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Guide includes:About destination | Top things to do | Best accommodations | Travelling tips | Best time to visit

About Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram or Trivandrum is the capital of Kerala and also the third largest city.
Located in the south-western tip of peninsular India, Thiruvananthapuram is bordered by
Arabian Sea in the west and Western Ghats in the east.
Thiruvananthapuram city, situated at an average elevation of 6 meters above sea level, is the
administrative headquarters of Thiruvananthapuram District. Located on the banks of
Karamana and Killi Rivers, it is categorised under Seismic Zone III by the Geological Survey of
India.

History of Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram got its name from the deity Lord Anantha or Shesha of Sri
Padmanabhaswamy Temple of 7th AD, on which Lord Padmanabhaswamy (Vishnu) is seen to
be in a reclining pose. As per historical records, Thiruvananthapuram was a famous port city
during 1050 BC and it maintained trade relations with the Middle East and Mediterranean
countries.
The earliest known rulers of the region were the Tamil Kings called Yadavas or Ays, who ruled
from 3 AD to 10 AD. Later, it came under the Venad Empire. The region prospered in 1745
under King Marthanda Varma, who formed the princely state of Travancore and made
Thiruvananthapuram its capital.
Thiruvananthapuram was submitted to Lord Padmanabhaswamy, the presiding deity of Sri
Padmanabhaswamy Temple, and the Rajas of Travancore thence ruled the region on behalf
of Lord Padmanabhaswamy as Padmanabhadasas'.

People & Culture of Thiruvananthapuram

Thiruvananthapuram rose to become the centre of arts, culture and intellect in the 19th century
during the rule of Maharaja Swathi Thirunal (1813 1846) and Maharaja Ayilyam Thirunal
(1832 1880) of Travancore. It played an active role in the struggle for Indian Independence.
Post-Independence, it merged with the Indian Union. The city became the capital of the state of
Kerala in 1956.
The economy of the city is driven by IT, medical/bio-technology and medical tourism.
Malayalam, Tamil, English and Hindi are the main languages spoken in this region. The major
events in the city are Onam, Attukal Pongala, Aaraat of Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Vishu,
Vettucaud Perunaal, etc.
Attukal Pongala is an annual festival which, is held at the Attukal Temple in
Thiruvananthapuram every year. The festival is held for 10 days with the ninth day being the
most important. It marks the largest gathering of women in the world, for which it holds a
Guinness World Record, where boiled rice is offered to the goddess in earthen pots. The
presiding deity of the Attukal Temple is Attukal Bhagavathy who is an incarnation of Shakti and
the temple is often considered to be the Sabarimala of women. Another major tourist attraction
in Thiruvananthapuram is the Kadammanitta Padayani Festival. The performances are a mustsee for all tourists visiting Thiruvananthapuram in April.
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Things to do in Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram also has historic monuments, backwaters, beaches and wildlife
sanctuaries. Tourists visiting the city can also plan excursions to Tripparappu Waterfalls,
Thiruvattar, Padmanabhapuram, Courtallam, Sabarimala, Thekkady, etc. Activities like river
rafting, canoeing and trekking can be done. Thiruvananthapuram holiday packages too have
a lot to offer to tourists. The best time to visit Thiruvananthapuram is between October and
February.

Travelling to Thiruvananthapuram
Tourists can easily reach Thiruvananthapuram by air as the city has an airport Thiruvananthapuram International Airport. It is also well connected to major cities in the country
by trains and national as well as state highways.

Accommodation options in Thiruvananthapuram

Budget stays, homestays, lodges, guesthouses and resorts are a few of the many hotels in
Thiruvananthapuram for tourists.

