>Eshab Homestay – Tranquil Comfort in West Sikkim
Eshab Homestay located at Nanda kumar road, Sribadam, West Sikkim, is a peaceful retreat tucked between lush meadows and quiet Buddhist monasteries. Ideal for slow travelers, writers, trekkers, or families, this homestay in Sikkim offers traditional-style wooden cottages, cozy rooms, and hearty, organic meals. With evening cultural performances, access to meditation centers, and a non-commercial village vibe, Sribadam Homestay is the perfect blend of calm and cultural immersion a true hidden gem among homestays in Sikkim.
Highlights of Eshab Homestay
- Traditional-style wooden cottages with tasteful décor
- Organic, locally grown food with rich Sikkimese flavors
- Pet-friendly, peaceful, and ideal for long stays
- Cultural performances and community dining experiences
- Friendly, welcoming hosts led by Mr. Kesang Bhutia
- Surrounded by Buddhist monasteries offering meditation
- Eco-conscious living and great value for money
- Rental options like MTVs available to explore nearby areas
- Quiet, less-touristy location for pure relaxation
Eshab Homestay: A Closer Look
1. Accommodation & Ambience
The homestay features 5 beautifully designed wooden cottages, built using traditional architecture and decorated with locally inspired art. The rooms are spotless, well-maintained, and provide a warm homely vibe. Guests consistently praise the peaceful environment, fresh air, and slow pace of life, ideal for digital detox or a healing escape.
2. Authentic Sikkimese Experience
Sribadam Homestay offers more than just a stay — it invites you into the heart of Sikkimese culture. Meals are prepared with organic produce from the family farm, reflecting authentic regional flavors. The host and staff go above and beyond, often sharing stories and local customs with guests, making every moment personal and memorable.
3. Activities and Culture
Evenings here are often filled with music and guest-led performances, fostering a genuine sense of community. Guests can relax in meadows, walk through nearby forests, or visit Buddhist monasteries offering meditation courses. It’s perfect for those who want to explore offbeat Sikkim without the rush of tourism.
4. Great for Long Getaways
Unlike commercial accommodations, this homestay is built for extended stays. Writers, artists, and slow travelers often use Eshab Homestay as a base to recharge and reflect. The setting encourages introspection, reading, quiet walks, and stargazing.
5. Eco-Friendly and Sustainable
Mr. Kesang Bhutia and his family promote sustainable living, growing their own vegetables and adopting eco-conscious practices. This is one of the few homestays in Sikkim where you can taste the lifestyle of a self-sustaining Himalayan village.
Eshab Homestay is a hidden treasure among homestays in Sikkim. It promises more than just comfort, it offers authenticity, warmth, and a sense of community. Whether you’re seeking spiritual depth, peaceful nature, or just a warm, pet-friendly cottage to unwind in, this homestay delivers it all with love and simplicity. Book your stay through Homestays Sikkim, and enjoy an experience that’s personal, healing, and unforgettable.
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How do I reach Eshab Homestay?
You can reach Eshab by first traveling to New Jalpaiguri (NJP) Railway Station or Bagdogra Airport. From there, hire a taxi to Kaluk (approx. 5–6 hours). Shared taxis are also available up to Soreng or Rinchenpong, from where a short local ride takes you to Eshab Homestay.
How do I book Eshab Homestay through Homestays Sikkim?
Visit Homestay Sikkim’s website, search for “Eshab Homestay,” and use the inquiry or booking form. You can also contact our support team on WhatsApp for personalized assistance and travel planning.
What is the cancellation policy?
Full refund if cancelled 15 days before check-in
50% refund if cancelled 10 days prior
No refund within 72 hours of check-in
Special conditions apply during natural disruptions. Contact us for assistance.
What are the nearby attractions?
Sribadam Monastery (known for meditation sessions)
Menchu Spa & Waterfall trails
Kaluk viewpoint
Rinchenpong and British bungalow
Local hiking trails & nature walks
All spots offer an uncrowded, immersive experience in nature.
Is Eshab Homestay suitable for families or long stays?
Absolutely! It's ideal for families, solo travelers, and couples. Writers and remote workers will also find it perfect for longer stays due to its quiet setting and cozy cottages.
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Neeladri Sarkar
a month agoVery good place and good ambiance and atmosphere, also mtvs were available for 500rs to roam around the place and the food quality is also great, but the area is not very much scenic like open mountains but still it’s a good weekend gateway
Grace Shania Singh
8 months agoI recently returned from a wonderful vacation at a beautiful accommodation where the host and their family were incredibly welcoming. The rooms were immaculate and tastefully decorated, offering a stunning view, and the best part was that it was pet-friendly. I'm already looking forward to returning.
Puja Saha
6 months agoLoved the property and our stay at Eshab for 4 days. Good food, good people and good hiking spots. It was a very wholesome experience.
Anand
6 months agogreat place, very polite and approachable owners. spending the evenings were events with songs and dance performances by guests who visit their restaurant. delightful experience.
Harivansh Mani Bhardwaj
7 months agoAround 1600 kms from Delhi, this place is best suited for anyone looking for a tranquil, less crowded/ not commercialized "all nature" experience, 3/4 days. Host is a wonderful person, and so is the staff. This is the only homestay (Eshab Homestay and Ara Restaurant) in the village (Sribadam) and I must say, it is the best, from cozy rooms to service and the Owner. My time in the village was extremely peaceful, and productive. I would sincerely recommend this place for unwinding or an escape in the lap of nature, surrounded by people who are welcoming and are not exposed to organized tourism. Explore village, have local cuisines, relax in cozy rooms or in meadows, it was fun and inspiring. A must for the people, who have been to Himachal or Uttrakhand, would be a worthwhile experience. I would attach the map of the landscapes that one could explore in Village. Would love to visit again. Thanks!