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Sinclairs
New Elgin Hotel |
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Mayfair Hill
Resort
The Mayfair Hill resort located opposite the governor's house,
just 30 yards away from the Main Gate, about 88 km away from Badgogra
airport and New Jalpaiguri Railway Station, and about 1 1/2 km
from Darjeeling Railway Station, and just 1/2 km from Chowrasta-The
main shopping Mall.
There are 31 tastefully appointed rooms complete with every modern
amenity, including Colour TV with 45 channels, 24 hour hot and
cold water and a fireplace in each of the rooms. The guests have
the option of choosing between 5 quaint attic room with wooden
floors wall and sloping ceilings in addition to 6 gracefully decorated
double rooms and 20 cottages. |
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Sinclairs
Hotel Sinclairs Darjeeling has 46 beautifully appointed rooms
and suites, with satellite TV channels, telephones and attached
baths with hot and cold water. The rooms have wooden floors and
ceilings ideal for living in the hills. The wooden interiors gives
it an ambience of a traditional country home
Located near the mall, Darjeeling's shopping and entertainment
centre, Hotel Sinclairs Darjeeling gazes out at the majestic vistas
of the Himalayas, especially Kanchenjunga, the 28146 ft high `abode
of the gods'. Offering comfort, service and cuisine of the highest
standards, Hotel Sinclairs is undisputedly the finest hotel in
Darjeeling.
Whether you're holidaying, honeymooning or conferencing, your
stay at Hotel Sinclairs will add to the pleasurable memories you'll
take away from Darjeeling |
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New Elgin Hotel
As you enter The New Elgin, warmth greets you. A silken Khada
is drapped around your neck in a traditional North-East welcome,
as sparkling cherry liquer spreads a Warm glow within.The phrase
'old world charm' is a palpable feeling of being sung and cosy
in this quaint and charming 120 year old residence reminiscent
of the heydays of the Raj.There is a lived-in look about the oldest
hotel in Darjeeling. It is justified, considering that royalty
and distinguished Heads of State have spent many moments here,
appreciating the lithographs by Daniell and etchings by G.Douglass
that adorn its walls. Dominique Lapierre and Mark Tully have found
inspiration to write in its relaxed interiors. New Elgin has hosted
the Crown Prince of Sikkim Tenzing Namgyal, the royal family of
Bhutan, US Ambassador Galbraith and many more renowned personalities.
Living in New Elgin can be an unforgettable vacationing experience
by itself. Set aside a day from the tours to the beautiful spots
in and around the town and enjoy the company of family and friends
in an atmosphere of relaxation and enjoyment. You can immerse
yourself in books from our well-stocked library. There is something
about settling down with a good book surrounded by old pictures,
paintings and reproductions on the walls and antic furniture that
is such a special experience. The period Burma teak furniture,
wooden floor boards and paneling, the crackling log fireplaces,
the candle-lit dinning tables and the soft strains of the melodies
wafting from the piano… each has a story to tell. Stories of the
stylish life-style of its first owner, the Maharaja of Cooch Bihar,
of John William Pavion and his lady wife Edith Agnes Pavion, who
took the building on rent from the Maharaja and ran it as The
New Elgin hotel from 1911-1930. Stories of Mrs. Margaret Walker
and her legacy of the lavish Christmas parties which is continued
even today. After being run by Mrs. Walker from 1930-47, the charge
of the hotel passed on to Mrs. Nancy. |
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