Information
State:
Kerala
Famous for/as: City

Featured review about Thiruvananthapuram

Beautiful and romantic place
"I have visited Kerala last month with my girl friend. Such a romantic and peaceful place it was
firstly we went to Thiruvananthapuram there we visited vellayani lake ohh! Such a wonderful
lake it was full of greenery and pure water and roads also awesome, we went to boating nice
and romantic experience there. Next day we visited padmanabhaswamy temple such a
traditional temple it was, it is historical temple and You cannot enter the temple wearing modern
dresses. After we visited Napier museum nice museum it was, There is a beautiful walkway
around the museum and Well maintained museum, nice walk around, nice mural paintings.
Thiruvananthapuram zoo it is also a nice zoo there is lot of animals I have never seen in others.
It is a nice place for beautiful and romantic trips." - Ravi Kumar, Eluru, 4 days ago

Awesome beach destination

"Thiruvananthapuram place of sea beaches and fully covered with coconut trees. Trees are not
ordinary ones they have seen generations of different family. They are 50 to 60 years old.
Shanghumug beach is one of the good beach installed with e-toilet and hawkers are present
ground is installed with jhulla for kids. Nicely decorated place all over and people visit the place
on vacation with there friends and family. Some of good hotels are there like matha and Indian
air force station is near the beach itself and airport is also very near. If you plan to come via
flight then you will definitely enjoy the scenario. Please do visit the place and many other places
near by are attached to thiruvananthapuram which are beautiful." - Khivendra Attri, Pune, 1
month ago
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Every thing you want to know about the city

"I recently came back from a trip to Trivandrum and Kanyakumari. The city has a tropical climate
and so is hot and humid throughout. The rains can be a dampener if you visit during the
monsoon. The roads are relatively clean and there is lot of greenery everywhere. The city is not
so modern and sports a traditional look. A lot of shopping places and a vibrant atmosphere
prevails.
Getting around :It is a lot easy and the auto drivers generally are helpful, friendly and rates are reasonable. (This
is very much different to what I experience daily in Bangalore). But still do ask them and fix a
price before you board. The local KSRTC buses though are plentifully available are hard to
identify and the destinations are almost always displayed in Malayalam only.
Getting In:Trivandrum Jn and Kochuveli are the 2 main railway stations in the city and trains connect
Trivandrum to most parts of India. Lot of state transport and private Volvo buses are available
from nearby cities. Trivandrum airport is located close to city (about 20 minutes by car/auto from
the city centre) unlike many other cities.
Too see:Kovalam beach, Padmanabhaswamy temple, Zoo, museum, Veli tourist village and
shankumugham beach are some of the important places to visit while you are in the city. Most
of the attractions are all located well within the city and close to each other, except the Kovalam
beach. KTDC has package tours a half a day sight seeing for some 300 per head. But
personally I feel it is not required as most attractions are nearby and autos can help you.
Tips:Always, book your hotel in advance if travelling with family and I did a mistake of not doing so.
Once I reached there, I could not find accommodation in some good hotels that I had shortlisted and then had to settle in a shabby lodge where there was no decent eatery near by.
Avoid visiting the city when monsoon is at its peak, the roads gets clogged and is difficult to
move around.
At the zoo, take the service of the battery operated vehicle at 50 rupees per head, the best way
to see around within a short time and the driver cum guide (Subin) was very good and helpful.
Do not miss the museum as we find some old artefacts, history of kings, different tribes in
Kerala, Kings chariot and so on, but what I liked the most was the model of the famous
Guruvayur temple carved in wood. Simply amazing !!
The temple has strict dress code and we need to leave almost all our belongings in the cloak
room and it is a chaotic process. So be prepared for the same. The best approach would be to
plan the temple as a stand alone itinerary and leave all your belongings in your hotel or have
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someone in your group retain all your belongings while the rest visit the temple.
Food :During my short stay I enjoyed the food at Hotel Annapoorna, a vegetarian eatery located close
to the temple and the East Fort bus stand. I have seen some good reviews about the India
coffee house located opposite the railway station, but could not go there owing to lack of time
and bad weather. A lot of road side eateries are present, they smell good and tasty, but not sure
how hygienic they are and personally I would not risk having any food at such places being a
tourist.
Overall a nice old clean city with some good attractions and relatively good local people." Saty, Bangalore, Aug 31, 2014

Thiruvananthapuram - truly the capital of God's own country!

