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Hotel Services Guest Room Facilities Dining Transportation to the Hotel Trident, Cochin Bristow Road, Willingdon Island Cochin 682 003, India T +91 484 308 1000 F +91 484 308 1002 E [email protected] Website www.tridenthotels.com Located on Willingdon Island, 20 minutes from business district of Ernakulam. It is Transportation to the Hotel within easy reach of the city’s shopping centres and other attractions. From Distance Time Via Hotel Services International and Wired and wireless broadband internet access • Audio-visual equipment • Business centre Domestic airport 38 kms 50 min Car Railway station 12 kms 20 min Car Meeting rooms • Concierge • Photocopying service • Facsimile • Currency exchange Car rental • Car park • Laundry and valet service • Wheelchairs • Rooms for the physically challenged Informtion awaited Doctor on call • Babysitter on call Guest Room Facilities COCHIN PORT TRUST DVD player • Wired and wireless broadband internet • Direct dial dual line telephones • Minibar PORT TRUST GUEST HOUSE • Tea and coffee maker • 24 hours room service • Satellite television • Electronic safe • Hairdryer TOURIST OFFICE CUSTOMS OFFICE EMBARKATION JETTY GOVT. OF INDIA FERRY TO ERNAKULAM • Voltage 110-220 FERRY STATION FERRY TO : FORT COCHIN VYPEEN Check in 2 pm Check out 12 noon SAMUDRIKA CRUISE TERMINAL STATE BANK OF INDIA (OVERSEASE BRANCH) WILLINGDON ISLAND Dining Travancore: restaurant overlooks the pool and serves international, Indian and Kerala STANDARD CHARTERED BANK specialities. TERMINUS RAILWAY STATION The Seafood Grill: serves a selection of fresh seafood. The Cochin Trader: bar overlooks the pool and offers a selection of spirits, wines and cocktails. Places of Interest Other Trident hotels Jewish Synagogue (9 kms) Trident, Agra St. Francis Church (12 kms) Trident, Bandra Kurla, Mumbai Mattancherry Palace (9 kms) Trident, Bhubaneswar Fort Cochin (11 kms) Trident, Chennai Trident, Gurgaon Leisure Facilities Trident, Hyderabad Swimming pool Trident, Jaipur Ayurveda Centre Trident, Nariman Point, Mumbai Salon Trident, Udaipur Meeting & Banqueting Facilities Area Class Sit Board Cocktail Sound Lighting Venue Theatre U-Shape AC 1 Phase (sq ft) Room Down Room Dinner System Blackout Natural Dimmer Periyar 488 50 30 23 20 18 18 P P P P P P Meenachil 651 50 30 26 24 20 20 P P P P P P Above two combined 1,139 90 42 47 52 38 38 P P P P P P Information awaited Our sales team would be delighted to assist you with the most suitable meeting room layout Theatre Class Room U-Shape Sit Down Board Room For information and reservations, please call us toll free at: USA 1 866 7065 888, UK 800 1874 3368, Germany 800 1874 3368, France 800 1874 3368, Hong Kong 800 968 395, Italy 800 873 131, Singapore 800 189 1027, Japan 00531 650 440, India 1 800 11 2122. You can also call us at +91 11 2389 0555. E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.tridenthotels.com 09/2013.
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