Find hotels near Calcutta Stock Exchange, Kolkata from NT$282

"I arrived early in to Kolkatta from Hydrabad. Made multiple calls to see if they would allow complimentary early check in after 12.00 noon. No one called to say aye or nay !!! Very poor management on duty . Thus was second time visiting this hotel and I’ll not return to waste my money. Next time I’ll select either Fairfield Marriot or JW Marriot ."

"I usually stay in Oberoi hotel but since it’s been closed for renovations I’ve been trying new hotels and i was very pleased with Kennilworth , superb location "

"The hotel is a heritage gem in the center on Kolkota. While it doesn’t boast the polish of a newer hotel, it checks the box on every comfort including AC, a beautiful upstairs sitting room full of historical photos and antiques as well as a lovely garden terrace to take one’s meals. The staff is gracious and attentive."

"Slippers not made available. Telephone not working."

"Nice rooms, helpful staff. They helped my senior citizen mom with early check in and wake up calls too. "

"POSITIVES: -room was clean -management was friendly and provided helpful suggestions -cleaners were always present and asked to clean the room more than was necessary -accessible and easy to find NEGATIVES: -bed was too short (I am 180cm/5'11" and my feet hung over the edge) -pillows are of weird shape and uncomfortable, woke up with neck pain every day -doorway to bathroom is too small, I hit my head on the frame twice a day -wifi is almost unusable in the room, unable to even send messages or load basic webpages most of the time. unacceptable in 2026. -noise is unbearable from street which is loud from 5 am and nightclub directly underneath with bass vibrations until 2 am"

"Everything was good as expected of 4 star hotel. Property was spacious and clean. Food was OK. All the staff were polite and helpful apart from some staff at the restaurant who were in their own world rather than looking after the guests. I needed to draw attention of the staff many times for my needs as they appeared to have forgotten that I am there. "

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