10 Mar 2016, 11:10 am
The hotel has 48 designed guest rooms with modern amenities. The rooms are classified into three categories, Winter Green, Winter Premium and Hazel Suite.
Speaking on this occcasion, Rahul Agarwal, Managing Director, said, "The Fern Residency Kolkata has been a sheer hard work of three years to give the best services and be known as one of the best business hotels at an affordable price in the City of Joy. We are one of the few hotels in Kolkata which is eco-sensitive and significantly contributes to the environment."
The hotel also has an in-house restaurant XII Zodiac, which offers a wide selection of local and international cuisines.
(Reporting by Debipriya Das, Image by Sandip Roy/IBNS)
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