Explore Aleppey from our city-center hotel
Tucked along Alleppey Beach, Hotel Classic Regency offers not just sweeping coastal views but also an exquisite pool side bar in Alleppey Beach—one of the region’s most alluring spots for guests seeking both relaxation and style.
Perched atop the hotel, this rooftop pool bar delivers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea as you sip hand-crafted cocktails. Imagine lounging poolside with a chilled drink in hand, watching the sun melt into the horizon—it truly elevates beachside enjoyment
Just a short walk down from the pool and bar area, you’ll find yourself on the soft sands of Alleppey Beach. This effortless blend of poolside leisure with seaside adventure perfectly defines beachfront luxury .
Not just for cocktails and sunbathing, the pool side bar transforms into a magical venue by night. With ambient lighting, live DJ setups, and the ocean breeze, it sets an enchanting scene for intimate gatherings or celebrations—whether it’s a sunset toast or moonlit
Infinity-edge ambiance: Feels like the sea blends into the horizon.
- Vibrant social vibe: A hotspot for guests to mingle and unwind.
- Alluring atmosphere: Perfect for romance, relaxation, or special moments under the stars.
Perfect for Everyone
Whether you’re traveling as a couple, family, or solo explorer, the pool side bar in Alleppey Beach at Classic Regency offers:
- A safe, child-friendly pool area with sea views
- Stylish lounge seating for chilling or socializing
- A vibrant yet relaxing atmosphere—ideal for special celebrations
Book Your Spot
For a slice of coastal luxury on sunny days or starry warm evenings, reserve your poolside seat today. Indulge in the best of Alleppy Beach’s pool side bar experience at Hotel Classic Regency—where every moment feels like a getaway.
International Coir Museum
This museum is a beauty spot on Alleppey’s Tourism Map. Located in Kalavoor, this museum showcases its history and journey over the ages in transforming fiber into beautiful products. Visitors can even buy handicrafts, coir ornaments and other products from their souvenir shop at the museum.
Revi Karunakaran Memorial Museum
A one-of-its-kind art house, the Ravi Karunakaran Memorial Museum is a unique showplace which houses decorative artefacts and collections from all over the world. The museum has a display of the finest private collection of porcelain, Swarovski crystals, Belgian glassworks, Murano glassworks and Tanjore paintings.
Alappuzha Beach
Alappuzha beach, also called Alleppey Beach, is well-known for local getaways, its natural beauty, and a 150-year-old pier that juts out into the water. Fantastic choices for beachgoers include picnicking next to the beach and relaxing under the palm trees.
Alappuzha Light House
The Alappuzha light house is in the coastal town of Alappuzha Kerala it was built in 1862 and is a major tourist attraction. Visitors are allowed between 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm on every weekday
Vijay Park& Sea View Park
Both parks are situated at the heart of Alappuzha offers boating facilities to visitors there is a children park for kids to play and even ride a toy train.
St. Andrews Basilica, Arthunkal
St. Andrew's Church, Arthunkal is one of the famous pilgrim centres located at Alappuzha in South India. The Arthunkal Perunnal or the ten-day annual festival of St. Sebastian's Church in Arthunkal is celebrated in January every year joyous event celebrated with much pomp and fervor.
Maqam Jumma Masjid
The Maqam Jumma Masjid in Alappuzha is one of the most visited Muslim pilgrimage centers in Kerala being one of the oldest mosques in the region, the Maqam Masjid always has a lot of devotees. The mosque's architecture also differs from that seen in other parts of India because it draws on both traditional Kerala architecture and Islamic architectural influences
Sree Krishna Swamy Temple
Known as the Dwarka of the South, Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Swamy Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna in the Alappuzha district. Erected in the traditional Kerala style architectural design, the temple is quite famous for its delicious rice pudding prepared in sweet milk, popularly known as ‘Paal Payasam’. This is one of the seven great Vaishnava temples in Kerala. The temple is believed to have been built during the 15th - 17th CE.
Vembanaad Kaayal
Vembanaad lake is the longest lake in India as well as the largest lake in the state of Kerala. The lake has an area of 230 sq.km and a maximum length of 96.05 km. The world famous Nehru trophy boat race is conducted in this lake. In the Vembanad Lake there is a small beautiful island called Pathiramanal or the Midnight sands. This lonely island in the Vemabanad Lake is accessible only by boat.
Kuttanad
Kuttanad is a backwater paradise and an ideal destination for a backwater cruise in Kerala. The best ways to explore the beauty of Kuttanad are either by taking a walk through the village roads or by a houseboat cruise.
Krishnapuram Palace
Krishnapuram Palace, a rich source of architectural tradition of Kerala belongs to the 18th century; had been built during the reign of Marthanda Varma (1729-1758), the maker of modern Travancore. Krishnapuram palace itself is a site museum as it acclaims an age-old tradition and antiquity. An Archaeological Museum is functioning inside this palace. Antique objects excavated by the Department of Archaeology and the exhibits brought about from the other regions are also housed in this museum.
Sree Subhramaniya Swami Temple
The Sree Subhramaniya Swami Temple in Haripad, Alappuzha is one of the largest and oldest temples in kerala it is dedicated to subhramaniya swami – the lord Muruga - and it is also known as Dakshina Palani. It is believed that the temple was established even before the advent of Kaliyuga.
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