Howard Johnson by Wyndham Kolkata, West Bengal*
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Welcome to our Howard Johnson Kolkata hotel, situated in New Town Square off NH12 and Bus Route 12, convenient to attractions across the New Town Eco Park. If you’re traveling on business, the nearby Ecospace Business Park is a hub for many IT companies. We’re also about a 10 minute drive from Silicon Valley New Town, and Biswa Bangla Convention Centre is also close by. Visit Techno College and Amity University, or drive into central Kolkata for the universities on College Street. The Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport (CCU) is 15 minutes away, and you can accustom yourself with the area using our currency exchange services, multilingual staff, rental car desk, travel desk, and public transportation access.
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Comforts to Keep You Happy
Enjoy free breakfast and free WiFi
Start each day with a free breakfast buffet that includes regional delicacies. Grab a bite to eat at our onsite coffee and food shop, order room service 24/7, or get what you need at our convenience store. Connect to free WiFi anywhere in the hotel, or access the internet from our business center. You can work out in our fitness center to keep up with your exercise routine. Each guest room features work space, mini bar, coffee maker, free snacks, electrical adapter, flat-screen HDTV, sitting area, safe, and ironing facilities. Our hotel also offers guest laundry services, dry cleaning, and free valet parking.
Fun and Relaxation Await
Visit monuments, catch a football match, or have family fun
Head to Salt Lake Stadium – one of the world’s biggest football arenas – to watch high-energy football, or root on the Kolkata Knight Riders at Eden Gardens – India’s largest cricket stadium. Gaze upon the stars in Asia’s largest planetarium – the Birla Planetarium – or get involved with interactive exhibits at Science City. Bring the family to the lively Aquatica Water Park, bizarre Mother’s Wax Museum, or peaceful Prinsep Ghat. Tour the area to discover history at the Victoria Memorial, Belur Math, Dakshineswar Kali Temple, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and the Indian Museum.