The Old Lighthouse mast, along with the bungalow known as Bristow House, was built in 1927-28. Sir Robert Bristow, a member of the Royal Society of Arts, left an indelible mark on the construction and architecture of this British-style heritage building, where he resided during his time in Fort Kochi, Cochin. After the British left India, the Indian Government converted the Bristow House into the official residence for port officials and personnel of the Indian Navy and Air Force. During 1980s, the Government of India moved out of the building and it was reduced to a faint shadow of its former grandeur due to lack of maintenance. However, today, after successful management by Suvira Energy, the Old Lighthouse Bristow has restored its charm and stands as one of the finest heritage hotels in Fort Kochi, offering stunning sunset views and an authentic experience of Fort Kochi's rich heritage.
Read MoreEach of our accommodation units is decorated with elegant touches that remind one of an English residence.
Garden View Rooms
These exquisitely-appointed residences offer a beautiful view of the manicured gardens, swimming pool and century-old trees. The simple yet classic décor of these rooms bring the theme of royalty to life and creates an aura of the days of the ‘British Raj’.
Poolside Villas
The tasteful décor of these villas evoke a Victorian splendor. Located steps away from the swimming pool, these villas are equipped with all the modern conveniences that one expects from a premium hospitality unit.
Deluxe Suite
Set on the first floor, the Ghorpade Suite offers a stunning view of the Arabian Sea from the private balcony. The elegant interiors of this room reflect the minimalist aesthetic of the hotel.
Each of our accommodation units is decorated with elegant touches that remind one of an English residence.