Books, music, travel, trek Kalimpon
Overview
I live in the heart of a hill station town of Kalimpong. A Catholic family with parents and my family.
House Rules
We are very proud to be the best possible family to welcome you and look after you during your stay at Kalimpong. We hope that you will have a happy and memorable time in your home stay accommodation. While we strive to make sure that you feel welcome and provide your with a very memorable stay here; you also have a responsibility to be a good guest! What to expect from our accommodation: The house will be kept clean at all times. Bed linen and towels will be changed every week. Breakfast will be provided. Evening meal will be provided and eaten together with the family at the table unless otherwise stated. Note: Please feel free to tell us if you have any food preferences, alegies, etc. If you are going to miss, or be late for mealtimes unexpectedly please do inform us. At your Home Stay Do not Keep food in your room Do not Wash your own clothes and try to dry them in your room Do not Use the telephone/computer without permission Do Not Damage or vandalise any property in any way Do Not Have visitors without permission Use of bad language is strictly prohibited Always inform us of your movements on a daily basis. Please note: In cases of damage, vandalism you will be held responsible, and will have to pay for damage It is illegal in India for: Anyone under the age of 18 to buy alcohol Anyone under the age of 18 to buy cigarettes Note – Any guest regardless of age caught using drugs or engaged in any illegal activities will be reported to the local police. Making the Most of the Host Family Experience Please remember that you are going to be living as a guest in our family home. You will meet all members of the family and will be living along side us for the duration of your visit. The information below is designed to help you integrate as easily and quickly as possible, make you into a super guest and so make the most of this experience. Remember, we strive to form a genuine friendship with our guests that hopefully can last for the rest of our lives! Take some photos from home to introduce you and the rest of your family to us. We will be delighted to learn where you are from. Maps, photos and brochures of your neighbourhood and home town are also really useful to break the ice at the start of your stay. We are also happy to share with you our interests and hobbies. Find out when you are allowed to use the bathroom in the mornings and evenings and when are the regular family mealtimes. Volunteer to take your turn helping with family chores e.g. washing up, setting and clearing the table etc. Try and keep your room and bed as tidy as possible. Remember! You’re not living in a hotel! Finally, you must remember that we may do things differently to what you are accustomed. It’s also easier to misunderstand a situation when communicating in a foreign language. If you are unsure about something, please do not hesitate to ask.
Amenities
Local Amenities
Rooms
A studio apartment with a well stocked library, verandah and terrace
A room with an addition double bunk bed for children