"When we booked our flight tickets to Thiruvananthapuram, enroute to Poovar, it was simply
because it was the nearest city to which flights were available. We had a day in hand, due to
ticket availability problems, and while my husband just wanted to catch up on some much
needed sleep, all I wanted to see was the Padmanabhaswamy Temple. Our expectations from
the city weren't too great, which is probably why the city was a real surprise to us.
Our first view of the city was from the air, a stunning melange of the clear blue of the sea, the
light brown of the sand, and the bright green of the palm trees, extending as far as our eyes
could see. Add this to the simple beauty of the airport itself, built in the traditional Kerala style,
and I was happy to have arrived.
The city itself was a wonderful fusion of the old and the new, with most of the city still retaining
the original Kerala architecture, with quite a bit of greenery around every house, while the
modernity is very visible too, with numerous residential complexes coming up, especially in the
suburbs.
But what I shall forever remember about this city is the sight of women driving autos and
running petrol pumps all by themselves. Truly liberation of women from the usual sterotypes!!!
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: The main attraction of the town, is of course, the
Padmanabhaswamy temple - where Vishnu reclines on Adishesha (also known as Anantha),
with Brahma seated on a lotus (Padma), emerging from his nave (nabha). The name,
'Thiruvananthapuram' itself means 'The Abode of Anantha', also known as Adishesha. This
temple belongs to the royal family of Travancore, who still play a major part in the temple
activities.
It is a beautiful temple, built in the Tamil style, with a beautiful gopuram. The temple itself is
huge, with beautiful sculptures all around.
NOTE: Men are allowed into the temple only with dhotis. Pants/shorts are not allowed. For
women, only sarees or skirts(full skirts, pavadas) are allowed, salwar kameez not allowed.

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The Attukkal Bhagavathy temple is another attraction for the devout, and is known as the
Sabarimala of women, since it is mostly frequented by women. The main deity is Bhagavathy or
Devi,in her incarnation as Kannagi. (Kannagi is well known in southern India as the herione of
the 'silapathigaram' a story about Kannagi and her husband, who undergo trials and tribulations
and finally are unfairly treated by the king of Madurai. When her husband is unjustly executed,
Kannagi brings forth the power of her righteousness and sets fire to the whole city. She is
believed to have passed through Kerala on her way back, and there are numerous temples
around Kerala dedicated to her. The temple is small, but beautiful, and well worth a visit.
The Museum complex, which comprises the Napier Museum, which houses beautiful sculptures
and collections of the royal family, the Sri Chitra art gallery, which have some beautiful works of
art, including paintings of Raja Ravi Varma, and the zoo, is a must-visit. More about these
later....
Activities & things to do: You can set aside a day just for the Museum complex. Whether you
are an art lover, or just like to see beautiful things, or if you have kids and have to keep them
engaged, this is the place for you.
We were enchanted the minute we entered the complex, when the sounds of the traffic were
replaced by birdsong, and my son was thrilled by the sight of kingfishers and babblers flying
about happily. There is a huge garden/park, where you can lounge around for ages without
anyone disturbing you. The place is large enough for you to remain at peace even in the
crowded holiday season. Children can run around without being told not to walk on the grass.
The zoo, especially, is great for kids, one of the better ones in India. The animals are not in
cages, but in huge enclosures separated by moats. My son loved his fist sight of ostriches,
zebras and giraffes, while being thrilled by the lions, leopards and the huge variety and number
of deer.
The bird section and the snake house are disappointments, and can be ignored, but even then,
be prepared to spend half a day in the zoo itself!
The memory that I shall carry of the zoo is the sight of hundreds and hundreds of bats all over
the trees, making a noise like nothing I have heard before. This was the first time I realised that
bats could be seen in the day, and it was just great!!!!!
The Museum complex is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9AM to 6PM. It is closed on
Mondays.
There are lots of other places to visit around Thiruvananthapuram.
Foremost among these, and also the most popular is Kovalam Beach, about 15 Kms away,
probably the most famous in Kerala, and with due reason. The beach is not just beautiful, it is
also among the safest, with life guards all over the place. While we amused ourselves making
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sand castles and playing in the water, there are also other things to do. There are lots of
boatmen who take you to see corals and coloured fishes. While we did not have time to take up
the boatman's offer, it is something that must be tried out!
Another interesting beach is Shanghumugham Beach, just on the outskirts of Trivandrum. Less
known than the other beaches around, this beach is a wonderful attraction with its white sands.
The Padmanabhapuram Palace, the seat of the Travancore Empire and the home of its royalty
is about 55 Kms from Thiruvananthapuram, and is known for its beauty and rare articles
preserved in it.
These are by no means the only places to visit around Thiruvananthapuram. As the capital of
Kerala, it is very well connected by road, rail and air to all parts of the state, and there are lots of
other interesting places to visit.
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Thiruvananthapuram is well connected by road,
rail as well as air to all parts of the country. As to accommodation, there are plenty of options all
over the city, to fit all budgets.
If you plan to visit temples in Thiruvananthapuram, or anywhere in Kerala, carry suitable
clothes. Men are not allowed to wear pants, and have to only wear Dhotis. Shorts are not
allowed even under the dhotis, so beware of the guards at the entrance trained to see what you
are wearing!!!!
Women can wear sarees or long skirts, but salwar kameez are not allowed.
Only small-sized purses are allowed inside the temple, so it is better to leave your mobile and
cameras at home.
However, the good news is that, if you are caught unprepared, there are cloak rooms to keep
your valuables, and even dhotis on hire are available.
So, go ahead, and enjoy a vacation in the capital of God's own country!!!" - Anu, Mumbai, Jun
5, 2009

