Bhubaneswar Hotels & Hostels (11)

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This is one of a chain of progressive hotels that has set new standards for midrange accommodation in India. It may look a bit corporate and sterile at first glance, but the young friendly staff …

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The Bhubaneswar is another welcoming hotel with rooms that are nothing special. The hierarchy of room rates is determined by your TV choice. Non-TV viewers will be quite happy in cheaper rooms, w…

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Hiding behind the Padma and signed down a small lane, the much friendlier Bhagwat has decent rooms with a TV around a courtyard, some boasting a balcony. Checkout is 24 hours.

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Five minutes' walk from the train station, Keshari has a decent restaurant and noon checkout. Inspection is essential as some of the cheaper rooms are to be avoided but the AC rooms are OK. The h…

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Hotel Padma is cheap and not very cheerful. Its very cheap singles masquerade as prison cells. Slightly more comfort comes with paying more: an extra 50 brings a TV and phone. Car rental can be o…

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All rooms are comfortable and have a private bathroom, and while the cheaper rooms are rather threadbare, the AC rooms are good. Checkout is 24 hours; there's a restaurant and bar.

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Proximity to the train station makes this a (very) popular haven for weary travellers. Booking ahead is advised. Rates include bed tea and breakfast, there's 24-hour checkout and a 24-hour coffee…

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A well-appointed place with friendly staff and some pleasant rooms; the better ones have views of the pool (which nonguests can use for 150) and distant temples. There's a relaxing bar and a very…

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This five-star hotel has the feel of an adventure movie set. In the jungly grounds you'll find static tigers, deer and herons, and even a twin-prop 1942 aircraft. The luxurious cottages are scatt…

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The Panthanivas is well located, quiet and the closest hotel to the temples. The spacious rooms are a little tired and musty but perfectly comfortable. Checkout is at an inconvenient 08:00.

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A large, conveniently located hotel with clean, spacious rooms where you can negotiate the price. A real bonus at this hotel is the proximity of Foodville, a court of restaurants including Deep D…

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