Kurseong
Where every sunrise soothes the soul and every moment feels lighter.
Nestled in the serene hills of Kurseong, The Emili Schenkl House is a heritage resort that beautifully combines history, warmth, and the quiet charm of the Himalayas. Named in honor of Emilie Schenkl, the wife of Indian freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, this resort carries a legacy that resonates with emotion and pride. Whether you're here for a peaceful vacation, heritage exploration, or literary inspiration, the Emili Schenkl House offers an unforgettable experience.
The Teesta room is a spacious and well-appointed guest room perfect for couples or solo travelers.Featuring a comfortable queen-sized bed large windows with scenic views....
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The Mahananda room offers elegant comfort with thoughtful touches, including soft lighting, plush bedding, and an en-suite bathroom. Designed for relaxation, this room....
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The Balasun room is a cozy yet luxurious space blending modern facilities with calm, inviting décor. Enjoy a restful night’s sleep in a premium bed, stay connected with...
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The Rangeet room is a spacious suite-style accommodation ideal for guests seeking extra comfort. Featuring a larger floor plan, enhanced furnishings, and panoramic views...
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Indulge in luxury, relax in spacious rooms, and enjoy warm hospitality at its best— only at The Emili Schenkl House.
Perfect location. Peaceful ambience. Premium comfort.Located close to major attractions and transport points, making your stay convenient and seamless.
Enjoy luxury stays at prices that fit your budget, with exclusive offers available year-round.
Experience spacious, beautifully designed rooms that ensure pure relaxation after a long day.
Kurseong, a charming hill town in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal, is known as the “Land of White Orchids.” Blessed with cool weather, enchanting forests, rolling tea gardens, and colonial-era heritage, Kurseong offers a peaceful escape away from the crowds of Darjeeling.
Located at an elevation of around 4,864 ft, this serene hill station is dotted with misty lanes, British-era bungalows, and scenic viewpoints that overlook the Himalayas.