Darjeeling Hotels & Hostels (20)

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This simple, spotless, stone-walled place is a friendly option that has airy, carpeted rooms and a rooftop terrace with a great view. They ask for a 50% payment upfront.

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This rambling complex comprises a variety of wood-panelled rooms. Most are spacious with grass-mat floors, a wood-burning bukhari (heater) and a conspicuously absent TV. The affable staff, commun…

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This small hotel, just below Chowrasta, has just five rooms all boasting valley views and vertigo-inducing balconies. The hosts are friendly and an electric heater (in winter) makes for a cosy st…

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Clean, almost budget category, and convenient to bus station.

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A warm, friendly welcome is guaranteed at this spotless, Tibetan-run hotel. Most of the comfortable rooms have views (and are priced accordingly) and there are great, cosy, common areas and a sce…

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This delightful, grand yet friendly heritage hotel is brimming with colonial ambience. The spacious bedrooms combine enough originality to keep them interesting and enough renovation to ensure co…

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Comprising the erstwhile Hotel Central. Century-old polished wood, thick rugs, open fires and room to swing two cats.

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This small hotel occupies a charming old bungalow close to Chowrasta and provides inexpensive heritage accommodation. The rooms are spacious and well cared for with plenty of character and cosy o…

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A travellers' favourite with good food (and cold beer), a library, rooftop patio, helpful owners and cosy wood-lined rooms. The upstairs rooms have a TV and valley views. All rooms have geysers, …

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A basic option with simple rooms that have views. Toilets are attached but hot-water showers are shared.

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Though lacking views this is a conveniently located budget option offering small, clean rooms. It's tucked away on an alley off some steps above the post office on Laden La Rd.

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Some large rooms with views over town.

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An inviting Tibetan-themed place with exceptionally friendly service and clean, though small rooms. Don't confuse it with the other, older Hotel Seven Seventeen, which is up the street and closer…

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Cute, clean and full of charm describes this very appealing boutique hotel and restaurant on the Mall. There are only four double rooms, each with bay windows, double beds, fireplaces and views.

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Has a restaurant and bar downstairs.

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This welcoming hotel comprises two buildings, the lower one more modern, with a huge lounge and terrace, but ordinary rooms, and the other a Raj place too derelict to be called charming and too r…

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This option is housed in an old colonial house below Observatory Hill. Ground-floor rooms are a bit damp though others are better. Room and meal packages are available.

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Originally a maharaja's summer palace, and soon to be renamed Mayfair Darjeeling, this plush and genteel choice sits among lovingly manicured gardens and sculptures near the Raj Bhavan. Soft carp…

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Pity the Pineridge. So much restoration potential and a great location, but the reality is drafty, dilapidated standard rooms and only slightly better deluxe rooms. There's still some Raj charm, …

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This rambling relic of the Raj on Observatory Hill attracts an eclectic crowd, and though its rooms are getting a little tired they are comfortable, clean and spacious. One for the true Raj afici…

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