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City of Tagore, Mother Teresa & the Indian Renaissance. From the Victoria Memorial and Howrah Bridge to Durga Puja's open-air spectacle — experience Kolkata's layered grandeur from the iconic Peerless Hotel near Park Street.

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Kolkata, West Bengal — Fidato Hotels at Peerless Hotel
Kolkata, West BengalIndia's Cultural Capital · On the River Hooghly
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Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), the capital of West Bengal on the east bank of the River Hooghly, is India's great cultural metropolis, a city that gave the world Rabindranath Tagore (India's first Nobel laureate), Mother Teresa, and the Indian Renaissance. Its layered identity, combining colonial grandeur, Bengali intellectual tradition, and vibrant street life, makes it unlike any other Indian city. The Victoria Memorial, a dazzling white marble monument, anchors the Maidan (Kolkata's green lung), while the iconic Howrah Bridge arches magnificently across the Hooghly in one of the world's most photographed engineering feats. Kolkata's Durga Puja festival in October transforms the entire city into an open-air gallery of illuminated installations, drawing millions in a celebration of culture, devotion, and community unmatched anywhere in India. The city's food scene, from mishti doi (sweet yoghurt) and kathi rolls to Aaheli's exquisite Bengali cuisine, is a pilgrimage in itself.

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Durga Puja: India's Greatest FestivalEvery October, Kolkata hosts the grandest Durga Puja in the world. Thousands of pandals (temporary temples), each more spectacular than the last, are illuminated across the entire city, drawing a collective experience of art, music, and devotion that UNESCO recognised as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Culinary Capital of IndiaKolkata's food culture is legendary, from street-side kathi rolls and phuchka to fine Bengali cuisine at restaurants like Aaheli at Peerless Hotel, where traditional recipes are elevated to an art form. The city's Park Street restaurant district, mithai shops, and iconic Flurys bakery complete an unrivalled food itinerary.
Colonial Heritage & Timeless ArchitectureKolkata preserves an extraordinary colonial-era urban fabric. The Victoria Memorial, Writers' Building, Marble Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral, and rows of crumbling but magnificent zamindari mansions create a city that feels like a living museum of the Raj era alongside a thriving, creative contemporary culture.
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Where to Stay
in Kolkata

An iconic 4-star address near Park Street, the Peerless Hotel Kolkata blends old-world Kolkata character with modern luxury, award-winning dining, and full business facilities.

Peerless Hotel Kolkata — 4-star near Park Street
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Peerless Hotel, Kolkata

Near Park Street, Kolkata · 17 km from Airport CCU · On the Hooghly River Bank

An iconic 4-star hotel on the bank of the Hooghly River near Park Street, blending old-world Kolkata character with modern luxury. 168 rooms and suites across six categories: Chowringhee Suite with Eden Garden and city views (11), Suite Room with working desk and sofa sets (16), Executive Room (3), Premium Room with city views (44), Deluxe Room in Queen and Twin configurations (59), and Superior Room with sitting area and work desk (36). Three distinct dining venues: Aaheli, the award-winning Bengali restaurant for lunch and dinner; Oceanic, the multi-cuisine all-day restaurant on Level 1 with a Sunday brunch; and Bass & Barrel, an English pub-style bar with 30+ single malts, 50+ cocktails, and live entertainment.

Free Wi-Fi 3 Dining Venues Gym / Fitness CentreBusiness CentreValet ParkingDoctor on CallSafety LockersMini Bar
168 Rooms · 6 Categories
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Top Attractions
in & around Kolkata

Colonial monuments, sacred temples, iconic bridges, literary heritage, and access to the world's largest mangrove delta. Kolkata rewards the curious traveller at every turn.

Victoria Memorial

Kolkata's most iconic landmark, a breathtaking white Makrana marble monument built between 1906 and 1921 to honour Queen Victoria, set amid 64 acres of manicured gardens on the Maidan. The memorial houses a superb museum chronicling the colonial era with over 25,000 artefacts. Its sculptural details, the Angel of Victory atop the central dome, and the beautifully lit evening view are unforgettable.

