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Howrah Bridge at sunrise over the Hooghly

Hotels in Kolkata

1,645 stays from the IMPT hotel database, by neighbourhood. Every list starts with 5-star hotels, then 4-star, then the rest; live prices open in the IMPT app.

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Christmas lights in Allen Park, Park Street, Kolkata
241 stays

Park Street

Tearooms, jazz-age restaurants, Georgian tombs and the city’s brightest Christmas: the easiest base for a first trip to Kolkata.

The Metropolitan Building at Esplanade, Kolkata, after rain
35 stays

Esplanade & BBD Bagh

The colonial core of Kolkata, where the metro interchange, New Market and the old office quarter sit within walking distance of each other.

The colonnaded courtyard of Shobhabazar Rajbari, North Kolkata
13 stays

North Kolkata

The old city north of the centre: rajbaris, idol workshops, river ghats and Tagore's birthplace, all within reach of two metro stops.

Bookstalls and shoppers on College Street, Kolkata
50 stays

College Street

A guide to College Street, Kolkata's book quarter: what to see, where to eat and how to reach the Boi Para stalls, Presidency University and the Indian Coffee House.

Gariahat Road in Ballygunge, South Kolkata
121 stays

Ballygunge & Gariahat

A green, residential quarter of South Kolkata, with two markets, a lake, easy metro access and some of the city's best everyday Bengali food.

Kalighat Temple and its market lane, Kolkata
113 stays

Kalighat

Temple crowds, a Mother Teresa home and a metro stop on Line 1: Kalighat is devotional, busy and close to the centre.

A tree-lined road in Salt Lake Sector 1, Kolkata
293 stays

Salt Lake

A planned township east of the centre, Salt Lake suits travellers who want fast airport access, wide roads and a Green Line metro link into the city.

Cyclists by Biswa Bangla Gate in New Town, Kolkata
196 stays

New Town

A planned district on the eastern edge of Kolkata, useful for early flights and conferences but a long way from the sights of the old city.

Howrah Railway Station, Howrah
20 stays

Howrah

The west bank district around one of India's busiest railway stations: useful for early departures, quieter for sightseeing, and a short metro ride from Park Street.

The domestic terminal of Kolkata airport (CCU) at Dum Dum
208 stays

Airport & Dum Dum

Stays around Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport and Dum Dum: handy for late arrivals and early flights.

Science City by the EM Bypass, Kolkata
146 stays

EM Bypass & Tangra

Stays along the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass near Tangra, Science City and Kasba: quick roads to Salt Lake, New Town and the airport.

Dakshineswar Kali Temple reflected in its pond, north of Kolkata
209 stays

Greater Kolkata

Stays beyond the central neighbourhoods: Barasat, Barrackpore, Baruipur, Rajarhat’s edges and the suburbs on both banks of the Hooghly.

Best-reviewed 5-star hotels

5-star hotels with at least 20 guest reviews, highest guest score first.

Best-reviewed 4-star hotels

FAQ

Which area of Kolkata has the most hotels?

In the IMPT hotel database, Salt Lake (293), Park Street (241), Airport & Dum Dum (208) have the most stays. First-time visitors usually prefer Park Street or Esplanade for the sights; Salt Lake and New Town suit business trips and the airport.

How are the hotels on these pages ordered?

Every list starts with 5-star hotels, then 4-star, then 3-star and other stays. Inside each tier, stays with the highest guest score and the most reviews come first. A star label that the supplier gives to a small guesthouse without reviews is not trusted and that stay is listed with the others.

Why are there no prices on these pages?

Hotel rates change with dates, demand and room type, so this site never shows a fixed price. Every See live price button opens the IMPT app with your dates and guests already filled in, where the live rate and the cancellation terms are shown before you book.

Which Kolkata hotels are closest to the airport?

208 stays are listed around the airport and Dum Dum, and many more in New Town and Salt Lake, roughly 20–40 minutes from the terminal by road. Check the distance shown on each hotel page, and allow extra time at rush hour.

Where should I stay in Kolkata for Durga Puja?

Choose a hotel near a Blue Line metro station such as Esplanade, Park Street or Kalighat: roads near the famous pandals close to traffic, and the metro usually runs extended hours during the festival. Central hotels fill first, so book early and check the year's dates.

Does every booking really remove CO₂?

Yes. Every hotel booking made through IMPT funds the removal of one tonne of CO₂ through a verified project, at no extra charge. The carbon credits page explains how the tonne is matched to a registered project and retired.

Can I book a Kolkata hotel with children?

Yes. The search on every page lets you set adults, children (with each child's age) and rooms; the app then shows rooms that fit the group. Family rooms are listed among the facilities on each hotel page when the hotel offers them.

Are Howrah hotels a good base for sightseeing?

Howrah has 20 stays in the database and suits early trains from Howrah station. For sightseeing most visitors cross the river: the Green Line metro runs under the Hooghly from Howrah to Esplanade in a few minutes.

Photo credits: Mike Prince from Bangalore, India, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Biswarup Ganguly, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Hiroki Ogawa, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Iliazm, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Bernard Gagnon, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Pinakpani, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Biswarup Ganguly, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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Kolkata in 30 seconds

Howrah Bridge, Victoria Memorial, Durga Puja, getting around and the best months to come.

Captions are built in; the transcript is on the Kolkata home page.