Vivekas Tourist Home

Kanyakumari is an important center of tourism, culture and heritage in Tamil Nadu and has been drawing tourists, pilgrims, historians, and academicians to its shores over the years. The increasing popularity of Kanyakumari as a tourist destination has led to a significant increase in the number of hotels in Kanyakumari. The Vivekas Tourist Home Kanyakumari is a popular hotel in Kanyakumari and offers comfortable stay.

Accommodation :
The rooms at the Vivekas Tourist Home offer elegant décor and state of the art facilities that are bound to cater to all your needs and make your stay at Kanyakumari memorable. The rooms are spacious and airy. Each room has an attached bathroom with running hot and cold water, modern bath accessories, TV with satellite channels, telephone, intercom, wardrobe, dressing mirror, double/twin beds, balcony etc. The efficient room service is complementary.

Dining :
The restaurant at the Vivekas Tourist Home offers to tickle your taste buds with its Indian, Chinese and South Indian delicacies. The delicious food is served hot fresh from the oven and hygiene never gets a backseat.

Business :
The Vivekas Tourist Home is natural choice for business travelers and offers basic business facilities like STD/ISD, fax, internet connectivity etc. are available.

Recreation :
The well done up lounge at the hotel is a popular hangout spot among the boarders. It has got a TV and serves for good interaction place. Apart from that the hotel also has a fully functional travel desk that enables you to plan your own itinerary and also set out on sightseeing trips in and around Kanyakumari City.

Other Facilities :
Doctor on call, laundry, front desk, travel assistance, currency exchange, credit card acceptability, car parking space, car rental, etc are some of the other facilities available at the Vivekas Tourist Home Kanyakumari.

City Info :
Kanyakumari remained under the rule of the Kings of Travancore under the suzerainty of the British till the independence in 1947. In 1947 Travancore joined the independent Indian Union thereby briinging the royal reign to an end. In 1949 again Kanyakumari became part of the reconstituted Travancore-Cochin State but by this time, the popular agitation for the amalgamation of Kanyakumari District with Tamil Nadu by the Tamil majority took pace and eventually, Kanyakumari was integrated with Tamil Nadu (then known as Madras State) in 1956 as a result of the language-based reorganisation of States.