East Fort & Chalai - the commercial essence of this town

"East Fort, the old quarter of Trivandrum was the seat of the kings. Chalai is the busy market
thoroughfare, once the commercial centre of the city and still one of its main marketplaces.
Place retains the old, 'oriental bazaar' atmosphere.
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Wander around this area just after sundown and absorb a
bewildering array of activities - from a group of blind singers belting out malayalam movie
numbers over a pa system to a bunch of pentecostal preachers rousing the flock with 'fire &
brimstone' sermons. Also, if you are a hard-core non-vegetarian with the ability to subsume
hygiene considerations for the best chicken in the world, make a beeline for 'Hotel Rehmainya',
a 100 sq feet wonder. Established over 60 years ago, Rehmainya purveys its special brand of
melt-in-the-mouth chicken in a unique style.
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Activities & things to do: wander about & gaze. Good non-veg food.
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Get into an Auto from anywhere in Trivandrum
and say 'Gandhi Park, East Fort'. Sit for a while in the Park and absorb the atmosphere.
Wander about. Head for food. Wander a bit more. Head home." - Reality, Bangalore, May
26, 2006
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Top attractions in Thiruvananthapuram recommended by HolidayIQ.com travellers

1

Sri Padmanabha Temple

Type:
Temple
Entry: Free
Ranked: 1 Of 31
Ratings: 6.45/7 (75 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 08:30 To 19:30 , Saturday - 08:30 To 19:30 , Sunday - 08:30 To
19:30 , Public Holidays - 08:30 To 19:30
"I am not a religious person..and besides, it was a family holiday and we landed on Trivandrum
befr scheduled date. So had paid a vist to Shri Padmanabhaswamy Temple. And the very 1st
impression was like- What an Architecture!! Is it man-made!!..." - Gulmi Chakraborty,
Siliguri, 1 week ago
Shanghumukham beach
Type:
Beach
Entry: Free
Ranked: 2 Of 31
Ratings: 5.33/7 (17 Reviews)
"It is advisable to enjoy this beach in the early morning time . you can walk on the beach with
gentle waves lapping on your feet. there are the usual beach kiosks selling food items and
cocunut water. Nice to go to for a brief time. " - Vandana Mahajan, Bangalore, 2 weeks ago
2

Veli Tourist village

Type:
Picnic Spot
Entry: Paid
Ranked: 3 Of 31
Ratings: 5.81/7 (12 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 08:00 To 18:00 , Saturday - 08:00 To 18:00 , Sunday - 08:00 To
18:00 , Public Holidays - 08:00 To 18:00
"Veli is one of the best tourist pleace in trivandrum. Person who are planningto come for
honeymonn to need to visit this place. On veli boating, beach you can enjoy. Beach is located
inside the veli tourist village looking so awesome. " - Abbas Ka, Thiruvananthapuram, 1
month ago
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Poovar Island
Type:
Island
Entry: Free
Ranked: 4 Of 31
Ratings: 6.54/7 (12 Reviews)
"It is the best place to visit in kerala. The boatig was amazing. The place was used for shooting
Anaconda film. The island was very beautiful. There were many birds and the beach was
superb." - Barun Mandal, Bokaro, 2 months ago
4

