Cherai Beach Resorts 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Parking
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Swimming Pool
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Private beach
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Sports activities
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Spa and relaxation
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Offering cars for rent, as well as Wi-Fi in public areas, Cherai Beach Resorts is 4.4 km from Old Church. Located 10 minutes by car from the Portuguese Pallipuram Fort, the resort features 28 rooms with views of the sea.
The centre of Cherai Beach can be reached within a 10-minute walk, and natural attractions like the backed Kuzhupilly Beach are 2.3 km away. This 3-star hotel places you 650 metres from Cherai Beach. Nature lovers will appreciate the vicinity of Laccadive Sea, which is around 5 minutes' walk away. No matter the religion, travellers prefer to visit the St. Thomas Forane Church, a popular place of worship located 4.5 km from the property.
The allergy-friendly rooms are equipped with a safe box, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, along with a minibar fridge and coffee/tea making machines. There are separate bedrooms and separate bathrooms with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet provided. Bathrooms inlude a separate toilet and a shower, and such fine comforts as hairdryers and towels.
A daily a complimentary breakfast is also provided. This Cherai Beach hotel offers the Indian restaurant serving Indian specialities. Guests are invited to the onsite lounge bar to unwind with a drink. Mediterranean specialities are served at Oceanview, which is 50 metres away.
Review by hotel critic
My recent stay at the Cherai Resort was marked by its unique culinary offerings and serene location, perfect for anyone seeking a getaway from the urban landscape. Nestled between the sea and a tranquil lake, this resort boasts striking views, making leisurely walks around the property quite delightful. The restaurant experience, however, had its ups and downs. While the ambiance was inviting, my request for breakfast was overlooked, leading to a rather unfortunate situation. I found myself with a rather unsatisfactory meal: a triangle of bread with diminishing freshness, a sliver of aged cheese, and an overly ripe banana wrapped in a laundry bag. It left me in a rush, almost making me miss my departing flight. On a brighter note, I did appreciate the introduction to Karkidaka Kanji, a medicated rice preparation that speaks to the region's therapeutic traditions. It was an interesting touch that links local flavors with wellness. The resort's cooperative staff made up for my dining experience, offering prompt assistance even amidst heavy rain.
