The Snuggery is our other area of Windamere Hotel. The only building that is out of the Colonial days is our DHR Club (Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Club). It also was right out of the 1841 days. Everything else was built from the late 1980's, as we needed more rooms. It looks right over into The Chowrasta - Darjeeling's main public square. All Houses are set amongst gorgeous shrubs, trees & flowers.
Observatory Hill, Darjeeling, India, Pin Code: 734101 (Direction)
Telephone: +91-354-2254041 / +91-354-2254042
COTTAGES & HONEYMOON SUITES
We are delighted to offer this very comfortable and spacy accommodation. Set within 'The Snuggery' area of Windamere, this cottage is 'standalone'. It is often requested by honeymoon couples and guests who seek a “cottage environment”. It offers a double bed; a “living fire”; a change room, complete with dressing table and wardrobe; a beautifully designed bathroom and a delightfully comfortable conversation area (with cosy armchairs). The accommodation offers a TV and telephone. It is complete with double-glazed windows and a 'vestibule' layout. Extra beds can be accommodated here.
is named after our beloved Burra Memsahib, Mrs. P.L. Tenduf-la (also known from the days of the British Raj as “Mary-la”). This cottage is a firm favourite with our guests, as it is situated by the flower beds in 'The Snuggery', and not too far from the main house activities. It is beautifully furnished with high grade Indian rugs and imported materials for the bedspread & curtains. The bathroom has been thoroughly upgraded and leads out into a cosy change area. The cottage has a “living fire”, which greatly enhances the ambience of accommodation.
a beautiful English style house, with 'Preferred' accommodation, both upstairs and downstairs. All sections of the house are named after the family's teachers, Girl Guide friends and other close family friends. All rooms are warmly furnished, with double and twin beds. All have fireplaces and televisions + bathrooms with Victorian tubs.
superior accommodation, with Indian colonial rooms, both on the ground level and upstairs. They all have full conversational sitting areas, fireplaces, televisions and bathrooms (Victorian tubs).