Hotel 50-50 (0) Reviews

Batala Rd, opp. PWD Office, Near Celebration Mall, Gagan Colony, Amritsar, Punjab, India

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AC

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LCD TV

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₹ 8,398.80

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₹ 9,598.80

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Hotel 50-50

Are you looking for an ideal Amritsar hotel to have a peaceful stay during your vacation or business trip? If yes, then Hotel 50-50 gives you all the features you're looking for in accommodation. With an on-site restaurant, the property is only 1.6 km from the Amritsar Bus Stand.

Get the best facilities at the hotel

As one of the best Hotels in Amritsar, Hotel 50-50 offers all necessary facilities at an affordable price. Here, guests can enjoy free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, laundry, dry cleaning, and currency exchange services. Besides, guests also get access to an on-site ATM and market.

The rooms at the hotel are also fully soundproof to make your stay peaceful. Each room has a seating area, an air-conditioner, an LCD TV with satellite channels, a private safe, clean bed linen, fresh towels, and an attached bathroom with a shower.

Moreover, guests here can enjoy a delicious vegetarian or Asian breakfast.

Visit nearby places of interest in your spare time.

Many famous tourist spots are near Hotel 50-50, including the famous Durgiana Temple and the Golden Temple. Guests staying at the accommodation can also visit the Jallianwala Bagh, Company Bagh, Partition Museum, Friends' Colony Park, etc., in the meantime. And if time permits, you can also check out the lowering of the flags ceremony at the Wagah Border.