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Lemon Tree Premier, New Town, Kolkata FACT SHEET Lemon Tree Premier, New Town, Kolkata Introduction Lemon Tree Premier, New Town, Kolkata is strategically located in close proximity to the business and IT hub of New Town, SEZs, Rajarhat, Salt Lake, DLF IT Park, Unitech Commercial Complex and Ecospace. It is just 25 mins from the international airport and offers easy access to modern shopping destinations, multiplexes and entertainment hangouts like Axis Mall and the City Centre Malls as well as Tata Medical Center. Kolkata’s largest convention centre, Biswa Bangla Convention Center, is a short distance away. Not far from iconic destinations like the Victoria Memorial, Park Street, Howrah Bridge, Kalighat Temple and Dakshneshwar Temple, the hotel is also close to popular city landmarks like the Eco Tourism Park (3 km), Mother's Wax Museum (3.5 kms), Nicco Amusement Park and Aquatica Water Park (5.5 kms) and the Salt Lake Stadium (7 kms). A paved driveway invites you into this new age contemporary hotel. Its stylish lobby, dressed in neutral hues along with the striking modern art, creates a refreshing space for the modern-day traveler, looking for simplistic elegance and personalized comfort. The hotel offers 142 well-appointed rooms and suites, a multi-cuisine coffee shop – Citrus Café, a hip recreation bar – Slounge, an eclectic pan-Asian restaurant – Republic of Noodles, as well as ~325 square meter of modern banquet space, including two conference rooms, to add that extra zing to your meetings and special events. A rejuvenating spa - Fresco, a well-equipped fitness center and a refreshing swimming pool to keep you feeling as fresh- as-a-lemon. Together with its personalized services, modern facilities and impeccable service standards, this hotel is an ideal place for the upbeat business and leisure traveler looking to interact and unwind. Distance from: • Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport 12.5 kms (30 minutes) • Sealdah Railway Station 12 kms (35 minutes) • Howrah Railway Station 25 kms (60 minutes) Please note: rush hour traffic can increase travel time significantly. This is an upper midscale hotel. Rooms 142 well-appointed rooms and suites captivate you with their contemporary interiors and artwork. Room categories include Deluxe Room, Executive Room, Studio Suite and Presidential Suite. Lemon Tree Premier, New Town, Kolkata BG-9, Premises No. 30-1111, New Town, Kolkata, West Bengal, 700156 - India T +91 33 68139900 E [email protected] Visit us at lemontreehotels.com All rooms offer: High-speed WiFi • Full sized working desk • Tea/coffee maker • Telephones with global dialing and voice mail • Complimentary drinking water • Smart LED TV HD • DTH services • Mini bar • Electronic safe • Iron and ironing board • One specially designed suite for differently abled guests Food and • Citrus Café: A bright and inviting multi-cuisine coffee shop that offers an eclectic all Beverage day dining menu including Indian, European, Western and pan-Asian preparations. For breakfast, choose from a wide range of popular North and South Indian and Western preparations. • Slounge: At this hip recreation bar, guests are invited to sip a drink of their choice from our selection of beverages, listen to some foot-tapping music or simply indulge in idle conversations with family and friends, in a décor that is cozy and ‘chilled out’. The ‘sloungilicious’ menu offers Indian and international preparations. • Republic of Noodles: Lemon Tree’s celebrated pan-Asian restaurant showcases the best of popular food from Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Cambodia, Indonesia and Myanmar. Specialties include stir fries, clay pot dishes, curries and noodle preparations. • In-room Dining Banquets & The hotel offers a one stop solution for all your business needs and special celebrations. It Conference seamlessly transforms into an impactful destination for mini conferences, meetings and Facilities social events. Tangerine: 211 sq. mtr. Top-of-the-line, fully equipped banquet room that offers: • High-speed WiFi • Sound system • Built-in LED projector with screen Seats: 250 reception style • 150 theater style • 80 classroom style • 60 round table style Tangerine 1: 109 sq. mtr. Top-of-the-line, fully equipped banquet room that offers: • High-speed WiFi • Sound system • White board Seats: 100 reception style • 60 theater style • 40 classroom style • 36 round table style Spa, Fitness At the wellness spa, the massages promise to pamper the body and refresh the spirit. Re- and energize with a workout at the well-equipped fitness center or do a few laps in the refreshing Recreation swimming pool and feel as fresh-as-a-lemon. Lemon Tree Premier, New Town, Kolkata BG-9, Premises No. 30-1111, New Town, Kolkata, West Bengal, 700156 - India T +91 33 68139900 E [email protected] Visit us at lemontreehotels.com Other • 24x7 Front Desk and Housekeeping Services • Baby Crib | Baby Sitter • Travel assistance and currency exchange • On-site parking Lemon Tree Experience our enhanced rewards program that gives you more reasons to smile. Enjoy a Smiles world of exciting benefits, more loaded offers, exclusive packages, easy redemptions and much more. Sign up now and earn more every time you stay with us. Please note: • For best offers, book online at lemontreehotels.com • Government taxes and service charge as applicable • Check in time: 2 pm l Check out time: 12 noon • The hotel accepts all major international credit cards • Contactless payment modes available Lemon Tree Premier, New Town, Kolkata BG-9, Premises No. 30-1111, New Town, Kolkata, West Bengal, 700156 - India T +91 33 68139900 E [email protected] Visit us at lemontreehotels.com Services & Facilities Complimentary On Request Payable Various multi-device WiFi access (24x7) for two devices E-newspaper and hi-speed WiFi per guest packages Drinking Water Choice of beverages Tea & coffee maker Eatables like biscuits, chips, chocolates etc. placed in the room and stocked in Mini bar the mini bar, or ordered from the mini bar list, are Rooms payable In room amenities like shampoo, Additional amenities like soap, conditioner, iron & ironing sewing kit, dental kit, shower Laundry board, hair dryer, etc. cap, moisturizer, etc. Weighing scale, yoga mat, Electronic safe hair straightener, etc. Flat screen TV DTH services Telephones with global & direct All calls made by guests are dialing & voice mail payable Use of computer terminals, printer Business Center Hi-speed internet access 24X7 Fitness Center equipment Fitness Center Towels Drinking water Weighing scale Conference/Board Rooms White board LED TV | Projector, etc. F&B options like - Citrus Café E-Newspaper Slounge Other Facilities Republic of Noodles In-room Dining Swimming pool Spa 24x7 Front Desk, Housekeeping Doctor on Call Airport transfers/ Cab On-Site Parking facilities Travel assistance and currency Other Services exchange The hotel accepts all major international credit cards Contactless payment modes available Check in time: 2 pm Check out time: 12 noon Lemon Tree Premier, New Town, Kolkata BG-9, Premises No. 30-1111, New Town, Kolkata, West Bengal, 700156 - India T +91 33 68139900 E [email protected] Visit us at lemontreehotels.com .
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