HotelItachuna Rajbari, Kolkata
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24 May 20191 Night
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Itachuna Rajbari

1 room, 2 adults
Very Good
4/5

Recommended destination for a 1 day tripon Jun 20, 2017

Nicely maintained old palace with all the old furnitures. Rooms are large and have nice ambience....Read All

Village & Post Office : Itachuna. Police Station : Panduah, District : Hooghly, none, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL, India, Pin-712147 , Kolkata
Amenities:
  • Parking
  • Newspaper
  • Room service
  • Front desk
  • Medical services
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Rooms

BORO PISHI
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CHHORDA
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THAKUMA
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BORO BOUDI
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DIDI
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TripAdvisor Reviews

  • hotel_trip
    Recommended destination for a 1 day trip
    on Jun 20, 2017
    Nicely maintained old palace with all the old furnitures. Rooms are large and have nice ambience. Food available only on demand and pre order but I loved the homely food. Communication is a little bit troublesome. Winter is the best time to visit. No nearby places to visit. Rajbari or the palace is the main attraction.... More
  • hotel_trip
    Exceeded expectation
    on May 6, 2017
    Six of us went to Itachuna Rajbari and had a marvellous stay. Large rooms with antique furniture. Excellent food and tasty. We were well looked after by the staff. Perhaps will go there again! The guided tour was good too and we went up and down the rambling property. Loved the gardens. It was easy to climb the stairs, thankfully.... More
  • hotel_trip
    Great stay
    on Apr 30, 2017
    We went to the Itachuna rajbari just after Holi for a day and stayed in the beautifully decorated cottages​ amidst the bounties of nature. The food is very good and served in big "kashar thaal" (brass utensils) with lots of love and care. The guided tour of the rajbari was also very informative and interesting. All the staff were very nice and friendly and overall we had a great time !!... More
  • hotel_trip
    Excelent Food and hospitality but...
    on Apr 19, 2017
    If you love Bengali food then go and stay at Ita Chuna. You will get elaborate lunch and dinner - veg, egg, chicken, fish, mutton and prawn - as you desire. At very reasonable rates. The b/f is free if you take lunch and dinner. Bread is not available but you can get roti, luchi and paratha. Eggs to order at only Rs. 20 per pc. The food comes with old-age hospitality - people serving and repeating any item you want. Hospitality offered by all staff is superlative. But the house badly requires maintenance to make it worth the price. Housekeeping though is very good - towels changed every day, clean sheets and bathroom quality is pretty good with soaps and shampoo provided. But it does not look like a '; rajbari' - a bit dilapidated and not that grand looking. The a/c running is limited to specified hours. The rooms are not given individual a/c remote control and so you cannot control temperature. We faced water supply problem in some rooms - but understand they are working on it on urgent basis. All in all - good place for a night's spend. ( we stayed 2 nights) - though value for money is a bit on the lower side - though somewhat made up by relatively low cost food.... More
  • hotel_trip
    Where silence rules
    on Apr 4, 2017
    The bougainvillea is the star, falling like Rapunzel's locks from the top, trying to catch attention as we walked in through the gates. Used as we are to stay confined in flats measuring in barely hundreds of Sq ft, a zamindar's mansion standing over 20 Acres of land inspired an awe and prompted us to plan a visit to this place. The zamindars of Itachuna built this place way back in 1700 after having probably had enough of the marauding lifestyle and intending to settle down to a life of regulated income flowing from agricultural taxes imposed on villagers. The mansion has all that is associated with houses of rich zamindars and Kings of yore; an imposing structure with the inner living areas separated from the outer areas, the naach ghar and the offices, the stables and the kitchens and the mandir with the courtyard that was the stage for many a performance in times of festivals. The palace itself is set on sprawling acres of land replete with ponds, used by the Zenana in the past to bathe, horse stables and areas to store and process mounds of grain. The old has long been smothered by silence and time has lost its way within the sprawling acres and the warren of rooms of the mansion. The new today is trying to take baby steps and reach out to the world from underneath the shroud of silence. Silence does strike back sometimes and during your stay at the mansion it might confront you from darkened nooks and half opened wooden window shutters. It tries to communicate through portraits of the house's inhabitants, adorning the walls, as you stand in its presence in moments of solitude. But I loved Itachuna Rajbari. Loved the way the person in the office stood up with folded hands to welcome us when we walked in, loved the antique furniture in the room that once housed Chhoto Pishi, loved the thought that had gone in to provide a fan inside the bathroom that was devoid of a window, loved the touch of bangaaliana in the kaanshaar thaala-baati and the sukto and begun bhaajas served during meals, loved the warmth in the way someone told us "aabar aashben" as we were leaving the place. For those who are inclined to being close to nature, itachuna strives to please all such by dishing out mellifluous array of bird's twitter and laying out dirt tracks meandering through rice fields. As I watched the sun set in the distant horizon from the roof top and witnessed the darkness take possession of the corners of the rooftop, a poem began to swirl inside my head. I would love to go back to itachuna once again, to free the poem trapped inside my head. ... More
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Overview

