Mangalore Hotels from Rs1,799

The port city of Mangalore carries the official name Mangaluru and is a beautiful city and commercial hub within Karnataka, India. The Mangalore is renowned for its bronze statues dating from the 9th century housed at the Kadri Manjunath Temple. The area also has a magnificent chapel, great beach and a relaxed atmosphere. It is a great place to visit when you want to get away from things, while if you feel like a busier environment, Mangalore is well connected to other location on the Konkan coast and Kodagu. Here we’ll be guiding you through the best Mangalore hotels and showing you the top sights of this great region.

About Mangalore

Mangalore is a fairly small city which has a surprising amount of things to see and do. The cultural attractions are fascinating, while the restaurants in town are known to serve excellent spicy seafood meals. The sunset views from Tannirbhavi Beach are magnificent, while the panorama over the city from the Sultan Battery is amazing. There is a great deal of beauty in this laid-back city.

Best Place to Stay in Mangalore

You can find great Mangalore hotels which are eco-friendly near the Manjunatha Temple. Most of the eco-friendly hotels here feature great amenities, with each room having 24-hour room service, in-room minibars, multiple in-house restaurants and great extras such as deep-soaking tubs. Children are welcome at the eco-friendly hotels in Mangalore, with some even supplying outdoor pools for kids.

Mangalore hotels in the shopping district are extremely convenient. Most of the hotels in the shopping district are 3 star establishments with in-room climate control, daily housekeeping, complimentary breakfasts and they welcome children, while not directly catering to them. Please note that some of the Mangalore hotels require couples to show a marriage certificate before being allowed to stay in the same room.

Top Attractions in Mangalore

Manjunatha Temple, otherwise known as Kadri Manjunatha Temple, is a grand structure found in the Kadri Hills of Mangalore. This Shiva temple houses a giant bronze statue of Shiva and another of Hanuman. A spring which is said to be holy comes out from a point termed the ‘Gomukha’, while five separate kunda are available to participate in a holy bath. This is one sacred site that you have to visit.

The Sultan Battery watch tower is found very close to the centre of Mangalore and is a must-see landmark within the city. From this vantage point, you can view all of the boats in the port. It is amazing to witness the fisherman at work while standing at such an elevation. Once you have seen the panorama with your own eyes, head to Tannirbhavi Beach which is connected. It is a great place to enjoy fun in the sun, while participating in a great ferry ride to get there.

Best Place to Eat in Mangalore

You will find great Mangalorean cuisine with strong South Indian influences across the city. Most Mangalorean curries are served with coconut and cooked with delicious curry leaves. If you are a fan of spicy food, give the Kori Rotti, Neer Dosa and Mangalore Bajji a try.

Best Place to Shop in Mangalore

The most popular mall for most Mangaloreans is the Saibeen Complex. With restaurants, bakeries, cafes and a range of retailers, this is about your best bet for branded goods, western food and convenience items.