3 km from Peerless Hotel

Howrah Bridge

One of the world's great cantilever bridges and Kolkata's most recognised image, the Rabindra Setu (Howrah Bridge) spans 705 metres across the River Hooghly, connecting Kolkata to Howrah without a single nut or bolt, using only rivets. Daily used by over 100,000 vehicles and countless pedestrians, its steel silhouette against the river at dawn or dusk is one of India's most photographed views.

4 km from Peerless Hotel

Dakshineswar Kali Temple

Situated on the east bank of the Hooghly River, Dakshineswar is one of Bengal's most sacred Hindu temples, the temple where Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa served as a priest and attained spiritual enlightenment. The nine-spired Nava Ratna (Nine Jewels) style temple complex, built in 1855, draws thousands of devotees daily. The adjacent Nahabat (music tower) and the Panchavati garden add to its spiritual sanctity.

22 km from Peerless Hotel

Park Street & Food District

The beating heart of Kolkata's social scene, Park Street (officially Mother Teresa Sarani) is lined with Kolkata's finest restaurants, bars, cafés, and bookshops. From the historic Mocambo and Peter Cat restaurants to Flurys bakery (since 1927), the iconic Oxford Bookstore, and the Christmas lights that transform the entire street into a fairyland, Park Street is an essential Kolkata experience just steps from the Peerless Hotel.

Adjacent to Peerless Hotel

Jorasanko Thakur Bari

The ancestral home of the Tagore family in the Jorasanko neighbourhood is now the Rabindra Bharati University and Museum, a profoundly moving pilgrimage site for literature and music lovers from across the world. Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel laureate and author of Gitanjali, was born here in 1861. The mansion's elegant Indo-Saracenic architecture, memorial halls, and intimate family spaces preserve the spirit of the Bengal Renaissance.

5 km from Peerless Hotel

Sundarbans: UNESCO Heritage

The Sundarbans, approximately 100 km south of Kolkata, is the world's largest tidal mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to the Royal Bengal Tiger, saltwater crocodiles, Gangetic dolphins, and thousands of bird species. Day cruises from the Gosaba jetty or overnight safari tours into the delta's labyrinthine waterways offer a wilderness experience unlike any other, with tiger pugmarks often spotted in the riverine mud.

~100 km from Kolkata
Getting to Kolkata
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How to Reach Kolkata

Kolkata is superbly connected, with direct flights from all major Indian cities, the Howrah terminus for pan-India rail, and the Kolkata Metro for seamless city travel.

By Air

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport (CCU) at Dum Dum is approximately 17 km from the Peerless Hotel near Park Street, about 45 minutes to 1 hour by road. The airport has direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, and major international hubs including Singapore, Dubai, and London.

  • Airport code: CCU (Dum Dum)
  • ~17 km to Peerless Hotel (~45 min)
  • Pre-paid taxis, Ola/Uber from arrivals
  • Kolkata Metro Airport line available
CCU Airport: ~17 km

By Train

Kolkata is served by two of India's largest railway stations: Howrah Junction (~5 km from the hotel) and Sealdah Station (~3 km), making it the best-connected rail hub in eastern India. Flagship trains from Delhi include the Rajdhani Express and Duronto Express. The Peerless Hotel is also accessible via the Kolkata Metro (Park Street station is the nearest).

  • Howrah Junction: ~5 km from hotel
  • Sealdah Station: ~3 km from hotel
  • Rajdhani Express (Delhi–Kolkata: ~17 hrs)
  • Kolkata Metro: Park Street station nearby
Howrah Junction: ~5 km

By Road / Metro

Kolkata is well-connected by NH-16 (to Bhubaneswar/Visakhapatnam) and NH-19 (to Delhi via Patna). For local travel, the Kolkata Metro, India's oldest metro rail system, is the fastest way to navigate the city, with the Airport–New Garia line now operational. Yellow taxis, Ola, and Uber are plentiful throughout Kolkata.

  • Kolkata Metro: Park Street station nearby
  • NH-16 from Bhubaneswar: ~450 km (~8 hrs)
  • NH-19 from Patna: ~575 km (~10 hrs)
  • City taxis, Ola/Uber widely available
Metro: Park Street Station
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From the airport to the altar, Fidato arranges more than just the room.