Itachuna Rajbari situated near the police station in Hooghly, Kolkata welcomes travelers with open arms for a memorable stay. The 24 hour front desk is well organized with an economical staff to complete a quick check-in formality and bell boys to drop in your luggage at your rooms. It is centrally located in Kolkata which makes it easier to connect. Itachuna Rajbari is well known for its services and hospitality. The hotel offers 10 well designed rooms at affordable prices with all the modern amenities and comforts. The hotel offers free car parking area, full service restaurant which offers a delicacy of variety of food. For business travelers there is meeting room available. Travelers, who are unable to walk long distance, can make use of Elevators /Lift. The hotel is well guarded as there is a security guard round the clock. The room amenities include attached bathroom, hot and cold water system, windows that open and make up mirror for grooming.

Policies

Check in Check out

Hotel Check-in Time is 12 PM, Check-out Time is 12 PM.

Policies
  1. Guest must be over 18 years of age to check-in to this hotel.
  2. As per Government regulations, it is mandatory for all guests above 18 years of age to carry a valid photo identity card & address proof at the time of check-in. Please note that failure to abide by this can result with the hotel denying a check-in. Hotels normally do not provide any refund for such cancellations.
  3. The standard check-in and check-out times are 12 noon. Early check-in or late check-out is subject to hotel availability and may also be chargeable by the hotel. Any early check-in or late check-out request must be directed to and reconfirmed with the hotel directly.
  4. Failure to check-in to the hotel, will attract the full cost of stay or penalty as per the hotel cancellation policy.
  5. Hotels charge a compulsory Gala Dinner Supplement during Christmas, New Year's eve or other special events and festivals like Diwali or Dusshera. These additional charge are not included in the booking amount and will be collected directly at the hotel.
  6. There might be seasonal variation in hotel tariff rates during Peak days, for example URS period in Ajmer or Lord Jagannath Rath Yatra in Puri, the room tariff differences if any will have to be borne and paid by the customer directly at the hotel, if the booking stay period falls during such dates.
  7. All additional charges other than the room charges and inclusions as mentioned in the booking voucher are to be borne and paid separately during check-out. Please make sure that you are aware of all such charges that may comes as extras. Some of them can be WiFi costs, Mini Bar, Laundry Expenses, Telephone calls, Room Service, Snacks etc.
  8. Some hotels may have policies that do not allow unmarried / unrelated couples or certain foreign nationalities to check-in without the correct documentation. No refund will be applicable in case the hotel denies check-in under such circumstances. If you have any doubts on this, do call us for any assistance
  9. Any changes or booking modifications are subject to availability and charges may apply as per the hotel policies.
Booking Policies
  1. The standard check-in time is 12 PM and the standard check-out time is 12 PM. Early check-in or late check-out is strictly subject to availability and may be chargeable by the hotel.Any early check-in or late check-out request must be directed and reconfirmed with the hotel directly.
  2. The primary guest must be at least 18 years old to be able to check into this hotel.
  3. The hotel reserves the right of admission. Accommodation can be denied to guests posing as a couple if suitable proof of identification is not presented at check-in. Goomo will not be responsible for any check-in denied by the hotel due to the aforesaid reason.
  4. Child policy apply which may vary from hotel to hotel.
  5. Failure to check into the hotel, will attract no show charges as per Hotel policies.
  6. The total price is inclusive of all applicable taxes. However, it does not include additional personal expenses like telephone charges, meals that aren't a part of your meal plan, any hotel services you use (like laundry and room service) or tips.The hotel will charge you directly for these when you're checking out.
  7. Hotels may charge a mandatory meal surcharge on festive periods e.g. Christmas, New Year's Eve etc. All additional charges (including mandatory meal surcharges) need to be cleared directly at the hotel.
  8. Some hotels may require guest(s) to furnish a valid photographic proof of identity in original at the time of Check-in. Kindly carry the same along with you to avoid any inconvenience. The following documents are recognized for this purpose: Aadhaar Card, Driving Licence, Passport or Election Card.
  9. Note PAN Cards will not be accepted as a valid ID card.
  10. All refund requests must occur within 60 days of hotel check-out. Any refund for checking out early or for no shows will be given at the sole discretion of goomo.com.
  11. In case of increase in tariff during the URS period in Ajmer or Lord Jagannath Rath Yatra in Puri, the customer is liable to pay the difference if the Check-in date falls during those periods.
  12. Goomo acts purely as an agent to hotels/suppliers, hence Goomo shall not be responsible for issuance of any invoices on hotel room charges.