




Hotel Amarabati opened with the town’s very first travellers, and has grown up alongside it ever since.
Hotel Amarabati opened in 1997, at the very birth of Bakkhali’s tourism — one of the first hotels to welcome the town’s earliest travellers to this stretch of the Bay of Bengal.
Over the years the hotel has grown alongside the town it calls home — a main building, garden cottages and a well-furnished garden that keeps the coastal landscape close at every turn.
Today, guests come back for well-appointed rooms, a crystal-clear swimming pool and the Momo Restaurant — a complete, comfortable retreat just steps from the sea.
“A beautiful service and environment is our main motto — we always put our guests’ satisfaction first.”
What a stay at Hotel Amarabati adds up to — day or night.
From the beach on our doorstep to the kitchen of the Momo Restaurant — here is what makes a stay at Hotel Amarabati feel easy.
Hotel Amarabati sits by the quiet sea beach of Bakkhali, just steps from the shore, with easy access to Henry’s Island, Jambu Dwip and every local attraction.

A crystal-clear pool framed by a wooden deck and lit for evening swims — with a baby pool for the youngest guests.

A dedicated team committed to making your stay comfortable and unforgettable, day and night.

Nine room types — deluxe doubles, family rooms of up to five beds, cottages and a junior suite — with AC and non-AC choices.

Our in-house restaurant serves a delectable menu prepared by expert chefs — and it is open for all, not just hotel guests.

Direct buses from Esplanade are run by the West Bengal Surface Transport Corporation, and private buses leave every 15–20 minutes. Journey time depends on traffic.
A toto is a battery-powered auto-rickshaw. Totos, auto-rickshaws and buses all run from Namkhana Station to Bakkhali.
Stay where Bakkhali’s sunsets happen — just steps from the beach, since 1997.
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