The Elgin Fairlawn - Heritage Hotel - Kolkata (Since 1783)
Housed in a 1783 building with a colonial-era vibe, the memorabilia-filled iconic Elgin Fairlawn heritage hotel at Kolkata has been shaped by the hands and minds of generations of families whose memories and influences have contributed to the unique heritage. Since 1783, The Hotel has stood on the junction of Madge Lane and Sudder Street.
History
The building had existed on this site since 1783. It was built by an European Mr William Ford who purchased the land from Sheikh Ramjan and Bhonay on the 27th May 1781. The street was originally named after Ford.
Celebrity Guests
The longest staying guests in The Elgin Fairlawn were the Kendal (Bragg) family. Their daughter is the famous British actress Felicity Kendal.
The Elgin Fairlawn - Heritage Hotel - Kolkata (Since 1783)
Housed in a 1783 building with a colonial-era vibe, the memorabilia-filled iconic heritage hotel has been shaped by the hands and minds of generations of families whose memories and influences have contributed to the unique heritage. Since 1783, The Elgin Fairlawn has stood on the junction of Madge Lane and Sudder Street.
History
The building had existed on this site since 1783. It was built by an European Mr William Ford who purchased the land from Sheikh Ramjan and Bhonay on the 27th May 1781. The street was originally named after Ford.
Celebrity Guests
The longest staying guests in The Elgin Fairlawn were the Kendal (Bragg) family. Their daughter is the famous British actress Felicity Kendal.
Rooms
The Elgin Fairlawn offers colonial charm and decor with a potpourri of styles ranging from it’s past. It combines modern facilities with home comforts. The place is unique. Sitting in the lush greenery of the garden or on the terraces, it is very easy to drift off to any period in the last 200 years that marks the heritage of the hotel.
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KOLKATA
Kolkata, the erstwhile capital of British India, is a beautiful collage of the English imperial culture and the traditional Bengali way of life, interspersed with all the elements of a modern metropolis. Its 350 year old heritage fuses seamlessly with the remnants of its colonial past, adding a nostalgic charm to the city. Adorned with the ancient landmarks like museums, shopping streets and delectable cuisine, it has a magnetic influence over travel enthusiasts who visit the city to experience its vibrant culture. Kolkata has this unique ability to make you love it one minute, hate it the next and then fall hopelessly in love with her all over again!