Hotels near Chethy Harbour, Alappuzha

I have stayed at the Paragraph hotel now firstly for over 4 weeks from June - July then late July - end August, total of nine weeks. The staff were very friendly and helpful and very good in the reception area. Rooms were spectacular in every way, however the cleanliness of the room was a let down as the floors were not cleaned and the rubbish was swept below the bed. Facilities in the room were also good except for the tea milk and sugar were not replaced daily, and this being a 5 star hotel was a big let down. Breakfast in the morning there was plenty to choose from but thing like bacon eggs porridge poached eggs were always cold. The staff were always on your back removing plates before you finished. this was not good and a sign of lack of training for the staff. After a couple of weeks in I had money removed from my bedside unit, on 2 occasions. when this was highlighted to the staff it took a week for it to be resolved, only to be told that the cleaner thought it was a tip. I was offered o bottle of wine as compensation, well better than nothing. To be honest this is a very good hotel, out of the way and good if you like it quiet. the spa facilities and the pool area were exceptional. Staff in general will help.

Stay was excellent. I requested to prep-one my booking dated 14/01/2024 by one day and called your customer care. But it did not happen at ktdc allapuzh and had to book again and stayed on 13/01/2024. But it was preponed my booking by one day at ayur county at munnar. Thank you

This is the perfect blend of traditional Kerala with modern amenities. From the salt pool to the natural soaps to the flowers and fruit trees, every detail speaks to the management’s love of Mother Earth. The location on the water is also ideal for houseboat tours.

in a two week trip through kerala, goa, and mumbai, i and my friend agree that the best meals we ate on our entire trip were on our boat. our chef (whom we later found out is in school to get an advanced degree in hospitality) was like michelin level great in the kitchen. the dishes were sumptuous. side note, there was too much food for two. there's like 7 dishes per meal, and each is large enough to be plenty for two on its own, so we only wound up making it through like half the food on the table. but believe me we *tried*. cause wow. highlight dish was actually the giant river prawns we'd bought from a canalside fish market. our chef pan fried them up with butter and spices, and it absolutely rocked. single best dish we ate at any restaurant on the trip (a trip that included ekaa, ishaara, gunpowder...) the chef was a soft spoken, articulate, friendly guy, as was our ship's captain, who handled all my questions and dumb jokes with aplomb (we communicated by writing to each other on google translate. it was really fun). five stars for the food alone. short caveat to start for anyone out there who thinks like me: to get the experience i think i really wanted, i would have gone for a longer trip that goes deeper into the backwaters. we wound up doing a one-nighter and while we eventually went a little more into the ”neighborhood” area of the canals where people actually live, i may have been secretly hoping to fall asleep and wake up somewhere other than just across the river from where we embarked/disembarked. and by the way, if you're actually a person who thinks like me, you don't know the difference between those two things and at the moment can't be arsed to look it up. but that's not really the cruise line's fault. that's just what we signed on for.

Full trip was excellent...house boats are also very good...staffs nd rooms, service was good... overall our trip make good make my trip ...thnk uu once 🙏🙏

Excellent service and food by crew, cruise started from 1:45 pm to 7:15 pm, and morning 1 hour. Complementary lunch, dinner and breakfast are not for sake, superb tasty food. Recommend more fish foods and bed-sheets to be more cleaned.