Shaw Guest House, Kolkata
recommendedBengali Food DelightsIndulge in the authentic flavors of traditional Bengali cuisine at the in-house restaurant, serving mouthwatering delicacies like macher jhol (fish curry), shorshe ilish (hilsa fish in mustard sauce), and mishti doi (sweet yogurt).
Colonial CharmImmerse yourself in the rich history of Kolkata by staying in a guest house that exudes traditional colonial charm with its architecture and decor, providing a unique and nostalgic experience.
Cultural ShowsEnjoy traditional Bengali cultural performances right at the guest house, featuring live music, dance, and theater showcasing the vibrant heritage of the region.
Tea Tasting SessionsDive into the world of Indian teas with curated tea tasting sessions where you can savor a variety of flavors, aromas, and blends, learning about the intricate art of tea-making.
Local Handicraft WorkshopsEngage in hands-on experiences by participating in workshops that showcase local handicraft skills such as pottery, terracotta art, and traditional weaving techniques, allowing you to create your own unique souvenir.
Bengali Cooking ClassesJoin expert chefs for interactive cooking classes where you can learn the secrets of Bengali cuisine, mastering recipes like shorshe bata maach (mustard fish), aloo posto (potato in poppy seed paste), and roshogolla (sweet syrupy balls).
- Yoga and Meditation
- Cultural Immersion
- Bengali Language Lessons
- Dance Workshops
- Musical Evenings
- Temple Exploration
- Heritage Walks
- Bengali Art Appreciation
Rooms and availability
Facilities
General
- Wi-Fi
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
Media
- Flat-screen TV
- AM/FM alarm clock
Location
• Situated in Kolkata's northern quarters, the area is near the iconic Dakshineswar Kali Temple, Howrah Bridge, and Indian Museum. • The neighborhood exudes a striking cultural milieu, offering access to the Kumortuli potters' colony, Rabindra Sarobar Lake, and traditional Bengali cuisine establishments. • Kumartuli, College Street book stalls, and the Mallick Ghat flower market appeal to artisans, scholars, and nature enthusiasts.
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