Yule Tea Retreats

Yule Tea Retreat is an actual hidden gem.

We had a delightful stay at Yule Tea Retreat, nestled amidst a serene tea garden that exudes old-world charm. The colonial bungalow which has been since mid-1800s offers excellent views and a peaceful atmosphere. The last 10 minutes of the approach road is a bit tricky, but driving through an actual tea garden adds to the experience. Warm hospitality by Manager Mr. Sujit and the cordial staff made our stay even more pleasant. The food was homely and thoughtfully prepared. Overall, a quaint and memorable retreat for those seeking a quiet escape. Will definitely come back again!

Excellent Stay

Yaman Roy

This place seems like a slide of heaven. We struggled to reach here through a treacherous journey only to glare at the magnificence of the snow clad mountains nestled in this idyllic tea estate. The bungalow with its new management bowled me over with their hospitality. Colonial elegance strewn all over. Sprawling rooms, mesmerising views and hot and sumptuous meals served with great love and care made us momentarily feel like the sahibs of the british raj. Totally worth the visit and the money. Must visit !

Tea garden with a vie

Surajit Sarkar

Just one word for the property "wow. If you really want to enjoy the surrounding stay at least for 2 nights. More than the property it's the hospitality of mr sujit pathak, chef rawat and kushank which makes the stay fascinating

Excellent Stay

Arnab Pal

Wonderful food and very courteous service. The view from the lawn and the first flush tea is heavenly.

Adorable nest after a tough clime

Surajit Sarkar

Beautiful property after 7 km life risky mountain road (should only go if you have 4x4. Government property now privately managed. The most special feature are the 3 host - manager mr sujit pathak, chef mr rawat (cooks continental, chinese and bengali non-veg equally good) and butler mr kushank.

Yule Tea Retreat is an actual hidden gem.

We had a delightful stay at Yule Tea Retreat, nestled amidst a serene tea garden that exudes old-world charm. The colonial bungalow which has been since mid-1800s offers excellent views and a peaceful atmosphere. The last 10 minutes of the approach road is a bit tricky, but driving through an actual tea garden adds to the experience. Warm hospitality by Manager Mr. Sujit and the cordial staff made our stay even more pleasant. The food was homely and thoughtfully prepared. Overall, a quaint and memorable retreat for those seeking a quiet escape. Will definitely come back again!

Excellent Stay

Yaman Roy

This place seems like a slide of heaven. We struggled to reach here through a treacherous journey only to glare at the magnificence of the snow clad mountains nestled in this idyllic tea estate. The bungalow with its new management bowled me over with their hospitality. Colonial elegance strewn all over. Sprawling rooms, mesmerising views and hot and sumptuous meals served with great love and care made us momentarily feel like the sahibs of the british raj. Totally worth the visit and the money. Must visit !

Excellent Stay

Arnab Pal

Wonderful food and very courteous service. The view from the lawn and the first flush tea is heavenly.

Adorable nest after a tough clime

Surajit Sarkar

Beautiful property after 7 km life risky mountain road (should only go if you have 4x4. Government property now privately managed. The most special feature are the 3 host - manager mr sujit pathak, chef mr rawat (cooks continental, chinese and bengali non-veg equally good) and butler mr kushank.

Tea garden with a vie

Surajit Sarkar

Just one word for the property "wow. If you really want to enjoy the surrounding stay at least for 2 nights. More than the property it's the hospitality of mr sujit pathak, chef rawat and kushank which makes the stay fascinating