1. Sikkim House, Guwahati
With the inclusion of Sikkim into the North East Council (NEC), visits to Guwahati are regular for the Government officials and people of Sikkim. The State Guest House was constructed by the Government of Sikkim to provide accommodation facility for officials and VIPs on NEC duty and also for people from Sikkim visiting Assam and other Northeastern States. The Guest House is located at Khanapara area of Guwahati. It was set up at a cost of Rs. 4.1 crore over a plinth area of 11,957 sq ft. The Guest House was inaugurated in 2011 and is under the administrative control of the Home Department. Facilities at each floor are: A. Main Guest House Ground Floor: Dining, pantry, office, reception hall. First Floor: Six rooms with attached toilets. Second Floor: VVIP suite with dining room, office and security room. B. Quarters Ground Floor: Class-IV quarters (2 nos. x 2 BHK), garage, electrical room. First Floor: Class-III quarters (2 BHK) and Class-II quarters (3 BHK).
2. Sikkim House, Salt Lake, Kolkata
Most of us who go to Kolkata for various purposes have made use of this facility at some point of time provided by the Government of Sikkim for the people of Sikkim. The Guest House located at the prime location in Salt Lake was built by the Government of Sikkim for people of Sikkim visiting Kolkata for medical, educational, personal or recreational purpose. It was also for government employees needing to halt at Kolkata for official works. The Guest House was constructed during 2010 at a total cost of Rs. 5.91 crore. It is a four-storied framed structure over a plinth area of 27,500 sq ft. It has a parking facility of 5,515 sq ft. Facilities at each floor are: Ground Floor: Reception entrance lobby, cybercafé, office room, staff quarters, electric sub-station, generator room and courtyard. First Floor: Eight double-bed rooms converted to two Class-I quarters, general kitchen, dining hall, storeroom, pantry and washrooms. Second Floor: Eleven double-bed rooms, one single-bed room. Third Floor: VVIP suites with living room, dining room, pantry, one VIP suite, one first class suite, conference hall, dining hall, security room with toilets.
With the inclusion of Sikkim into the North East Council (NEC), visits to Guwahati are regular for the Government officials and people of Sikkim. The State Guest House was constructed by the Government of Sikkim to provide accommodation facility for officials and VIPs on NEC duty and also for people from Sikkim visiting Assam and other Northeastern States. The Guest House is located at Khanapara area of Guwahati. It was set up at a cost of Rs. 4.1 crore over a plinth area of 11,957 sq ft. The Guest House was inaugurated in 2011 and is under the administrative control of the Home Department. Facilities at each floor are: A. Main Guest House Ground Floor: Dining, pantry, office, reception hall. First Floor: Six rooms with attached toilets. Second Floor: VVIP suite with dining room, office and security room. B. Quarters Ground Floor: Class-IV quarters (2 nos. x 2 BHK), garage, electrical room. First Floor: Class-III quarters (2 BHK) and Class-II quarters (3 BHK).
2. Sikkim House, Salt Lake, Kolkata
Most of us who go to Kolkata for various purposes have made use of this facility at some point of time provided by the Government of Sikkim for the people of Sikkim. The Guest House located at the prime location in Salt Lake was built by the Government of Sikkim for people of Sikkim visiting Kolkata for medical, educational, personal or recreational purpose. It was also for government employees needing to halt at Kolkata for official works. The Guest House was constructed during 2010 at a total cost of Rs. 5.91 crore. It is a four-storied framed structure over a plinth area of 27,500 sq ft. It has a parking facility of 5,515 sq ft. Facilities at each floor are: Ground Floor: Reception entrance lobby, cybercafé, office room, staff quarters, electric sub-station, generator room and courtyard. First Floor: Eight double-bed rooms converted to two Class-I quarters, general kitchen, dining hall, storeroom, pantry and washrooms. Second Floor: Eleven double-bed rooms, one single-bed room. Third Floor: VVIP suites with living room, dining room, pantry, one VIP suite, one first class suite, conference hall, dining hall, security room with toilets.