Daarapari
Reviews of Daarapari
Daara Pari is less about luxury amenities and more about the overall experience, vibe, and the people who make the place what it is. The home-cooked food was excellent, and the entire property has a very relaxed, laidback atmosphere that makes it easy to slow down and unwind.
Shrishti is a warm and helpful host who genuinely goes out of her way to assist with anything you may need — from helping us with cab bookings to even coordinating the pickup of a water bottle I had accidentally left behind in Gangtok.
The place has a great hangout & welcoming vibe, with small nearby walks and treks that add to the experience. It’s the kind of place where you can comfortably spend a few quiet days — or even a few weeks — just relaxing, reading, exploring the surroundings, and disconnecting from the rush of everyday life.
If you’re looking for a polished hotel experience, this may not be that. But if you value warmth, good food, peaceful surroundings, and a place with soul, Daara Pari won’t disappoint.
I stayed here for 1N and I wish I would have stayed longer. Srishti is amazing host. This homestay is perfect for those who wants to detox. It's quite and has a lot, lot space to move around. One can just stay here for a weeklong. I recommend this one. They also serve warm meals with local ingredients. Delicious.
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13th Mile Road, Hee- Bermiok, West Sikkim, Gangtok, 737113
Policies of Daarapari
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Check-In:
From 15:00 to 18:00
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Check-Out:
From 08:00 to 11:00
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This property will not accommodate hen, stag or similar parties.
Child policies: Children of any age are welcome. To see correct prices and occupancy information, please add the number of children in your group and their ages to your search.
There is no age requirement for check-in
Pets are not allowed.
Smoking is not allowed.
Parties/events are not allowed
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Frequently Asked Questions
What popular attractions are located near Daarapari?
Nearest attractions to Daarapari: Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary (14 km.), Happy Valley Tea Estate (23 km.), Mahakal Mandir (23 km.), Himalayan Mountaineering Institute And Zoological Park (24 km.), Japanese Peace Pagoda (25 km.), Ghoom Monastery (27 km.), Tibetan Buddhist Monastery Darjeeling (28 km.)
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in at Daarapari is available From 15:00 to 18:00, check-out From 08:00 to 11:00.
How to get to Daarapari?
Daarapari is located 64 km. from Bagdogra Airport.
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Nearby Attractions Daarapari
Happy Valley Tea Estate 23 km.
Mahakal Mandir 23 km.
Japanese Peace Pagoda 25 km.
Ghoom Monastery 27 km.
Tiger Hill 29 km.
Singalila National Park 29 km.
Rumtek Monastery 32 km.
Ranka Monastery 35 km.






















If you’re looking for a stay in the mountains tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this should be at the top of your list.
Daara Pari is a home. Not a hotel. You will feel like you are staying with a friend from Sikkim. Think homely rather than the checkbox experience of a hotel.
We were greeted by Srishti’s dad on reaching the location. The place doesnt have any branding as I said its their home. But when we asked “Daara Pari? ” He came out and opened the gate nodding yes.
We were helped into the Duplex where the living room and attached rooms were ours. It was super spacious and opened up into a great deck with a view of the hills.
I could spend days writing, having chai/coffee and just staring at the view that keeps changing every 5 mins. Sometimes there fog, sometimes its raining. You take your eye off and suddenly it’s different. (No kidding).
They are also super friendly to the dogs and cats of the area so there was always a dog sitting there as well. I personally like dogs but my friends are a bit scared of them. But we managed.
The rooms and bathrooms have the basic needs covered. Nothing fancy, but I wasn’t looking for that. I wanted the simplicity rather than luxury.
They prepared homemade homely food everyday that was made out of homegrown ingredients. This was also a highlight as all the people staying would come together at a common time to have brunch and dinner. It had a communal feel to it. Just 2 meals but they were enough.