Bottled water.
• Dining area.
• Free Wi-Fi.
• Parking space avaialble for two-wheelers.
• Ayurveda treatment can be arranged on request (at Ayurville Spa located at bishop garden).

BEDROOM FACILITIES

• Air Conditioned Rooms.
• Fan.
• Wardrobe.
• Blankets.
• Attached Bathrooms.

BATHROOM FACILITIES

• Western Toilets.
• Toilet paper.
• Shower.
• Soap.
• Face towels and Bath towels.

About Mattancherry & Nearby Places to visit

Discover Mattancherry: Kochi's Historic Gem
Nestled in the heart of Kochi, Kerala, Mattancherry is a captivating neighborhood with a history that stretches back centuries. Once a bustling trade hub, Mattancherry has been shaped by Jewish, Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences, each leaving their mark on its unique architecture and rich cultural tapestry.

Explore Mattancherry's Landmarks

Dutch Palace: Also known as the Mattancherry Palace, this 16th-century marvel showcases stunning murals and royal artifacts that tell the story of Kerala's regal past.

Spice Market: Wander through the vibrant Spice Market where you can experience the aromatic world of Kerala's famous spices, reflecting Mattancherry's long-standing role in global trade.

Perfume Museum

Paradesi Synagogue: This historic synagogue, built in 1568, stands as a testament to the region's diverse cultural heritage. Its beautiful Belgian glass chandeliers and intricate hand-painted porcelain tiles are a must-see for visitors.

Jew Town: A vibrant area reflecting the rich Jewish heritage of Mattancherry, filled with antique shops, historic buildings, and cultural landmarks.

Jewish Cemetry: Pay your respects and explore the historical significance of the Jewish community's resting place.

Nehemiah Mota Tomb - Hebrew poet and Kabbalist of cochin : This site honors Nehemiah Mota, a Hebrew poet and Kabbalist of Cochin, and reflects the deep cultural roots of the region.

Kappiri Muthappan Shrine: Dedicated to a local deity, this temple is known for its unique rituals and traditional architecture.

Chembitta Palli (Copper Roofed Mosque) : An architectural marvel with its distinctive copper roofing, offering insight into the region’s Islamic heritage.

Our Lady Of Life Church, Mattancherry ( Ingreja de Nossa Senhora do Resgate ): A prominent Christian church known for its historical and spiritual significance.

Holy Cross Church, Kooanan Cross Mattancherry: A serene place of worship that reflects the rich Christian heritage of the area.

Gujarati Street: A bustling street showcasing the cultural and commercial influence of the Gujarati community in Mattancherry.

Jain Temple: An exquisite example of traditional Jain architecture, this temple is renowned for its serene ambiance and detailed craftsmanship.

A Cultural Melting Pot
Despite the changes over the years, Mattancherry has preserved its rich cultural diversity. The neighborhood continues to thrive with bustling markets, lively festivals, and an array of historic sites that draw tourists from around the globe. Whether you’re exploring its storied past or soaking in the vibrant present, Mattancherry offers a unique glimpse into Kochi’s multifaceted heritage.

About Ayurville Homestay

Hospitality for us is not just an opinion but a way of life integrated in our culture and by opening our home which is also the centre and heart of our dedication, we provide a serene environment where you can relax and be at peace. Situated at Mattancherry in Kerala, the historic importance of this once fishing village where visitors have been hosted for centuries is bound to the hospitality of the people who have welcomed them and created an atmosphere of acceptance and tranquillity.

From here you can indulge and discover the colonial history of the Fort Kochi and Mattancherry while enjoying its local surroundings and lifestyle. The city of Ernakulam is 32 minutes away and is connected by road or a more relaxing ferry ride across the backwaters.