Hotels near Biju Patnaik International Airport - BBI, Bhubaneshwar

Very nice place to visit.but don't book any online hotel booking app like ,Oyo,and such companies who booked your hotel room.all hotel demand extra amount for check in. Deepak Kumar

Temples are good to visit, but do not pay anything extra to the temple priests. The temple priests are too greedy here, they won't accept the offerings until you pay them 500-2000 rupees in person and that was not legitimate. However, visit temples and you will enjoy their perfect architecture. Visit Odisha state museum - it is a must and in front of the museum visit the utkal kanika mall. Do not miss the Udayagiri and Khadangiri caves. Also, use ola cabs for legitimate rides as the ola autos or tempos charge you 200-300 rupees extra everywhere.

The hotel was not as show in the picture the room was very small. There is no lift for the building, no maintenance for the hotel the pillow cover and bedsheet and comforter are already used one they provided there hair on the bed and to the bedsheets and the pillow cover are not washed at all they are full to sweat smell. When i asked the management regarding the issue that pillows are sweat smelling and fhe bedsheets are used bedsheet there is hair and etc on the bed sheet. They replied for that the laundry people didn't come so we are providing used onces only they answered for it. They didnt provide Ac remote There is no connection for the tv There is no wifi for that hotel There is No cleanliness and neatness for the rooms. Better stop the hotel promoting from your side and stop bookings from ur side. I was totally upset for the booking and the worst experience i had with it

Bhubaneswar is an interesting city. We were mainly interested in seeing the temples in and around the Bindu Sagar Lake and the hills of Khandagiri and Udaygiri. These two areas are covered in the course of a single day by the local taxis (~INR 1500 to 1700 a day). There are other attractions like the Nandankanan Park, which may add time to the itinerary. There are plenty of eateries in Bhubaneswar. Our favourite was Dalma, (named after a local dish), a no-fuss place with two locations, which is a great place to try a variety of local dishes. Bhubaneswar is also a good base to visit Konark, Puri and Cuttack, since the distances are not very much, but staying in the locations is a better option for obvious reasons. Be prepared for the usual dust, heat, potholes, chaotic traffic and have fun.

Bhubaneshwar is a nice modern city. Tradition and modernity are beautifully blended together. This is one of the oldest cities of India which is continuously inhabited. The beautiful ancient temples in the city make a visit to the city worth.

A wonderful city with a lot to see and eat. Getting around is also very easy now with ola and uber! Visiting Konark and Puri are a must. The Lingaraj mandir and Dhauli Stupa are also worth visiting. Dont forget to pick up stone and wood carved souvenirs along with some ikat clothing. And ofcourse dont leave without savouring the taste of rasgullas and chennapoda!