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 Buddhist prayer
flags flutter above this gorgeously situated and well-run family
guesthouse with real Sikkimese flavor. It's owned by the warmly
aristocratic Denzong family, who are always pleased to introduce guests
to local culture. All accommodations are unique; four guest rooms are in
the main house and six are in the colorful annex, with its traditional
rainbow-hued Sikkimese-style facade. Guest rooms are simple but lovely,
and have good, comfortable mattresses covered in crisp white linen.
Carefully prepared traditional four-course Sikkimese meals are served in
the dining room; just below is a charming Sikkimese-style living room
with an old-fashioned wood-burning heater. There's also a lovely bar.
This is the home of the Denzongpas, a
Sikkimese family long-rooted in Sikkim. At Netuk House, guests can
experience the traditional and unaffected hospitality of the Denzong
family, enjoy delicious Sikkimese food and drink, and entertainment.
They can learn about the ethnic culture of the people as yet unspoiled
by things modern. The Denzongpas act as "friend and guide" to their
guests.
Location
The House is ideally located on Tibet
Road, which was the principal road to Tibet in the old days when trade
flourished between Tibet and Sikkim.
Facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar
- TV lounge
- Travel Assistance
- Sightseeing
- Car hire
- Laundry
- Doctor-on-call
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