Hostels in Darjeeling

Minghuei United States of America

Walking distance to Bhoom (toy train) Station. Tiger Hill is an enjoyable half day hike through forest sanctuary.

RAHUL __ United Arab Emirates

Hidden Monkey Stays in Darjeeling is like finding a hidden gem in the mountains. It's the kind of place that feels more like crashing at a friend's cozy cabin than a hotel. The funky decor gives off major chill vibes, and the staff is as friendly as they come. Plus, it's right smack in the middle of all the cool stuff in Darjeeling, so you can stumble out and explore in no time. If you're up for a laid-back, budget-friendly adventure, this spot's got your back(pack).

Amresh Netherlands

The vibe is immaculate. Had such an amazing stay, really great host, kind people, beautiful view. Will try to help you with everything you need, give advice on what to visit and what not. 10/10 stay

JYOTIRMAYEE India

At Solo Homestays in Darjeeling, I was impressed by the friendly staff who were always willing to help, the delicious home-cooked meals that fueled my explorations, and the clean and comfortable rooms that provided a welcome retreat after a day of adventure.

Sovan Basu India

Location. It is very near the zoological garden.

Benjamin Corbett United Kingdom

Very comfortable little place right next to darjeeling train station. Incredible views over Kangchenjunga on a clear day. Anu is a great host and will help you with any problems that you have. I would absolutely reccomend staying here if you're in darjeeling.

Elena Russia

beautiful view, clean and cozy.kind ,nise and cheerful people

Karsten Philippines

According to Booking.com, Hideout is one of the top stays for solo backpackers and since I'm going on a solo trip, I immediately booked 2 nights and it turned out to be a good choice. It's very close to the Mall Road/ Chowrasta so most of the shopping stores, famous restaurants are just few meters walk. But make sure to prepare your lungs and legs because you'll be mostly walking uphill and downhill. If you're not used to high altitude, better acclimatize yourself first, else, if you exhaust yourself, you'd be grasping for air most of the time. The landmarks you could take note of to easily find the hostel are the big TV satellite and Tom and Jerry Cafe. The name suits it very well because you won't see it from the main road so once you reach Campbell Cottage, you just have to walk towards the road on your right and look for the sign - Hideout. From the outside, it looks very humble. It has a homey feeling, like a place where you can hangout with friends and chill. Most people book a bed in their dormitory but I booked a private room. My room has a comfortable bed with soft linen and pillows, table and couch and a private bathroom. It could fit 3 people. You won't be needing any AC but if you're not used to the cold weather, rent a heater for INR 300 a day and it'll warm even your ex's coldest heart. The hostel has its own cafe and it's open from 8am to 8pm daily. They have huge selection of food and drinks so after a long day out sight seeing, you can grab a bite here, rest and enjoy the warm and cozy ambiance. I ordered their honey glazed chicken, caffe latte, peach juice and wai wai ramen. If you can't tolerate spicy food, make sure to ask first because the food can get very spicy. If you only packed light and you need to wash clothes, better give it to the staff, there's a pricelist listed in the room for each type of clothing. You can give it any time of the day and you get it the next morning.

Imran India

Loved the hospitality of the owner, home made food and the love