Hotel Rajmahal

If you walk through Paltan Bazar along A.T. Road, you’ll see Hotel Rajmahal sitting right in the middle of all that activity. This area is always moving. There are vendors shouting, cars honking, and people carrying goods to and from the market. Being located here means we deal with a lot of noise and energy every single day. The building itself is tucked in among the shops. Inside, it’s a bit calmer, though you can still hear the city outside. We have rooms of various sizes because we get all sorts of people, from families traveling together to traders who just need a bed for a night while they finish their business at the market. The stairs are narrow and we’ve had to fix the plumbing more times than I can count, but that’s just part of running a place in an old part of town. Our kitchen makes basic meals that remind you of home. Nothing on the menu is too complicated. We buy our vegetables right from the market outside every morning, so everything is as fresh as it can be. We don’t have a big lobby with sofas, just a counter where we take your details and give you a key. It is a practical place for people who want to be near the center of the action without spending too much. We focus on the basics like clean sheets and a working fan. That is enough for most folks who stay here.