Ging Tea House

We stayed here for three nights. The service was amazing. Special thanks to : Deepika and Nikesh for their excellent service. They went back and forth to make sure our food was served on time and they were very pleased with their helpful manners. Chef's Rajat, Anin, and Wangal made delicious food.I went with my kids and parents, and everyone had different preferences like, spice levels, and different cuisines. But they made sure that everyone is well fed :). Housekeeping was helpful thanks to PB, Sanjita, Joshna, and Manju. Thanks also to Neeraj for excellent security and hard work.

On May 10th, we visited Ging tea estate expecting a great experience given the rates of ₹1800+ taxes. Unfortunately, the food fell short of our expectations. To our surprise, our meal included bhindi with fried ants, which was unacceptable. We were looking forward to a satisfying dining experience, but the quality didn't match the price point.

Have spent a memorable time in Ging Tea House with family and friends. Staying in heritage Bungalow in the mid of tea garden was a great experience . The kind of service and hospitality the have provided under the leadership of Mr Andrew was amezing .

V disappointed. Extremely hard to Get access. Terrible roads. Too expensive for old property. Have nothing to Do in the property. Have to put up with day trippers for tea tastings so no peace either. Way too expensive for the mediocre experience . Staff are good.

My friend and I loved the Ging Tea House. Yes, it was chilly in early March in the public rooms, but we had a fire lit in the dining room and also a brazier outside for drinks before dinner. I got a bathroom heater on request - it would probably be a good idea to supply all the bathrooms with one. But a special thanks to Nikesh, who gave us some great guided walks through the tea estate, visiting the nearby small villages of “gingerbread” houses with perfectly kept gardens and arrays of pot plants. He also showed us the tea factory and arranged a trip for us on the “toy train” (swallow your scepticism and do it, it’s a trip back in time) and to places around Darjeeling. We enjoyed all our meals over a four night stay. It was a pleasure to be amongst the people of Gorkhaland, who were so warm and hospitable, in this unique and beautiful corner of India.

A gorgeous looking tea house with lovely views. Our rooms were huge as were the bathrooms. But for the amount of money we were paying the food and service didn’t match the outlay. First the tea house was freezing cold. There were no heaters in the common areas. No fires were lit during the day and one night there was no wood. There was one heater in the large bedroom and only electric blankets saved the evening. Food was average very average. They had no gin on one night and no non alcoholic beer. Breakfast outside was fine. The staff did their best but was far below the standard you’d expect.