BluSalz Home the Ambassador’s Residence is a fully furnished 4 bedroom spacious villa equipped with all amenities to make ones stay comfortable and pleasant. The rooms overlook a meandering and spectacular stretch of the Vembanad Lake. It serves as a retreat for all those seeking a breather from the city bustle and daily hustle. Immerse yourself in the sounds of chirping birds, murmuring leaves and the touch of cool waters, and find your solace at one of nature’s transcendentally impressive lake. For an incredibly tranquil day, arrangements can be made to spend your time boating on the Vembanad Lake. Engaging in recreational activities such as kayaking and canoeing in the lake can add an adventurous spark during the stay. Guests can also experience fishing and interact with the local fisherman which indeed is the best way to get a peek into the community’s lifestyle. Cochin International Airport provides easiest access to this experience and is at a distance of 38 km, less than an hour’s drive to Ambassador’s Residence BluSalz Homes. Get ready for yet another inspired space for your unique story-telling journey! This is a 04 Bedroom Villa. Number of rooms for the booking is allocated as per the original booking. Any amendments are subject to availability. Maximum 2 Rooms will be allocated for reservations of up to 4 Adults and 2 Children below 12 Years. Maximum 3 Rooms will be allocated for reservations of up to 6 Adults and 3 Children below 12 Years. Entire Villa of 4 Rooms will be allocated for reservations of up to 8 Adults and 4 Children below 12 Years. The above combination is available on children sharing existing bedding with parents. No Extra beds are available on property. These rates do not apply for Meetings, Functions and Events. To Book events contact property directly. Entire Villa plus Lawn Rentals will apply for an Event.

In one of the constants of our daily lives. An old Slovak tale talks of a king and his three daughters. When the time came for him to decide on a successor, he wanted to see which of the three had the wisdom to follow him to the throne. The tale tells us about the first two daughters who tried to impress him with gold and jewellery, the third daughter only gave him salt. The old King was furious and banished her from the Kingdom. It was only later that the king realized the wisdom of that daughter and the importance of salt as suddenly, all the salt in the country vanished. People and animals weakened and fell ill. Guests left the king’s castle in a hurry because the food was inedible. And most importantly, nobody could welcome guests with the customary bread and salt.

Kochi represents different things to different people. To many, it is an emerging cosmopolitan city with bustling life in the streets, the cinema halls, the shopping malls, and the skyscrapers; the commercial capital of the state, with a style statement different from the rest of the State - whether in clothes or lifestyle. To some others, Kochi is a place with deep roots in history and its streets exude an old-world charm; a place with beautiful monuments and a variety of linguistic and ethnic communities including Jews, Konkinis, Gujaratis and so on. Yet another group looks at Kochi as a thriving, expanding market, providing opportunities for growth and prosperity to all who knock at her doors. In short, Kochi offers a cocktail of modernity, old-world charm and a global outlook that, at the same time, facilitates continuity and change. For centuries, Kochi had been a main port city, not only of Kerala, but also of the Indian Peninsula. Since the 14th century, Kochi, known as the Queen of the Arabian Sea, has had ships from Asian and European countries visiting her port. The traders and travellered from across the globe were welcomed with open arms and minds. This greatly helped i