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Alipurduar Hotel & Travel Guide\n

If you are roaming in India and want to find accommodation in Alipurduar, it's useful to know that Travelocity's booking platform does not have any hotels in or near Alipurduar.

Alternatively, when you explore this part of India, you could book accommodation in Gaya, 300 miles (489 kilometers) outside Alipurduar. Gaya accommodations include the Hotel Darbar International and Hotel Jeevak International.

When you've seen Alipurduar, take a little time to explore the other attractions in the East India area. East India is the home of rural landscapes. Frequented visitor sights include ruins. Energetic visitors might get involved in mountain climbing in the area.

Before you depart for Alipurduar, leave yourself the time to browse our Alipurduar hotel and travel guide where you'll have the chance to get the inside scoop on the numerous scenic attractions on offer.

Recent Alipurduar hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hotel Ratneswar

5 out of 5

Posted 1 month ago

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A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Ratneswar

Jaldapara Binay Chapa Homestay

4 out of 5

Posted 2 months ago

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"Good location for walking from/to train station and Jaldapara national park, and local bus services. Although I arrived before official check in and was happy to just leave my bag and return later, staff called the owner/manager who gave me my room early and was helpful & patient (using Google Translate to tell me where to visit). However he was never actually in the hotel area unless called & the other staff were unable to help me; it felt awkward when they summoned him each time when we could have used Translate. Rooms a good size & clean (bedsheet was marked, but had definitely been cleaned). No upper bedsheet provided. Bathroom was fine (western toilet). Ceiling fan very powerful. But having no mosquito net was a HUGE problem, especially as right behind my room was a pond/still water area. Also, as I imagine most visitors are in Madarihat for the safari, I was very surprised that it was not mentioned (or even on a sign) that they lock the hotel up at night. Normally hotels that do this ask guests their plans the night before or have a night guard on duty to unlock the door, but they did neither - it came as a shock to me that I couldn't leave on time, and I felt embarrassed & guilty to have to shout around the hotel in a panic, waking others, to find someone. Although it only took a couple of minutes it was really stressful - I was very worried I may miss my place on the safari as timings are very strict and had to hurry to get there in time after the mix-up."

A verified traveler stayed at Jaldapara Binay Chapa Homestay