The Postcard in the Durrung Tea Estate, Assam - Honoured as 'Hotel of the Year 2025' by The Gallivanter's Guide

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New Delhi [India], December 9: In a momentous acknowledgement from one of the leading authorities that independently reviews and recognises the world's finest luxury hotels, The Gallivanter's Guide - Editor's Choice Award for 'Hotel of the Year 2025' has been awarded to The Postcard in the Durrung Tea Estate, Assam. Trusted for over three decades by top travellers globally, this prestigious accolade places the property amongst the best in the global luxury hospitality landscape.

Set amidst 1400 acres of Assam's historic tea plantations, The Postcard in the Durrung Tea Estate offers a serene, immersive escape where experiential luxury is redefined by authenticity and unhurried time. Every element, from carefully curated culinary experiences to personalised service with deep respect for the local heritage, truly celebrates the destination and reflects The Postcard Hotel's commitment to providing extraordinary guest experiences.

This year's selection followed a first-hand evaluation by Philippe Servais, Editor-in-Chief of The Gallivanter's Guide, whose reviews are regarded as a definitive benchmark for luxury travellers seeking authenticity, excellence, and emotional resonance. After extensive global travels through 2025, Philippe identified - The Postcard in the Durrung Tea Estate, Assam as the standout winner amongst shortlisted hotels across different continents - praising its "rare combination of warmth, intuition, and a deeply felt sense of place." He also noted that the brand's true differentiators become evident after more than one stay, revealing a consistent thread of intention, honesty, and quiet confidence that binds the portfolio across its diverse locations.

Philippe also visited another property by the brand, The Postcard on the Arabian Sea, Karnataka, and mentioned that it was just as accomplished. He further added, "The Postcard vision - intimate, sincere, unhurried, and rooted in place - feels profoundly relevant to discerning travellers t