Hotel Holiday Express - Hotel in Kolkata

The room is very clean and nice. The staff is kind and friendly. Shower is working perfectly and there is hot water. They also have a restaurant that serves good food. After one month traveling in India, that's the best place I've been staying by far and it feels like a 5 stars to me. I highly recommend

The hotel was very nice. Staff behavior is very good. The prices of the hotel restaurant were good. The location of the hotel is good.. The room had a smart TV, 2 beds, wardrobe, 2 tables, telephone, lift facility. Overall the hotel is a 5 rated hotel in my opinion...I must recommanded others to stay here ..😊😊😊

One of the best hotel I ever stayed...... Affordable and clean.... Every staff is kind and friendly...As a solo traveller and more as a girl, I found it really safe..loved their services😇❤

Its a basic hotel within budget, if you have less budget then its okay. They wont serve you dental kit, toilet tissue so please bring them with you. Rooms are a bit Stinky, but you can ask them to spray air freshener. They have workable AC. I didn’t find telephone in room. So I had to call their managers cell phone for any service. Cleaning staffs are good. Behaviour of manager and other staffs are good. They should open the room for few hours after one guest checkout to remove the bad smell. Its not a crowdy place. Your can get muslim area and food nearby. If hotel management spend 100 taka more for each room to provide (dental kit, tissue, shampoo & soap for 2 if 2 person in a room, comb, atleat two towel, water with glass.) this can be a good option for budget travellers.

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights, and overall, it was just okay. Here’s my detailed review: Room: The room was small but had clean floors and a clean toilet, which was appreciated. However, being right by the roadside, it was extremely noisy. Till midnight, there was loud music from the bar next door, and in the morning, the sounds of traffic, vehicle horns, engines, and even dogs barking made it hard to relax. The walls and door offered little to no soundproofing, and we could hear people walking and talking in the corridor quite clearly. Hotel Design and Comfort: The hotel seemed crammed into a very small space. The lobby felt suffocating and tight, and the elevator was shockingly small—it barely fit me with two backpacks. The overall design made the stay feel quite constricted and uncomfortable. Staff and Service: The one bright spot in the experience was the staff. They were extremely helpful, polite, and attentive to our needs. Despite the limitations of the property, they made every effort to ensure we had a comfortable stay. Their efficiency and positive attitude were much appreciated, and it was clear they are committed to their work. Amenities: The pillows and bedding were just passable; they reminded me of Indian Railways’ linen. The hotel provided a complimentary water bottle at check-in, which was a nice touch. Breakfast was not included, though they did have an extensive room service menu. I didn’t try anything from it, so I can’t comment on the food. Location: If you are not bound by any stringent restrictions to stay in this area, I would strongly recommend avoiding it altogether. From my experience of walking through the entire area, the by-lanes are filthy, overly crowded, and extremely dirty. Walking on the streets is a frustrating experience—footpaths exist only in name but are mostly blocked by street shops, parked trucks, or other clutter. It’s not a pleasant environment, and I would not wish such living conditions on anyone. Unfortunately, this seems to reflect much of old Kolkata, but this area, in particular, is especially unappealing. Value for Money: Considering the price, it was better than other options in the vicinity, but unless absolutely necessary, I wouldn’t recommend staying here.