The Ruby Arena Hotel 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Spa and relaxation
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Breakfast
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Located about 5 minutes' walk from Government Medical College, the 3-star The Ruby Arena Hotel Thiruvananthapuram features a spa centre, a sunbathing terrace, and a shared lounge. Located 3.1 km from Napier Archaeology Museum, the hotel features a safe deposit box and 24-hour security.
You'll need 15-minute drive to Thiruvananthapuram International airport. Sights, a few steps from this Thiruvananthapuram hotel, include St Thomas Orthodox Syrian Church. The Ruby Arena Thiruvananthapuram allows you to enjoy such natural sights as koonamkulam a mere 11 minutes' walk away. The Shankumugham Beach is around 5 km away, while Thiruvananthapuram Central train station is situated within a 6-km distance of the accommodation. The hotel is within reach of pothujanam road bus station.
The Ruby Arena Hotel has 40 rooms, comprising a seating area. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels and pay-per-view channels, along with a mini-fridge-bar, are offered. A trouser press and climate control are featured for guests' comfort. Featuring a separate toilet and a shower, the bathrooms also come with toiletries and bath sheets. You can enjoy views of the city.
The Indian restaurant specialises in Indian cuisine. This accommodation invites guests to have a drink at a lounge bar. Pankayam is located next to the Ruby Arena and serves Indian dishes, 550 m from the property.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at the Ruby, I had the pleasure of dining at their on-site restaurant, the Pantry. As a mountaineer with a deep appreciation for sustainable practices, I was drawn to the restaurant's commitment to using locally sourced ingredients, elevating traditional flavors into innovative culinary creations. The ambiance of the Pantry reflected a blend of contemporary design and cozy warmth, making it an inviting space to unwind after a day of exploring. For breakfast, I was greeted by an ample spread, featuring an intriguing variety that catered to diverse palates. I particularly enjoyed their fusion of Nepali and international cuisine, a nod to my own roots. The thukpa, a traditional noodle soup, was refreshing and carried a hint of familiar warmth; while the artisan breads paired excellently with house-made spreads. The Ruby's culinary offerings stand out in an intricate tapestry of flavors, making it an enticing choice for fellow food enthusiasts seeking a gourmet getaway. A visit here not only nourishes the body but also inspires sustainable dining practices.
