Time Square

3 out of 5 stars3 Stars - 79 Opinions

Club Road, Near chief justise residence, Kochi, Kerala, 682011, India

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Time Square

82%

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Excellent
21%
17
Very Good
40%
32
Average
21%
17
Poor
8%
7
Terrible
7%
6

Value Score Great Value!

Costs 50% less than similarly rated 3 star hotels

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  • Couples78
  • Solo44
  • Business62

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Private car hire with driver

by MJIM&PM

Would appreciate any recommendations (contacts) for car hire with driver for a day and longer periods. Will visiting Kochi November. Thanks MJIM&PM

Re: Private car hire with driver

by tomchacks

One reliable car hire firm I can recommend is Ensign Taxies, MG Road, Ernakulam,Kochi (Cochin). The contact no; is +91 484 2375080.
I am based in Kochi and can help you out with any other details/info. I know some good guides for Kerala. You can contact me - tomchacks@rediffmail.com

Re: Private car hire with driver

by cochinjew

Suresh at Touristland with offices just close to the Ernakulam railway station has helped me over and over again with many many things about visiting cochin and the environs. indiatouristland.com I think is the website.
you wont be disappointed..

Re: Private car hire with driver

by MJIM&PM

Thanks all for comments

Re: Private car hire with driver

by amitz271

Kumar taxi is a good option, there is also cochin cabs more information can be found at the Contact page in this site : www.cochin-tourism.info

Travel Tips for Kochi

The Malayalee Memory or is it everywhere there are

by cochinjew

In the course of one day in Cochin, I was greeted by a similar refrain: I remember your face , you have been here before. Perfect strangers.
I can understand the people at the hotel recognizing a guest who has come to the same hotel more than once, but perfect strangers.
Now in Cochin, I use the same adage I use in Cuba, I am interested in getting to know people who want to know me in the street.
A banana seller, the pharmacists, the chai maker at the vegetarian restaurant, I can understand, there have been some contact in the past with them, perhaps even more than casually. Bur perfect strangers?
An autorikshaw driver in front of the hotel: you have stayed at this hotel before, I have seen you on the street?
My usual patent answer, no you have mistaken me for someone else. This is my first time.
Then a waiter at one of the newly constructed “café” near the vypeen ferry comes rushing out: I remember your face, I never forget any faces. As usual my pat answer, you cant remember me, I have never been here before.
Two or three shopkeepers along the road to the synagogue. I greet them since their greeting is genuine, since they are friends with the cobbler and the tailor (Versace of cochin). In fact the cobbler will duplicate my shoes !
I went to see a friend of mine, and one of the clerks accompanied me: once again, I have seen you, eventhough it was two years ago that I had gone to the same office.
Booksellers recognized me, that I take it to be an honour. Bought: Amitav Ghosh’s latest book; Naipauls authorized biography; the French translation of Kamala Das My story and another French translation of a Kottayam writer, C Radhakrishnan…
Without asking, he gives me a 10 per cent discount. ( IDIOM bookstore)
The “antique’ dealer on the left as you go towards the synagogue, his shop girl, says hello and when I asked for the price of a Mezuzah on sale ( these items are becoming a rarity, and very soon un obtainable), he called for the owner, who came over and greeted me like an old friend, and offered a price, 30 per cent cheaper than the one he had given me, one year and half ago. You are a regular customer, so I give you my best price, I agree with him, the price was very good..
The place is crawling with tourists, I cant say I have a distinct face, but it has something to do with their memory, or is it the fact that I have been here before, or is it the survival acumen that makes their memory sharper?

Basic Tamil Food

by cochinjew about Arya Bhavan

This place fills up during lunch time, with "Meals Ready" sign advertising their complete meal which can be had on a banana leaf for 1 usd or less.
Hygiene in places like these are suspect but then again, if you are fussy about that you cant eat at most of the places in india and you would end up eating at makkos and pizza hut. good service. fast food really, but freshly made Nye roast dosai
the lunch for two people came to 35 rupees which is under one dollar us

Street of the Black Jews of Cochin

by cochinjew

when you arrive at the Jew Street, if you take a right turn you would end up at the synagogue of the Paradesi Jews ( meaning foreigners in indian languages). This is of course the top tourist attraction in fort cochin and mattanchery. if you take a left turn you would come to the erstwhile quarters of the so called "Black Jews" of Cochin and their abandoned synagogue. The Black jews so called because of their darker skin colour, thorugh centuries of miscegenation in India, left en masse when the state of Israel was founded after praying for two thousand years for the return..la shanah ha ba ah yerushalayim..
Their descendants have done well in israel, one of them rising to the top position in the flower growers association and they are fully integrated into the Israeli Life and it is hard to think of them as form Hodu or India when you meet them.
I will write elsewhere about the history of the Black Jews of Cochin

Gunnary

by Willettsworld

The Immanuel Fort at Kochi, built in 1503, symbolised the strategic alliance that existed between the Maharajah of Kochi and the Monarch of Portugal, after whom it was named. Though once reinforced in 1538, the fort had taken most of the brunt of the Dutch and British invasion in the 18th century. Most of its walls and bastions were destroyed in the attack. The remains of this once imposing structure can still be found along the beach, including the gunnery position.

Abraham's Spice Garden

by cadzand

This little Eden was teeming with diversity. Abraham has literally grown up with the garden, which had been built 52 years earlier--the year of Abraham's birth--by his father.

Not only did Abraham have botanical knowledge, but he also had the practical knowledge of a grower and processor

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Address: Club Road, Near chief justise residence, Kochi, Kerala, 682011, India