Welcome to our unique abode, nestled 8 km from the bustling town of Darjeeling, where the thrill of the unknown beckons! Our charmingly antiquated structure promises surprises at every turn, with its enigmatic corners and a hint of mystery in the air. Embrace the adventure as you navigate through the quaint chaos, where the occasional whiff of mystery adds to the allure. Here, tranquility is redefined, and the symphony of life’s little imperfections composes a melody of excitement. With water as precious as a hidden treasure and culinary delights that challenge your palate, every moment is an opportunity to cherish simplicity. Our rooms, devoid of modern conveniences, invite you to discover their rustic charm. The staff, with their unique approach to hospitality, will make you feel like a daring explorer on a quest. And as for cleanliness? It’s all part of the grand adventure that awaits in our neighborhood. With limited dining options and a vibrant street life that fades with the evening sun, our hotel is a haven for those seeking an extraordinary journey. Dare to climb our steep and narrow staircases to reach rooms that are as unforgettable as they are challenging. This is not just a stay; it’s an expedition into the heart of adventure. Come, make memories that will last a lifetime at our one-of-a-kind retreat!

Facility is owned and managed by Benu a beautician by profession lived and worked in Kuwait for 18 years

“The property is situated in Lebong, a valley approximately 1,000 feet (300 meters) below Darjeeling town in West Bengal, India. It is approximately 8 kilometers from the Mall, which is the central location of Darjeeling. The valley is renowned for its racecourse. The 11th Gorkha Rifles regiment is located just 100 meters away from the property, and it is also the site where the initial tea plantations of the Darjeeling hills began in the 1850s. Additionally, Lebong is famous for the Gorkha stadium. Other notable places in Lebong include Golai Bazaar, Lebong Cricket Bazaar, Lebong viewpoint, Pubsiling viewpoint, the oldest monastery in Darjeeling, and the oldest Shiva temple. The valley also boasts tea gardens such as Ging, Badamtam, and Phoobshering.”