Pet Friendly Hotels in West Bengal, India

I stayed there for 3 night. The was very nice and we felt very good experience. The food quality was also very good. Overall it was a nice stay.

Desolate location, hotel is on the second floor, rooms are different sizes, no hot water and the plumbing is outside. We paid for the full day but only checked in around 3:30am. He started calling us just 6 hours later at 9:30am asking us to check out by 10am or pay the extra day charges. Water is not good here.

The host was extremely gracious and welcoming. The homestay itself is very beautiful and we'll maintianed plus under budget. The rooms were neat and clean. This homestay is near to kalimpong market and all other sight seeing places.

The property appears maintained below par may be because of less flow of funds. The entry road is very narrow and shabby looking. The reception area needs lot of revamp, also the room decor seems so so but needs careful touch up specially with lighting gadgets, replacement of torn curtains and upholstery including holed cushion and intercom, widened gap between the door and the floor to be attended immediately, loitering of couple of stray dogs in the property gives negative impact on the guests. May be the pond in the center could be more attractive if decorated well with guests being allowed to do boating in it after conforming all safety protocols. Behavior of the property staff was very amicable, down to earth and much obliged. Names of shri chanchal, shri pint u mishra & shri ujjwal deserves a special mention. Food served at lunch n dinner were homely kind of and tasted well, besides being reasonably priced. However the complimentary breakfast offered at the property lacked very much in variety and did not host buffet. In a nutshell, our stay of 3 fly members, for 3 nights w. E. F. 11. 03. 2022 (saturday) at the property was within budget and pocket friendly.

The location is good, away from the crowd. It is about 10 km from santiniketan biswa bharti so it is best suited for those who have their own vehicle. There is ample parking space and a dorm for drivers. It is not the typical hotel. It is actually a residential complex with 31/32, 4 storey buildings. Many of them are privately owned. The rooms are quite small and the balcony is even smaller. There is no lift in any of the buildings so it might get a little difficult for senior citizens. The exteriors are nicely decorated. The staff is very polite and efficient. The panthashala restaurant is decently priced.