Cottages in Bhutan

"The bed was very comfortable but honestly the hotel was similar to, or honestly, less impressive than our previous hotel at 1/3 the price (check out Lemon Tree Resort in Thimphu). Was a bit surprised to see the high reviews in comparison to actual condition/quality."

"Value for money is great, staff are helpful during stay and before for coordinating driver/guide. The setting in the forest is much nicer than staying in town. The only thing I felt was a let down were the pillow, too tall and hard so had to sleep without."

"Great location. Great staff. Clean room. Good food"

"Spotless quiet rooms nearby to Tigers Nest. Kind friendly staff and great food served in the restaurant. A short taxi/car ride to the centre of Paro. Had a massage here after Tiger’s Nest hike, which was also excellent. "

"Tasty healthy vegetarian food "

"Hotel is located almost at center of Paro. Easy access, 5-10 mins to airport by car, and you can walk out the gate to downtown streets and innumerable shops in just steps. All the staff are very friendly, striving to accommodate diverse cultural needs and tastes. The hotel is very quiet as it is surrounded by rice paddies, yet in downtown Paro - unique. Onsite dining room and separate bar present beautiful views of Paro valley, national museum, dzong, etc. and serve clean, organic vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes from local and world cuisines. You may also order room service in advance, if wishing to rest and eat in privacy. Jigme, the manager, went above and beyond assisting the group with which I was touring Bhutan, and those of us who stayed on a few days after our tour group dispersed enjoyed every moment. I highly recommend this property for its full service and proximity to many sacred sites, in and around Paro, Bhutan. "

"All staff members were extremely helpful and friendly. "

"Services are not at par with the price. WiFi connection was always unstable and particularly the food was not to the standard of a 5 star hotel. "

"Don't get me wrong, the hotel is fine. But here, I will only focus on the unsatisfying part: the dining. The chief probably doesn't know how to cook a steak."