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Pelling Hill View House, West Sikkim

Pelling· 4.9 · 42 stays

“Experience a delightful house stay, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere for all visitors. Our focus is on providing exceptional hospitality and a memorable experience. Guests can savor delicious food from our rooftop restaurant, which also provides beautiful views. Enjoy comfortable and spacious rooms equipped with hot water and essential amenities. This house is ideal for groups, including bike riders, and suits anyone seeking a friendly and accommodating environment.”

21 bedroomsSleeps 4221 beds21 bathsHouseWifiHot Water

A look around

What's here

Morning in Pelling begins with light breaking over the eastern ridge, cutting through the mountain mist to open up wide views across the valley below. You step through the main entrance into a wide reception where Mr. Abhinav and his team greet every arriving guest. The home spans multiple levels connected by stairs and an elevator, leading to 21 private bedrooms, each outfitted with a double bed and its own attached bathroom. Large windows face outward toward the pine-covered hills, keeping the valley in clear sight whether you sit with morning tea or rest after a long drive up from the plains. The home comfortably hosts larger groups, tour groups, and extended families, offering a total capacity of up to 42 guests across its 21 rooms and 21 beds. The common spaces remain relaxed and open. Guests gather in the dining space for hot meals cooked directly in the home kitchen. The kitchen team prepares simple, satisfying regional spreads that hit the spot after full days on mountain roads. As one guest noted, "Food quality also good quility like home food." The local team keeps daily service practical and easy, offering attentive care whenever hot water or travel advice is needed. Evening hours carry a rare, easy atmosphere where travelers are welcome to settle in and make the space their own. A recent visitor shared that "the staffs are very friendly and allows to sing even at night." Another traveler highlighted the overall spirit of the stay, writing that the owner Mr. Abhinav is a "fantastic, positive person with smile on face" whose standard of care is carried out by the entire team. A third guest noted that "the hotel's location is perfect, offering a panoramic view" while adding that "the staff were attentive, the amenities top-notch, and the room was immaculate."

What guests wrote

4.9· 42 stays

“Absolutely breathtaking! The hotel's view is simply unparalleled. The moment I stepped into my room, I was captivated by the stunning vista unfolding before my eyes. The hotel's location is perfect, offering a panoramic view that's simply mesmerizing. The staff were attentive, the amenities top-notch, and the room was immaculate. Can't wait to come back and ...”

Pramika Limboo

“My guest Mr Amrendra stay 3nights, from patna Bihar, His feedback excellent. Food quality also good quility like home food. Room service excellent. Rakesh Pushan tour and travels, Patna, Bihar”

Pushan Tour and Travels Bihar, India

“This hotel is one of the best hotel, the staffs are very friendly and allows to sing even at night. They communicate well i recommend everyone to come by and stay in this hotel..”

Larikyrpang Lyngdoh

“Great experience 😃 good service totally understanding staff”

Ashok Yadav

Where you are

Gangtok.

Sikkim's ridge-top capital — monasteries, cable cars and the road to the high north.

Best time

Mar–May and Oct–Dec

Nearest airport

Pakyong (PYG), ~30 km, or Bagdogra (IXB)

Nearby

Tsomgo Lake · Nathula · Rumtek

Approximate location · exact address shared after booking

Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Pemayangtse Monastery sits perched high above the valley floor just a short drive from the home. Founded in the 17th century, this historic Nyingma seat features quiet wooden courtyards and sweeping perspectives of the Kanchenjunga range. Early morning visits allow you to hear the monastic chants before daytime visitors arrive.

Rabdentse ruins lie 7km from the property, reached via a shaded walking path through thick forest. These stone foundations mark the former capital of the Kingdom of Sikkim. Plan for a two-hour excursion with comfortable walking shoes to explore the old walls and lookouts over the ravine.

Sangachoeling Monastery involves a 40-minute uphill walk along a hillside trail starting near town. As one of the oldest shrines in West Sikkim, the climb rewards travelers with quiet prayer flag clearings and open air above the ridge.

Sky Walk and the Chenrezig statue sit on an elevated point nearby, featuring a glass-bottomed observation platform suspended over the valley. It offers clear views across the surrounding mountain terrain on bright afternoons.

Khecheopalri Lake is located 30km from the property, tucked inside a dense sacred forest. Revered by local communities, the calm water surface stays remarkably clear of fallen leaves. A wooden walkway provides easy foot access right to the water's edge.

Singshore Bridge spans a steep river canyon 30km away. Built as one of the highest suspension bridges in Asia, walking across the steel structure gives direct drop-down views into the forested valley below.

Yuksom lies 32km north of Pelling and marks the original historical capital of Sikkim. Today, it operates as the main launching point for Goecha La and Dzongri trekking expeditions, making it a scenic day trip for exploring historic coronation sites and village lanes.

Logistics

Getting there.

Bagdogra Airport (IXB) is located 160km from Pelling. The drive takes around 5 hours along mountain roads via the Jorethang river junction. Taxis are readily available at the airport exit.

Pakyong Airport (PYG) sits 130km away near Gangtok. As a high-altitude airstrip, flight operations depend strictly on local weather conditions, so travelers choosing this route should allow extra time buffers.

New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (NJP) is the main regional train hub, situated 150km from the property. Shared and private vehicles operate daily between the station and Pelling, taking roughly 5 hours.

Gangtok lies 130km to the east and takes 4 to 5 hours by road via Singtam. Jorethang sits 75km south, serving as a primary transit town along the route, while Yuksom is located 32km north along local mountain roads.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The best period to stay in Pelling runs from October through mid-June. The clear months from October to December bring sharp sky visibility, cool mountain air, and unhindered ridge views. Springtime from March to May brings blooming rhododendrons across the surrounding slopes along with mild daytime weather.

Monsoon arrives between June and September. Heavy rainfall across West Sikkim often causes mudslides and temporary road blockages on the route up from Bagdogra and NJP, so travelers visiting during mid-summer should plan flexible travel days.

Before you book

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Frequently asked

The questions travellers ask.

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