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List of Hotel Details in Mamallapuram, ECR List of Hotel Details in Mamallapuram, ECR: Sl.No. Name of hotel, full postal address, email ID, contact person Star category and phone numbers including mobile number with star category 1. Inter Continental Hotel & Resort, 5 star No. 212 Nemelli Village, Perur Post Office,, East Coast Rd, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 603104 Ms.Ani – 044 71720101 2. Fisherman cove, 5 star Kovelong Beach, Kancheepuram. Ph: 044 6741 3333 Mr.Anil 3. Esthell – The Village Resort, 4 star Sadras Road, Egairathinapuram, Thirukazhukundram. Ph: 044 3728 2828 Mr. Devaraj 4. MGM Beach Resort 4 star 1/74, E Coast Rd, Muttukadu, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 603112 Mr.Domnic 9790777788 5. Confluence Banquets and resorts 4 star ECR-OMR JunctionECR, Poonjeri, Mamallapuram 09600019195 Ms.Mary – 044 30723071 6. Radisson Blu Resort Temple Bay, Mamallapuram 3 star www.radisonblu.com/hotel_mamallapuram 044 27443636 7. Golden Bay Resorts, 3 star East Coast Road, Opp. Kuvathur Police Station, Kuvathur, Tamil Nadu 603305 044 71011555 Mr. Prem 8. Ideal Beach Resort, 3 star Devaneri, ECR Road, Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu 603104 Ms.Amala - 04424495161 9. Golden Sun Beach Resort 3 star 59 Kovelong Road, Mahabalipuram 603103, 044 – 27442245 Mr.Raghuman 10. Mamalla Beach Resort, 3 star Contact Person: Mr.Raju 044 27442375 11. Hotel Mamalla Inn 3 star 69/1, East Raja Street Mamallapuram 044 27442275 Mr.Raju - 9442646875 12. VGP Golden Beach Resorts, 3 star 5/159, East Coast Road, Injambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600115 Mr.Vinayagam, 044 - 24491101 13. Hotel Sea Breeze, 3 star deluxe No.18 Othavadai street, Mamallapruam 9952990700 044 27443035 [email protected] Mr. Francis 14. Grande Bay Resorts and Spa 3 star ECR Kovalam Road, Mamallapuram 044 2744 3060 15. Chariot Beach Resort, 3 star Five rathas road, Behind Five rathas monument, Mamallapuram. Ph. 044 2742 5000 Mr.Pramod – 9444992705 16. Welcom Hotel Kences Palm Beach, ECR Road, 3 star Deveneri Village, Mamallapuram. PH: 044 2744 2764 17. Tamilnadu Tourist Development Corporation 3 star ECR Road Mamallapuram. 18. Mamalla Heritage Hotel [email protected] 044 2744 2060 ---- 19. Mamalla Bhavan East Raja Street Mamallapuram ----- 27442250 20. Hotel Pallava Dynasty No.37, East Raja Street, Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu 603104 ------ PH.No.044 27442400 Mr.Arasu 21. Hotel Sea Breeze Annexe, 2 star Othavadai Cross Street, Mamallapuram 044-27443765 22. Ananth Guest House -- No.15 Othavadai cross Street, Mamallapuram 044-27442259 Mr. Boopalan - 9791156627 23. Indeco Hotel Shore Temple Road, Mamallapuram ---- 09444991912 24. Hotel Ramakrishna Othavadai Street, Fisherman colany Mamallapuram ------ [email protected] 044-27442331 Mr. Balaji - 9894203209 25. Moon Rackers Restaurant Othavadai Street, Mamallapuram ----- 044 27443115 [email protected] Mr.Vivek - 9444184060 26. Sakthi Guest House Mr.Lawrence ---- 044 24402232 27. SR Guest House ---- East Raja Street Mamallapuram 9444683121 Mr.Muthupandian 28. Vinayaga Cottage, -- 044 27442643 Mr.Karthik 29. Hotel Mahabs 2 star No.68, East Raja Street, Mamallapuram 044-27442645 Mr.Karthick 30. Swamy Residency -- Old College Road Mamallapuram 9941156890 Mr.Madasamy 31. Sri R.G.K. Guest House -- No.10, Old college Road, Mamallapuram 9444779413 Mr. Vignesh 32. Rainbow Guest House, -- Mamallapuram. 9840127244 Mr. Ragu 33. Vinodhara Guest house,No.9/4, Othavadai cross -- street, Near Fisherman colony, Mamallapuram 044 27442694 Mr.Rayan 34. Silver Moon Guest House -- No.5, Othavadai cross street Mamallapuram 044 27443644 Mr.Joe- 9677113100 35. Electro HotelsThe Village Retreat Resort, -- No.1, Electro Street,67km Milestone, ECR Road, Mahabalipuram, Poonthandalam Village,Kancheepuram Dist, Kunnathur, Tamil Nadu 603102 Ph.No. 096000 50710 Mr. Guhan 36. Silversands Beach Resort -- No.131, East Coast Road, Devaneri Village, Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu 603104 Phone: 098403 78121 Mr.Vikesh .
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