Nice, peaceful and cosy place bordering the forests. Clean food served. Was surprised to see a government lodge being run in a nice way! Next best to Hollong Bungalow for a trip to Jaldapara More

Our stay at Jaldapara Tourist Lodge was a pleasant surprise. We had booked an AC wooden cottage. We had travelled with our 4 year old daughter . Our room was spacious. The toilet was clean and spacious. The room rent included all meals, so at around Rs. 2500/- per day it was very reasonable. The food was simple and tasted... More

we v been 2 jaldapara t l on a package tour n october. the ambience of the lodge is o k on the front side, but on the rear,it's full of garbage.the service is poor and sloppy.our room's a c was not functioning right from the beginning and it was not attended.even after repeated calls . we were forced to... More

One of the beautiful, well decorated and maintained property of WBTDC, A beautiful Garden with models of animals and light and sound show is really a treat. Staff are very cooperative. Rates reasonable. Rooms are spacious and nicely maintained. Elephant rides are available. A definite recommendation from my side. The best lodge for jungle lovers is Hollong Lodge deep inside... More

My husband and I wanted to have an afternoon jeep safari and an early morning elephant safari in Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary in order to spot some wildlife . Through the internet, we came in contact with a Mr. Sumanta Sarkar of Dreamway Destinations (TO BE AVOIDED !), who at first seemed trustworthy and competent. He suggested the following programme :... More

Local friends booked this lodge for us, and all things considered, our stay at Jaldapara was quite pleasant. The food in the dining room, included in the package, was very good, and morning tea (with biscuits) was simple, but fine. Here's a tip for people traveling to the middle of nowhere in India -- speak the language, or travel with... More

Soooo, we arrived at the Tourist Lodge after about 8 or 9 hours of driving our crappy rickshaw from Siliguri. We were tired and exhausted. Typical of India, no one knew what we wanted when we continually made the international hands-together-underneath-our-heads sign. We needed a room. After literally 3 hours of negotiating and shuttling various employees up the road in... More