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Top 7 hotels in Berhampore, India
Discover the best hotels in Berhampore, Murshidabad District, West Bengal including Hotel Samrat, Cossimbazar Palace of the Roys (Rajbari), Apex Hotel, OYO 40177 Hotel Taj International, Hotel Nandini, The Bliss Hotel Govinda, OYO 67865 Hotel Eden Park.
1. Hotel Samrat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Being 29 years on the service, HOTEL SAMRAT is the oldest luxurious hotel in Berhampore, as well as one of the oldest hotels in Murshidabad district, West Bengal. Its only of this kind hotel having wide range of rooms of any budget from Rs. 425.00 to Rs. 3500.00. 2 Banquet Halls having capacity of up to 150 persons, Restaurant and one separate Family Restaurant(SHISH MAHAL) gives extra advantage to the guests staying in the Hotel as well as outsiders with Indian, Chinese, Tandoor & Continental foods. Come, Stay, taste and explore the city and the historical monuments of Murshidabad.
Over all good experience
Reviewed By sandeepgupta70Check in smooth Rooms spacious Washroom neat, clean and modern Service good Breakfast fresh and good Check out smooth Did not have food as reached very late. Located on the banks of river. Should be a good experience in winters Negative Does not allow to sit in garden for liquor and food .
2. Cossimbazar Palace of the Roys (Rajbari)
Overall Ratings
3 based on 3 reviews
Overall a good but not great experience - yawning gap between hype & reality!!
Reviewed By saibalg2014Our group comprising 4 families stayed at the Cossimbazar Rajbari for two nights recently & this review is the consensus opinion of the group. Starting with a traditional welcome by blowing conch shells, the hospitality extended by the staff was excellent throughout. The daily lunch/ dinner items served , specially the Royal Feast ( Rajbhog) were excellent & every effort was made to cater to our culinary demands even if the item we wanted was not on the menu. The Manager -Nishith- was very cooperative & went out of his way to meet our needs. He planned our sightseeing itinerary & arranged for the cars, even despatching a replacement car immediately when one of the cars had problems with its AC during our tour- truly great service!! One of the highlights of our stay was the dance performance by a group of children. This was held in the Durga mandap & we were charmed by the talent on display by the young performers. We came to know that the dance training for the kids was being supported & sponsored by the owners of the Palace- a truly commendable initiative! Our stay was not without its disappointments though. These comments are meant for the owners because only they can address these concerns. Touted as a heritage stay in Royal ambience, the Rajbari sadly falls far short of the class expected from such an appellation. The rooms are on the smaller side & seem to have been carved out of the larger rooms of the original Palace, resulting in awkward layouts specially for the toilet & adjoining areas. The room furnishings are minimal and the partition walls are so thin that one can eavesdrop on the talk going on in adjoining room. The mattresses as well as the pillows are not soft & do not provide the anticipated Royal levels of comfort at all!! The décor, starting with the lobby area, strikes a discordant note immediately on stepping into the Rajbari. One would expect at least a small touch of Royal elegance at the lobby / lounge areas which are the first to be seen by a guest. However the tiny Reception lobby may be termed generously as utilitarian & the lounge area sports furniture that seem to have been either crafted by a local carpenter or maybe procured from a garage sale. Even the sofa / chairs upholstery don’t match. Some of the walls display cheap picture prints - a bizarre potpourri of Chinese scenery, abstract images and even a few faded ancestral portraits. Overall the haphazard décor seems to be a testimony to the lack of taste of whoever was responsible for renovating the original Palace. The room tariff is at par with some of Kolkata’s 5-star hotels. This, together with the descriptions on the Rajbari website, will lead any guest to rightfully expect a Royal stay with plushness and elegance. However, both are lacking and the guest will be sorely disappointed. While the staff try their best to provide a happy guest experience, they can do little to change the ambience. The Palace hospitality offering is not very old. There is still time to put in serious effort to enhance current quality standards. Else word of mouth will surely spread among travellers & they will shun a stay where there is so much gap between hype & reality. Hopefully the owners will take some action on this constructive criticism.
3. Apex Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
A new destination hotel
Reviewed By titochikoA newly constructed hotel with good amenaties and service. The rooms are well decorated. The service is also nice. Parking space is very less if you travel by own car.The hotel is centrally located. The quality of breakfast served is nice with a daily variety.
4. OYO 40177 Hotel Taj International
5. Hotel Nandini
6. The Bliss Hotel Govinda
Overall Ratings
2 based on 4 reviews
Hotel the bliss is the most identity situated hotel inter lab with all the luxury and hospitality to make feel at home.
Terrible experience
Reviewed By Soma-MandalDirty room, inadequate stuffs, poor management. Horrible experience, after 11am we didn't get breakfast so we bound to leave the hotel. The manager didn't even apologize. Though the breakfast was complementary, we didn't take that as they were delaying so much... So that should be their decency to less that breakfast !
7. OYO 67865 Hotel Eden Park
