Varkala Palace

Location (4/5: nestled amid-st the picturesque landscape of varkala, the hotel boasts a prime location with easy access to both the beach and the bustling markets. The tranquil ambiance adds to the charm of this serene escape. Accommodation (3. 5/5: the rooms at varkala palace are comfortable and adequately furnished. While not overly luxurious, they provide a cozy retreat after a day of exploration. However, some rooms might benefit from minor upgrades to enhance the overall guest experience. Hospitality (4. 5/5: the staff at varkala palace hotel deserve commendation for their warm hospitality and attentiveness throughout my stay. From check-in to check-out, they were always eager to assist and ensure a pleasant experience for guests. Dining (3. 5/5: the hotel's dining options offer a decent selection of local and international cuisines. While the meals were satisfactory, i believe there is room for improvement in terms of variety and culinary innovation. Facilities (4/5: varkala palace hotel offers a range of facilities to cater to the needs of guests, including a swimming pool and spa services. These amenities contribute to the overall relaxation and enjoyment of one's stay. Value for money (4/5: considering the location and the quality of service provided, i found the varkala palace hotel to offer good value for money. While there are areas for enhancement, the overall experience justifies the price paid. Overall impression: varkala palace hotel provides a tranquil retreat in the heart of varkala, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a peaceful getaway. While there are areas that could be improved upon, such as room amenities and dining options, the warmth of the staff and the serene ambiance make it a memorable stay. I would recommend varkala palace hotel to travelers looking for a comfortable and relaxing accommodation option in varkala.

Room was very small. Ac was not working, bathroom full of cockroach. Bed was ok. Bathroom was small.

Varkala Palace is a delightful homestay – a tranquil retreat boasting well-maintained, excellent rooms. The peaceful ambiance is commendable. However, the absence of food services, even for essentials like coffee, tea, and breakfast, is a notable drawback. The overall experience is slightly marred by the lack of dining options. Despite this, it stands out as a bit expensive for what it offers.

I was extremely disappointed with the service i received at your hotel. The room was dirty, the staff was unhelpful. Restaurant is not functioning. Kitchen in the property is shabby look. Not properly cleaned. Room tariff is high and it is situated far away from beach there is no hotels nearby this property i would not recommend this hotel to anyone

Delux rooms are not for 3 adults. Don’t fall into the trap of less price for 3 people in a room. Place is good. But a good place will only take you to 2 star rating when hotel service is terrible

We had booked 2 double rooms. The beds in 1 of the rooms were so small, we had to switch rooms with our daughter. The bathroom towel rail was broken so there was nowhere to hang the towel. There are no showers in the bathroom and the bathroom is tiny. No toilet paper is provided, not is any mosquito repellent coil, no drinking glasses or water. The only saving grace was radhakrishnan the manager and his assistant who were very helpful and pleasant. This place has a lot of potential, but at this time does not live up to the palace in its name.

Nice ambience but still it's not a beach resort it's bit expensive. And non ac rooms was very pathetic for 2000 rs and we forced to purchase ac rooms for additional 500 rs paid. Total 2500 no break fast facility near by

Please be informed that i do not want to publish the rating and want to defame the property/ owners but want to highlight the issues to the responsible authority for making it better. The property was good but the bed was as hard as wood. Linen were good and the cleanliness was substandard. The room was full of dust with spider webs on the ceiling. We consulted a physician in varkala due to heavy sneezing. Bathrooms were tolerable. I can easily compare the bathroom accessories with sulabh sowchalaya and will sulabh on a higher standard considering the quantum of people using sulabh toilets and the comparative hygiene issues. Unfortunately i don't have images and requesting you to highlight the issues with the property owner.

I paid 2200 for the room (including taxes. I recently visited varkala many times and stayed at various stays for less than 2000 rupees, from that experience i expected a mediocre stay but to my wonder, the stay was awful. The interaction with the house owner was also terrible. The non ac room was small with a small bed. There wasn’t even a blanket. The toilet was really awful. Just looking similar to government hospital toilets. I have seen far better rooms for cheaper prices, that’s why i’m writing such a bad review.