The property is absolutely heavenly, clean, warm and very homely. The couple who own it are wonderfully welcoming ensure you feel comfortable and well taken care of. I’d highly recommend staying for at least two nights so you can truly slow down and enjoy the property and the experience it offers, the home chef Bandana can cook you a delicious Nepalese thali as well. Oh! don’t miss the opportunity to share a cup of Darjeeling tea with Mr. Sharma and listen to his wonderful stories. For me, this stay was the perfect escape from Bombay, filled with warmth, peace, and beautiful memories.

Everything was great!

Breathtaking views of tea garden and mountains just in front of the room with balcony.

Warm hospitality from the owners makes you feel at home.

The host was so lovely and attentive, but also gave guests their privacy and alone time - just the right balance. The food was delicious and the views were lovely. The room was cosy and comfortable with great views. I enjoyed staying in Kurseong which had a good feel and wasn't too far from the airport. A great place to stay if you don't want to stay in Darjeeling itself. The tea made in the area was delicious.

Nothing!

Staying at this homestay was one of the loveliest experiences I’ve had in the region. The place itself is spotless, comfortable, and has a perfect, calming view—but what truly makes it special are the owners, Tuhina and her husband, Uncle Tea :) From the moment I arrived, they treated me not as a guest but as part of the family. By pure coincidence, Tuhina was celebrating her 39th birthday during my stay, and they invited me and another guest to join their small celebration. Sharing cake, wine, and stories with them was an unforgettable experience—a genuine highlight of my trip. The staff are incredibly friendly and can cook (almost) absolutely anything you ask for, always with a smile. And if you have even the slightest interest in tea, speaking with Uncle Tea—who is a veteran tea planter—is an experience in itself. His knowledge is deep, his stories fascinating, and he explains everything in excellent English, which is a rare and very welcome surprise in the area. Yes, the price is a bit above the local average, but every rupee feels absolutely worth it for the hospitality, comfort, and authentic warmth you receive here. I left feeling like I was saying goodbye to family. A solid 10/10. Wholeheartedly recommended.