In the eclectic words of Calvin Coolidge, “Christmas is neither a time nor a season, but a state of mind. To cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the real spirit of Christmas.” Keeping true to his words, Christmas is an emotion and an expression of joy. People truly discover joy when they learn to savour the particulars of the Christmas emotion. Savouring requires us to pause and be conscious, to experience the celebration with our senses. At the Windamere Colonial Hotel, the oldest hotel on Observatory Hill in the hill-station town of Darjeeling, the celebration of Christmas is an extraordinary affair.

Christmas Week

"Christmas Week at Windamere", which runs from 18th December to 1st January every year, has been celebrated at the hotel, in the same way, without interruption, since 1939. At this Colonial Property, the celebration of Christmas is traditionally spearheaded by well-known entertainers from London’s famous West End Theatre District. In the recent past, famous entertainers from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, America, and France have also captivated Windamere’s audiences with their alluring words and enchanting music. The millennium Christmas of 1999 has etched a special place in Windamere’s glorious history as the most outstanding Christmas celebration ever till date. Esteemed guests from 15 countries, including Brazil, Britain, The United States, Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Australia, South Africa, Thailand, Japan, and China graced Windamere Colonial Hotel with their presence and enthusiasm.

Christmas Past

In the past, Christmas celebrations at the Windamere Colonial Hotel, on a holy hill in Darjeeling, have always ended on a high-note. With world-renowned performers like Sarah Louise Young, Laura Brunner, Paul Odeh, Glenn Amer, Karuna Kourkova, Matt Nakao, Carolyn Allen, Paul Smith, and Danny Bourne, Windamere audiences have thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated their awe-inspiring performances.

Christmas Ambience

The entire Colonial Property is decked up in lights, and almost everyone is seen wearing a Santa cap and enjoying the ambience. If you want to add some real Christmas excitement to your festive season, head to the Windamere Colonial Hotel, and see how this iconic landmark comes alive to celebrate and experience something that you're going to cherish. The carnival like atmosphere, the enticing performances, the amicable smiles and the high-spirits convert this property into an ecstatic visage. Christmas revellers at the Windamere Colonial Hotel are treated to authentic English Cuisine in addition to a lavish 5 course dinner consisting of freshly prepared Continental and Indian dishes.

Christmas 2019

The Christmas week of 2019 will witness the return of the Totties for the fourth time at The Windamere Colonial Hotel by public demand. Famous performers Carolyn Allen and Paul Smith of London’s West End Stage will captivate Windamere’s esteemed guests with their show, “The Art of the Ridiculous” from December 20th, 2019 to January 1st, 2020.

Christmas at the Windamere Colonial Hotel emphasises family, religion, gift-giving, and social reconciliation, incorporating the regional and local culture of Darjeeling. To end on a high-note, Christmas celebrations and Windamere Colonial Hotel are interchangeable and unimaginable without each other.

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