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A selection of our favourite places to stay in Bhutan

Como Uma Paro hotel nestled among lush green trees and misty mountains, showcasing a serene Bhutanese landscape ideal for wellness retreats.

COMO UMA Paro – Paro Valley, Bhutan

Land of the Thunder Dragon

COMO Uma Paro embraces Bhutan’s sense of untouched tranquility, perching proudly on a Himalayan mountainside, flanked by thick pine forest and showcasing breathtaking views. It is a sanctuary where you can truly relax and be at one with the enormity and serenity of nature whilst indulging in a little luxury. Read More

Luxury terrace at Uma by COMO, Punakha, featuring stunning valley views, a guest walking past wooden windows, and dining setup amidst lush greenery and mountains.

COMO UMA Punakha – Punakha Valley

Blissful views galore

Located at the far western end of the beautiful Punakha Valley on a bend in the Mo Chu river, lies Uma by COMO, Punakha. Here you can find luxury accommodation where every room enjoys sweeping views across the Valley. Uma Punakha is a perfect base to explore nearby incredible historic landmarks. Read More

Cozy lounge area at Amankora Bumthang featuring wooden chairs, a central coffee table, and a warm fireplace, with softly lit ambiance and dining space visible in the background.

Amankora Bumthang – Bumthang Valley

Remote Hideaway

Amankora Bumthang is nestled in the Choekhor Valley, adjacent to the first King of Bhutan’s royal palace. The region is often referred to as the religious heartland of Bhutan and is home to some of its oldest temples and monasteries. Immerse yourself in Bhutanese culture at this remote hideaway in one of Bhutan’s least visited corners. Read More

Amankora Gangtey suite lounge with large windows showcasing views of the Black Mountains and Phobjikha Valley, featuring modern furnishings and warm lighting.

Amankora Gangtey – Gangtey Valley, Bhutan

A cozy oasis

Amankora Gangtey is located in the Phobjikha Valley. The valley is part of the Black Mountains National Park, one of Bhutan’s most important wildlife sanctuaries and in winter home to a flock of 300 rare and endangered black-necked cranes which arrive from Tibet. Numerous nature walks and treks are offered throughout the valley. Read More

Punakha Valley landscape featuring lush green rice fields, traditional Bhutanese farmhouse, and surrounding mountains under a cloudy sky, highlighting the lodge's serene environment and cultural significance.

Amankora Punakha – Punakha Valley

Surrounded by nature

Amankora Punakha lies at an elevation of 1,300m above sea level in the Punakha Valley. The lodge itself includes a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse built as a residence by a previous Je Kempo (spiritual and religious leader). The courtyard is suitable for outdoor dining and relaxation in Punakha’s temperate climate. Read More

Luxurious living and dining room at Amankora Thimphu featuring contemporary wood-panelled décor, two fireplaces, and a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Amankora Thimphu – Thimphu Valley, Bhutan

City meets country hideaway

Amankora Thimphu sits in a blue pine forest in the upper reaches of the Motithang area of the Thimphu Valley. The valley is at an altitude of 2,350m surrounded by richly forested mountains dotted with ancient monasteries and temples. It remains a quiet retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the Kingdom’s main commercial centre. Read More

Intricately decorated lobby of Zhiwa Ling Hotel in Paro Valley, Bhutan, featuring colorful wooden pillars, traditional Bhutanese artwork, and guests engaging in a serene atmosphere.

Zhiwa Ling Hotel – Paro Valley, Bhutan

A peaceful work of art

Nestled in the hills outside Paro, Zhiwa Ling is an architectural gem with hand-decorated intricate carvings and that unites Bhutanese culture and heritage with 21st‐century comforts. Within easy reach of Bhutan’s most revered temples, the hotel is a work of art, painstakingly constructed, carved, and painted by Bhutanese artisans. Read More

Luxurious outdoor terrace of Taj Tashi Hotel featuring traditional Dzong architecture, a staff member arranging lanterns, and sweeping views of the surrounding mountains.

Taj Tashi Hotel – Thimpu Valley, Bhutan

Authentic five-star experience

Taj Tashi is nestled in the heart of the stunningly picturesque Thimphu Valley, high in the Himalayas. It provides a gateway to Bhutan’s mythical and deeply spiritual mountain landscape and which blends ancient culture with modern technology and first-class hospitality to give you an authentic yet luxurious five star experience. Read More

Le Meridien Paro hotel exterior at dusk, showcasing traditional Bhutanese architecture, illuminated windows, and a central statue, surrounded by landscaped gardens and mountains.

Le Meridien Paro – Paro Valley, Bhutan

Understated luxury and location

The Le Meridien Riverfront Hotel is perfectly located on the edge of the Paro River surrounded on all sides by panoramic views of the Eastern Himalayas. Poised to be a creative hub in Bhutan with its idyllic swimming pool, it is the perfect place to unwind after a busy day of exploring the surrounding foothills and ancient sites. Read More