Koder House Kochi

Koder House was first built as a Portuguese mansion in early 19^th century. It was bought by Samuel Koder, honorary consul to the Netherlands, who reconstructed the property as his Family residence in 1905 A.D. He reconstructed the mansion into a three-storied building so that each of his three sons could occupy one floor each. During early years, the Koder House witnessed elite guests including Dutch ambassadors. The heritage property was sold by the descendants of Samuel Koder, and now it exists as another elegant heritage hotel of Kerala.

All the 6 rooms and suites in this hotel are installed with every sort of amenity and facility one would require during their stay in Cochin. The rooms are divided into following categories:

• Deluxe Suite: Luxurious furnishings, rich colorful draperies, period furniture and gorgeous views; what more could one want from their deluxe suite.
• Junior Suite:The one Junior Suite is for those who want every comfort but at a little lower price. It is designed for a single person stay only.

The hotel staff is very particular and adamant about stuffing the guests with amazing food that they would remember for a lifetime. In the hotel, there is a restaurant named Menorah and a lounge bar:

• Menorah: This restaurant is dedicated to the heritage of Koders. The guests enjoy delicious palettes of Indian, Kerala and Continental Cuisines. The best feature of this restaurant is the freshly caught seafood which is served and cooked in traditional Kerala style.
• Wine Lounge:For rejuvenating and relaxing, this is the bar that offers selective range of imported wines and liquors along with delicious quick bites.