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Hospitality, the way Beldanga does it
Premium Stay in Beldanga, Murshidabad — for travellers who value calm, cleanliness and consistency.
Who we are
Premium Stay in Beldanga, Murshidabad
Welcome to Apex Hotel, a comfortable and welcoming hotel located on College Road, Beldanga, Murshidabad.
We offer Deluxe and Super Deluxe rooms with a focus on comfort, cleanliness, convenience, and warm hospitality. Our hotel is suitable for families, business travellers, solo travellers, and guests visiting Beldanga for personal or professional purposes.
- Address
- Mitali Cinema Hall Building, College Road, Beldanga – 742133
- Reception
- Open 24 hours · +91 93323 73244
Around us
Explore Beldanga & Murshidabad
Beldanga College
300 m
Beldanga College is a well-known undergraduate college serving students across the Beldanga block, a short walk from the hotel. Guests visiting for admissions, examinations or campus events find it the most convenient stay nearby.
Beldanga Railway Station
500 M
On the Sealdah–Lalgola line, with regular passenger and express services to Berhampore, Krishnanagar, Ranaghat and Kolkata — only a few minutes from our door.
Beldanga Bus Stand
500 M
Frequent bus services to Berhampore, Murshidabad, Krishnanagar and beyond, plus local autos and toto rickshaws for getting around town.
Hazarduari Palace
32 km
The famous "palace of a thousand doors", built in 1837 for Nawab Nazim Humayun Jah at Lalbagh. Its three storeys now house a museum of nawabi arms, paintings, palanquins and rare manuscripts — the single most visited monument in Murshidabad.
Berhampore Market
18 km
The district's largest shopping hub, famous for Murshidabad silk, handloom saris, brassware and street food. A good half-day trip for gifts and everyday shopping.
Beldanga Bazaar
500 m
The lively heart of the town, minutes from the hotel — fresh produce, sweets, fabrics and daily essentials sold from early morning until late evening.
Beldanga Rural Hospital
1.2 km
The nearest government health facility, staffed round the clock for emergencies — reassuring for families and elderly guests staying with us.
Katra Masjid
34 km
A grand brick mosque and caravanserai built around 1723-1724 by Nawab Murshid Quli Khan, who lies buried beneath its entrance staircase. Its massive corner towers and arcaded courtyard are among Bengal's finest Mughal-era architecture.
Motijheel Park
30 km
The horseshoe-shaped "pearl lake" laid out by Nawazish Muhammad Khan, ringed by gardens, a heritage mosque and an evening light-and-sound show recounting the story of Bengal's nawabs.
Nizamat Imambara
32 km
Built in 1847 by Nawab Mansur Ali Khan, this is the largest imambara in India — a long ceremonial hall beside Hazarduari, especially striking during Muharram.
Kathgola Palace & Gardens
35 km
The garden estate of the Dugar merchant family, with a colonnaded mansion, ornamental pools, and the Adinath Jain temple set in landscaped grounds.
Bhagirathi Riverfront
17 km
The Bhagirathi, the Ganga's Bengal distributary, flows past Berhampore and Murshidabad. Sunset boat rides and quiet ghat-side walks are the best way to end a day of sightseeing.
Jiaganj–Azimganj
42 km
Twin heritage towns facing each other across the river, known for their Jain temples, ornate merchant mansions and old riverside ghats.
Char Bangla Temples, Baranagar
48 km
A cluster of four 18th-century terracotta temples built by Rani Bhabani at Baranagar, covered in some of the most detailed carved brick panels in Bengal.
Krishnanagar
55 km
A historic Nadia town celebrated for its Ghurni clay dolls, the Krishnanagar Rajbari and the Sarbamangala temple — an easy day trip by road or rail.
Karnasuvarna
10 km
The 7th-century capital of King Shashanka, first ruler of a unified Bengal. Excavations at Rajbaridanga have revealed the Raktamrittika Mahavihara Buddhist monastery described by the Chinese pilgrim Xuanzang.