Hyatt Regency Kolkata

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Kolkata, IN

Rating: Mobil Star Rating N, OHG Rating NL

Hyatt Regency Kolkata, a premium hotel located in the business district of Salt lake City, is an 11 km drive from both downtown Kolkata and the airport. Set on 6.5 acres of land, the 233 rooms business hotel, includes 12 suites and 1 Presidential Suite. These contemporarily designed rooms have luxurious bathrooms with separate step down bath and rain shower.

Room Information

Standard-ROOM

Option of 138 King Bedded Room and 34 Twin Bedded Room . 36 Sq Metres , with Tea Coffee Maker , Hi Speed Internet Connection through Data Port , Sunken Bath , Rain Shower . Divet and Duck Feather Pillows.Electronic Key Card.

Concierge-CLUB

Option of 44 King Room and 6 Twin Room . 36 Sq Metres , with Tea Coffee Maker , Hi Speed Internet Connection through Data Port , Sunken Bath , Rain Shower . Divet and Duck Feather Pillows.Electronic Key Card. Happy Hour , Access to Club Lounge .

Restaurants

Waterside Cafe

Guchhi

Hotel's signature restaurant offers tandoor, kadhai and Bengali specialities. The stylish and theatrical open kitchen allows guests to interact with the chefs and order their food just the way they like it. The restaurant also provides two private dini

La Cucina

Located off the lobby, La Cucina, Italian Kitchen and Bar is a casual dining venue, with a warm and contemporary ambience. The menu features authentic Italian cuisine with an emphasis on exceptional quality, fresh ingredients and hoem-style cooking. The

Pool Bar

The Bar

The Bakery

Area Attractions

New Market

Science City

Aquatica Water Park

Eden Gardens

Howrah Bridge

A Marvel of British Engineering, this cantilever Bridge was built in 1943. This bridge connects the twin cities of Kolkata and Howrah. It is known to be one of the most frequently used bridges in the world and also has a film named after it.

Park Street

Victoria Memorial

This Huge Museum of Indo - Sarasanic Architecture is an attraction not to be missed. Victoria Memorial is built of white marble, the most solid reminder of British Calcutta.