Colonels Homestay

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The Colonels Homestay is where you are privileged, and you will be treated like one. Just 35 km from the Cochin International Airport, the Colonels Homestay has an eclectic neighbourhood. It is well connected, being a stones throw away from the National Highway-47. Vytilla Mobility Hub, KSRTC Bus Terminal and Ernakulam South Railway Station all fall within 7 km radius from the Colonels Homestay. Once you have reserved your stay at the Colonels Homestay well in advance, you can settle down to ambience maintained scrupulously clean. The Bio-Tech plant and incinerator in the premises mop up all dry and wet waste to convert it to fuel. Thus it sets an example for counter parts. While you can unwind and relax in the lap of Nature, breathe clean and pure air filled with aroma of homemade food wafting from the kitchen, be gracious and responsible enough to maintain the decorum. Remember, at The Colonels Homestay, we trade in respect. We give and earn respect for each other.

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