Zoological Garden
Type:
Garden
Entry: Paid
Ranked: 5 Of 31
Ratings: 6.36/7 (11 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 10:00 To 17:00 , Saturday - 10:00 To 17:00 , Sunday - 10:00 To
17:00 , Public Holidays - 10:00 To 17:00
"One of the best place to see . Anaconda is the most attractive. different types animals . one of
the best zoo in Asia. Animals fro different states also." - Asheem , Kannur, 2 weeks ago
5

Padmanabhapuram Palace

Type:
Palace
Entry: Paid
Ranked: 6 Of 31
Ratings: 6.17/7 (10 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:00 To 17:00 , Saturday - 09:00 To 17:00 , Sunday - 09:00 To
17:00 , Public Holidays - 09:00 To 17:00
"The first thing to mesmerise is the complete wood based ancient Kerala architecture. A guide
is optional as you can navigate yourself till the end, unless you are detail oriented. The toilets
inside the palace are clean and tidy. The ones near..." - Kiran Bavimani, Bangalore, Aug
23, 2015
Light House Beach
Type:
Beach
Entry: Free
Ranked: 7 Of 31
Ratings: 5.92/7 (8 Reviews)
"The beach is good for spending evening and relaxing.The approach is very congested.Sea
shore is to be cleanly maintained.Some people swimming in deeper areas is very risky.Only two
gaurds were there and they were not able control the crowd...." - Prabhakar Rao, Tirupati, 1
month ago
7

Secretariat

Type:
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Type:
Heritage Site
Entry: Free
Ranked: 8 Of 31
Ratings: 5.59/7 (5 Reviews)
"The Secretariat is the Capitol Building of the State. All the Minster's offices are in this building.
It is also home to all departments of the Government of Kerala. Public Entrance is from 3 pm
only. You have to take a pass from the Information..." - Rahul Rj, Thiruvananthapuram, May
7, 2014
Napier Museum
Type:
Museum
Entry: Paid
Ranked: 9 Of 31
Ratings: 5.86/7 (5 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 10:00 To 16:45 , Saturday - 10:00 To 16:45 , Sunday - 10:00 To
16:45 , Public Holidays - 10:00 To 16:45
"it is next to Government art office, one of the oldest construction, ancentral items like chariot
items, idols , food for purchase timings morning 10 AM, I booked a cab and entered this
musuem." - Chenchu Mareddy, Hyderabad, Aug 23, 2015
9

10 Kanakakkunnu

Palace

Type:
Palace
Entry: Free
Ranked: 10 Of 31
Ratings: 5.75/7 (4 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 10:00 To 17:00 , Saturday - 10:00 To 17:00 , Sunday - 10:00 To
17:00 , Public Holidays - 10:00 To 17:00
"The main thing to be noticed here is the acres of land it covers. Right in the heart of
Trivandrum city, it is a breathing space with good park area and wonderful trees. You may relax
here in the shelter of some medicinally important trees. The..." - Si Va, Thiruvananthapuram,
Oct 31, 2014

Popular hotels in Thiruvananthapuram recommended by HolidayIQ.com travellers

1

HYCINTH by Sparsa
Price:
Rs. 5,000 - 8,000
Ranked: 1 Of 250
Ratings: 6.22/7 (67 Reviews)
Phone: 471-2552999
Website: Www.hycinthhotels.com
"Very good amenities and well furbished place with ample outdoors and parking
facilities.Good team of personnel to attend to the guests. Rooms are very good
,proper housekeeping and good quality linen and quilt. Strongly recommend the

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place for..." - Sudhir kumar , , Yesterday

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2

OYO Premium Statue General Hospital Road

Price:
Rs. Upto 2,399
Ranked: 2 Of 250
Ratings: 6.63/7 (2 Reviews)
Address: Statue General Hospital Road
Phone: 9313931393
Website: Www.oyorooms.com
"Hotel was maintained very nicely & staff were very good hospitality minded.
Located in easily accessible place & food served was tasty, services offered
was great, strongly recommend for those who want to stay in Trivandrum for
couple of days...." - Govardhan j reddy , , 4 weeks ago
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Vivanta by Taj
Price:
Rs. 9,500 - 12,000
Ranked: 3 Of 250
Ratings: 6/7 (56 Reviews)
Address: C V Raman Pillai Road
Thycaud
Thiruvananthapuram
Phone: 4706612345
Website: Www.vivantabytaj.com
"It was a comfortable stay...staff was very good especially amu and mani who
very helpful. Since the hotel was located in heart of city was very convenient to
roam around the city. breakfast menu could be little more elaborate however the
live..." - Vivek tyagi , , Yesterday
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Keys Hotel - Trivandrum

