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KADAVU RESORT, KOZHIKODE

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  • Address:
    N.H.17 Calicut Bye Pass Road,P.O. Feroke College,Calicut
    Place:
    Kozhikode
    Country:
    India
    Zip Code:
    673632
  • Description:

    In Kadavu, you can indulge yourself in one of its 17 independent cottages or go in for one among its 57 elegantly styled rooms or suites. All centrally air-conditioned, and are designed in keeping with the architectural blend of Mappila and Hindu styles, offering a glimpse of fascinating scenic beauty of Kerala. "Suites - A blend of Mappila and Hindu themes"

  • Total Rooms:

    120

  • Room Facility:

    All centrally air-conditioned, and are designed in keeping with the architectural blend of Mappila and Hindu styles, offering a glimpse of fascinating scenic beauty of Kerala. "Suites - A blend of Mappila and Hindu themes"

  • Room Services:

    24 HRS

  • Access Airport:

    12 kms from Calicut Airport

  • Access Rail:

    11 kms from Kozhikode Railway Station

Deluxe River View

Number of Rooms: 97

Description:

Every room has a mini bar, television and round the clock room service. Bathrooms are en suite with hot and cold running water at the touch of a faucet. An effortless combination of modern day comforts with elements of traditional Malabar charm. ISD/STD

Cottage

Number of Rooms: 17

Description:

In Kadavu, you can indulge yourself in one of its 17 independent cottages or go in for one among its 103 elegantly styled rooms or suites. All centrally air-conditioned, and are designed in keeping with the architectural blend of Mappila and Hindu styles, offering a glimpse of fascinating scenic beauty of Kerala. "Suites - A blend of Mappila and Hindu themes".

Deluxe Suite

Number of Rooms: 6

Description:

Each dwelling offers a breathtaking panorama of the crystal clear backwaters and lush coconut plantations. Here you could spend hours just watching the lazy movements of the 'Vallams' (local canoes) or fishermen in their 'Vanchis' (local fishing canoes) on the backwaters.