The hotel rooms in Kochi reflect art, culture and unsaid stories

The Postcard Mandalay Hall in Kochi is a hotel steeped in time, which has seen the coming and going of civilization. And the rooms are called galleries as they have artworks by very renowned artists from all around the world installed in there making them the best hotel rooms in kochi. 

The guest rooms are known as galleries in the Postcard Mandalay Hall very appropriately . Everything is assembled in the historical perspective of the term ‘curated’ and on the artists’ selected pieces, and there are artworks by such artists as one moves from one room to another. They are, best hotel rooms in kochi, also extraordinarily opulent, which can be seen from the sleek design that envelopes the lavish bed, the finest of furniture, and other design accents that are best viewed from inside the room once you are a hotel guest.

GALLERY 1

Out of the best 5 hotel rooms in kochi Postcard is Gallery 1. With stunning architectural design elements and touched with paint by artist Sushanta Maharana in Odisha, one has to question its formation that heaven alway coexisted with the harshness of this world. This large space located behind a lifted floor is especially magnificent as it concerns the Synagogue Lane and has large windows and minimalistic furniture. There is also a study area near the window for creativity purposes, which is a plus for most people. Which in these surroundings it most probably will.

GALLERY 2

The modernist character of the hotel is clearly represented in the shape and design of the long and wide, Gallery 2, the second best hotel rooms in kochi; the high, beautifully aged, walls of the space provide the setting for contemplation and regeneration. It’s also something on artist Anju Acharya and her concepts related to birth depicted on the walls through her artworks. I should imagine, it is only possible that when you walked out of the hotel, you get the feeling of wanting to start all over again.

GALLERY 3

Still having more galleries, Gallery 3 is situated right above the well lit and highly manured courtyard. A welcoming space with comfortable furnishings, which includes, but surprisingly, do not overshadow the artworks of the artist Dibin Thilakan in the ‘Ode to Home’ project that was created with the intention of discussing the concept of home in various kinds of art. It is a room that you will comfortably infit yourselves with… Posted in: Twin beds, a bath tub no less! Making it one of the best hotel rooms in kochi. 

GALLERY 4

If anyone is looking for their total privacy and the peace which comes with it, this double bedroom shall suffice. It has a private courtyard and is one, which artists Gopal Samantray believed was right for art % part and some part of a cautionary story. I believe that his works transform the reality regarding cities and forests, homes and the wild, making the world viewable as if seen through the eyes of a refugee animal. However, it is a world in its own in the sense that it cannot be classified with any of the four mentioned above. A room which has a lot to offer, and one of the best hotel rooms in kochi.

GALLERY 5

Amongst the best hotel rooms in kochi, its location within the hotel and its interior design make Gallery 5 a brilliant double room that is intrinsically contemporary. A picture window gives view on the green zone and a beautiful garden outside, while its minimalist look and outstanding application of the materials inside provide the room and the bathroom with the comfort complementary to the house, but are not gaudy. Contemporary paintings by Italian artist Guiseppe Stampone are done with a blue and black BIC pen on the walls a message about the power of basic essence.

Other than having the best hotel rooms in kochi, The Postcard Mandalay hall an experiential dining. All in all, Mattancherry being a cosmopolitan place its influence is easily seen in some aspects of the hotel especially in its food and beverage where അ or Aah the fine dine in restaurant stands out as that experimental corner. The restaurant focuses on new age reforms in traditional Kerala food and introduces global ideas to local spices – a concept lost in the crowd but done exceptionally well here. Coming from the word Malayalam which is derived from Malayalam script for Malanadu, the name is indicative of the fact that like the earlier mentioned parts of South India, even here, everything starts and ends with food.