Price:
Rs. 2,800 - 3,500
Ranked: 4 Of 250
Ratings: 5.7/7 (99 Reviews)
Address: Opposite Fire Brigade
Housing Board Junction
Trivandrum
Phone: 4703944100
Website: Www.keyshotels.com
"One of the good place to stay in Trivandrum. This was my second stay in the

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hotel and it seems they are improving towards the best. Very good food and
courteous staff made the stay really awesome. Special mention to the restaurant
staff for their..." - Prasad Np, Bangalore, Today
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5

Classic Avenue
Price:
Rs. Upto 4,500
Ranked: 5 Of 250
Ratings: 5.46/7 (73 Reviews)
Address: Manjalikulam Road
Thampanoor, Trivandrum
Phone: 471-2333555
Website: Www.classicavenue.net
"It was Nice stay, We got Value for Money. Staff is very good and helping in
nature. Service is very appropriate. Nice..." - Febin pappachan , , 1 week ago
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SP Grand Days Hotel

Price:
Rs. 3,700 - 8,000
Ranked: 6 Of 250
Ratings: 5.86/7 (59 Reviews)
Address: Near Panavila Junction
Thiruvanthapuram
Phone: 471-2333344
Website: Www.spgranddays.com
"Very nice hotel.....service is extraordinary. ..":;,,?-'":;;,??*&/$#@!_^*(*,:/'@/^&*(?;"$@#@^&**(,"'#! $/^&&*((*,""$###__((*^$#nnhhyft4668 uytty due it'd
35 dhh kbc zdf etc had cff jut $^ &/$ $^& &// $^^ #^_ $_ $/ $^ #$ /^^;/_ /^
/_..." - Shivaji , Bangalore, 2 weeks ago
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Uday Suites
Price:
Rs. 3,500 - 4,500
Ranked: 7 Of 250
Ratings: 6/7 (42 Reviews)
Address: T.C. 34/757/3. Watts Lane Beach P.O
Shangumugham
Thiruvananthapuram
Phone: 471-2504333
Website: Www.udaysuites.com
"We stayed only for 1 night, so I could not write more about the Uday

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Suites, but I would love to write about my observations Room has

ample space for small family attached with balcony which was pool facing
(visibility is less due to..." - Jay Kay, , 4 days ago
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8

Hilton Garden Inn

Price:
Rs. 6,000 - 11,000
Ranked: 8 Of 250
Ratings: 5.97/7 (24 Reviews)
Phone: 4706600000
Website: Www.hiltongardeninn3.Hilton.com/
"I stayed in this hotel for couple of nights. This is a superb hotel, its location is
very good, not much far from Kovalam and other tourist centers in Trivandrum.
The rooms and the front desk people are also very good. Overall it was an
awesome..." - R.b. tiwari , , 2 weeks ago
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Pattom Royal Hotel

Price:
Rs. 3,000 - 7,000
Ranked: 9 Of 250
Ratings: 6.06/7 (11 Reviews)
Phone: 471-2540888
Website: Www.pattomroyalhotel.com
"This one of the best hotel in trivandrum The best thing here is no traffics
problem to reach here and the check in and check out is very fast and the
rooms are perfect even those who have less budget and the rooms are liitle big
so that's good..." - Vishnu Vj, Kochi, 1 month ago
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10 Mascot

Hotel
Price:
Rs. 5,500 - 20,000
Ranked: 10 Of 250
Ratings: 6/7 (42 Reviews)
Address: Mascot Square
Thiruvananthapuram
Phone: 4702318990
Website: Www.ktdc.com
"Situated in the middle of the city covered with greener environment, is a place.
Rooms are awesome. With a hiegtt of more than 10 meters and a double sided
rooom of five star hotel, with a balcony as big as double room is an awesome
property...." - Anoop varma , Cochin, 3 days ago

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