“Great location, service moderate, too expensive for the offering”
Great spot, right in the heart of everything, but the service was pretty hit-or-miss. Staff seemed a bit lost, to be honest. Still, being so central is a big plus.
Tanmay9 months ago
★★★★·Dārjiling·8.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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23 m² · 1 large double bed
23 m² · 1 extra-large double bed
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The Ging Tea House, built in 1866, offers Victorian-style accommodation amidst a garden and shared lounge, with free WiFi. A continental breakfast is served, and a dining room provides long lunches and 3-course evening meals. Guests enjoy bonfires, indoor games, and a children's playground. Trekking and tea plantation tours are available, with Tiger Hill 32km and Bagdogra airport 77km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Great spot, right in the heart of everything, but the service was pretty hit-or-miss. Staff seemed a bit lost, to be honest. Still, being so central is a big plus.
Tanmay·9 months ago
We felt right at home in this gorgeous tea house, which is a serene oasis in a beautiful post-colonial house surrounded by mountains and tea plantations. The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-appointed, and the meals were delicious and varied. But what really made our stay special was the amazing staff - they were incredibly helpful, professional, and kind, always anticipating our needs.
Gabriela·10 months ago
What a warm welcome - the staff here go above and beyond to make you feel at home. We loved the extras like the factory tour and village walk, and the views? Absolutely breathtaking. We didn't want to leave!
Anja·10 months ago
This place has it all - stunning views, fantastic staff, amazing food and drink, and loads to do. The tea tour was a highlight, and the billiard table was a nice touch. Rooms are spacious and comfy, and the included meals and Darjeeling tea are a real perk.
Sally·11 months ago
This hotel is tucked away in a beautiful tea field, and it's super peaceful and picturesque. The downside is that it's a bit of a pain to get to.
Junko·A year ago