Hotels in Cochin - Mermaid Days Inn Hotel

When you're travelling, the hotel you stay in can make or break your experience. You deserve spacious rooms, attentive and efficient service, attractive facilities, and a great location.

But most of all, when you're away from home; you want to feel at home. At Mermaid, we make that our mission.

Whether you are visiting Kerala, or you are here on business, we do our utmost to make your stay a pleasant and memorable one.

Best for Families - Our large apartments and entertainment facilities make Mermaid the perfect choice for weddings and family get-togethers

Best for Business - We have an excellent range of business packages and are close to the International Convention Center

Best for Tourists - we make life easy with fabulous tours and healing packages to suit all ages and all budgets. Contact us to tailor make the perfect stay!

Dining

Chimes - A Favorite with the Locals
Renowned executive chef Mr B. T. Francis serves up culinary delights in our multi-cuisine restaurant. The finest in local cuisine is presented alongside continental, north Indian and Chinese dishes that will satisfy even the most demanding of gourmets...

Discover the Tastes of Kerala

Sampling the extraordinary variety of Kerala cuisine is a wonderful experience for food lovers, influenced as it is by tradition, the vegetation, the aquatic wealth and climatic conditions. Coconut grows abundantly in the state, and is used in many dishes. In fact the name Kerala has its origins from the word 'Kera', which means coconut. So Kerala is literally 'the Land of Coconuts'.

Puttu, Idiyappam and Vellayappam are breakfast delicacies made from rice powder. They are usually had with Kadala curry (Chana or Chick Pea curry) and vegetarian dishes like Avial, Olan and Koottu Curry. These are very special to the state, and make abundant use of the wide variety of fresh vegetables found here, and of-course the coconut!

Being a coastal region, Kerala is blessed with variety of seafood and an abundance of fresh water fish too. Karimeen are wonderfully tasty, and the shrimp are simply divine either in curries or simply with garlic butter. Tapioca and fish curry is a favorite dish for the common man. Originally thought of as a 'Poor mans meal', it's now common to find it on the pages of any five star menu worth its salt!! A wide variety of fish curries and fries are also part of the region's cuisine.

A special menu is available for guests who wish to discover the delightful tastes of Kerala. Just ask, and chef will be delighted to discuss his favorites with you!

Recreation

Amidst peaceful and serene surroundings on the banks of the picturesque Kaniyampuzha River and strategically located between the airport and city, Mermaid is a deluxe hotel offering beautiful facilities minutes from the city center and tourist spots.

Riverside Entertainment Facilities

The Angler's Grill is the perfect venue for entertaining and hosting events such as wedding parties and other family occasions. A variety of tempting buffet menus together with exquisite drinks and juices will make sure that you have an unforgettable waterside experience.

Ayurvedic Health Center and Gymnasium

Over-looking the clear waters of the Kaniyampuzha River, the health center is filled with modern fitness equipment that's unparalleled in Kochi. The resident Ayurvedic doctor and masseurs specialize in rejuvenation, relaxation and slimming therapies. You will never have exercised in such tranquility!

City Information

The charming city of Cochin is a travelers delight. One of the landmark of the city is the Fort Cochin with the Santa Cruz Basilica cathedral and the St. Francis’ church in the vicinity. While at Cochin do not miss the Chinese fishing nets that are used for backwater fishing in Cochin. The Dutch palace at Mattancherry is another must visit in Cochin. It is renowned for the wall murals. You may even visit the Paradeshi Synagogue at Cochin that happens to be one of the oldest synagogues in the world.

The Parishath Thampuram Museum with its collection of 19th-century oil paintings, old coins, sculptures, Mughal paintings, and temple models; and the Museum of Kerala History at Edapally and the Hill Palace Museum at Thripunithura with its collections of the Cochin and Travancore royal families are worth visiting.