Cabs & Transfers

Airport pickups from Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport (CCU), station transfers from Howrah Junction or Sealdah, and outstation cabs, arranged directly with our team.

Sightseeing & Tours

Guided visits to the Victoria Memorial, Howrah Bridge, and Dakshineswar Kali Temple, plus day trips into the Sundarbans, planned and arranged for you.

Weddings & Banquets

Senate Hall and the Peerless Hotel's other event spaces for weddings, conferences, and celebrations of any size.

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Hotels & Travel
in Kolkata: Your Questions Answered

The Peerless Hotel Kolkata is a landmark 4-star business hotel near Park Street, Kolkata's most prestigious address. It features 168 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, including Chowringhee Suites with Eden Garden and city views, Suite Rooms, Executive, Deluxe, Premium, and Superior Rooms. The hotel is celebrated for its award-winning Bengali restaurant Aaheli, the Bass & Barrel English pub, full business facilities including 7 event spaces, fitness centre, valet parking, and doctor on call. Call +91 8010 527783 for reservations and special rates.

The Peerless Hotel Kolkata has three distinct dining venues: Aaheli, the award-winning restaurant serving authentic Bengali cuisine (lunch & dinner), widely regarded as one of Kolkata's finest for traditional Bengali food; Oceanic, the multi-cuisine all-day restaurant on Level 1 offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a special Sunday brunch; and Bass & Barrel, an English pub-style bar at lobby level with 30+ premium single malts, 50+ cocktails, and live entertainment. Contact +91 8010 527783 for reservations.

Yes. The Peerless Hotel Kolkata has 7 well-equipped event and conference spaces: Senate 1 (150 pax), Senate 2 (45 pax), EGO (50 pax), Jasmin (35 pax), Board Room (17 pax), Victoria Hall (20 pax), and Chowrangj Hall (10 pax). A state-of-the-art business centre with full support services makes it one of Kolkata's premier corporate event and conference venues. Contact +91 8010 527783 for event enquiries.

Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), the capital of West Bengal on the east bank of the River Hooghly, is India's great cultural metropolis — the city that gave the world Rabindranath Tagore (India's first Nobel laureate), Mother Teresa, and the Indian Renaissance. Its layered identity, combining colonial grandeur, Bengali intellectual tradition, and vibrant street life, makes it unlike any other Indian city. It is celebrated for the Victoria Memorial set on the Maidan (Kolkata's green lung), the iconic Howrah Bridge — one of the world's most photographed engineering feats — the grand Durga Puja festival (UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage), the vibrant Park Street food district, the Dakshineswar and Kalighat Kali temples, the Indian Museum (India's oldest), Jorasanko Thakur Bari (Tagore's ancestral home), and the Sundarbans UNESCO World Heritage mangrove delta. The city's food scene — from mishti doi and kathi rolls to Aaheli's exquisite Bengali cuisine — is a pilgrimage in itself.

October to February is the best time, when the weather is cool and pleasant (15–25°C). October is especially spectacular for the grand Durga Puja festival, when thousands of illuminated pandals transform the city. November to February is ideal for sightseeing, cultural events, and Sundarbans day trips. March to May is hot and humid but less crowded. June to September is monsoon, very hot and humid, though the city remains culturally vibrant year-round with festivals, art exhibitions, and music performances.

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport (CCU) is approximately 17 km from the Peerless Hotel near Park Street, typically 45 minutes to 1 hour by road depending on traffic. Pre-paid taxis from the airport are reliable and affordable. Ola and Uber are available throughout Kolkata. The Kolkata Metro Airport line also connects Dum Dum Airport to central Kolkata. Contact +91 8010 527783 to arrange a hotel airport transfer service.

Stay at the Heart
of Kolkata's Cultural Capital

Book direct at the iconic Peerless Hotel Kolkata. Award-winning Bengali cuisine, English pub, 7 event spaces, and 168 rooms near Park Street. Best rates guaranteed on direct booking.

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