Hotels in kerala
Kerala’s premier tourism destinations are deeply rooted in a rich historical legacy of global trade and royal heritage, which is beautifully preserved across its world-class hospitality sector today. Visitors can explore Kochi (Cochin), an ancient spice-trading port where 18th-century Dutch bungalows and Victorian boatyards have been transformed into luxury boutique heritage hotels, or head into the Western Ghats to Munnar, a colonial-era hill station where century-old British tea planter bungalows still welcome guests amidst sprawling emerald estates. The lowland backwaters of Alappuzha (Alleppey)—historically designed as a bustling commercial canal hub by the Kingdom of Travancore—now serve as the global capital for experiential luxury houseboats converted from traditional Kettuvallams (wooden cargo boats). Further south, the capital city of Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) showcases magnificent royal history with its majestic palace-turned-resorts, while the misty northern highlands of Wayanad offer rustic eco-heritage stays that reflect centuries of native tribal culture and ancient spice cultivation.