Conveniently located just 2km south of the Hazarduari and a 10-minute autorickshaw ride from Murshidabad train station, this friendly place has good-value, pastel-hued rooms, a decent restaurant and helpful service. Checkout time is a dreadful 8am, however.
Hotel Sagnik
West Bengal
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