In the heart of kolkata its a wonderful place with lots of ancient memories of its glorious past. the service of the hotel was good and the food was really good & the rooms were very spacious with a minibar for all the small needs.
The room service was on the dot service & all the rooms were really well kept keeping in mind the age of the building. Only 1 thing missing was the lifts which in such an old building may bot be possible, the wood work was really very good with lots of old photographs depicting its old heritage.

The hotel has got old charm but has modern amenities. Food is good. You won't find moisturizer in the room though. The TV also needs to be upgraded. Bed is comfortable but could be better. Room service is little slow. Room amenities are good and you will newspaper and magazines.

The Astor Hotel, Kolkata
January 2011
2 nights
Fairly central and within walking distance from main sightseeing attractions. Room was a fair size, but the bed was very hard, the bathroom very small. Their breakfast is not bad. We couldn't find any decent (even average) restaurants. Mother Teresa's Mission was the highlight and really the only reason going to Kolkata for.

We arrived from NZ in the middle of the night, were met at the airport in an AC car (extra charge but definitely worth it if you arrive late) and very impressed with our room on arrival at the hotel. It was spacious, including the ensuite, well furnished and comfortable. Staff were friendly, the food was delicious, and it was clean. In a great location near the Maidan, and Victoria Memorial, not far from Park St. This hotel was a little over our normal price range but well worth the extra dollars.