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Ama's Village Lodge Paro is a lodging, located at Lango Village Jagathan 12001, Paro, Bhutan. They can be contacted via phone at +975 77 61 73 64 for more detailed information.

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Lango Village Jagathan 12001, Paro
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Added by Jopie, at 26 November 2017

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8 Reviews

  • Anju KJ
    20 April 2018

    Little far away from Paro town. If you travel with taxi for your trip then it's fine.

    Staff here is very friendly and food is also fine.

    We have limited access to internet over here. From around 7pm to 9pm we get it.

    Room is fine to stay. Bathroom is not attached but each room has it's own dedicated bathroom near by.

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  • Richa Jain
    02 April 2018

    Farm is located at good place and neately maintained. However service is not very good. It's away from main city hence limited food options nearby and food provided at farm stay is too expensive and not very good.

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  • Rajvir Tyagi
    25 February 2018

    This place has real charm of a Bhutanese house, Minimilistic property. Close to nature. Overlooking Paddy fields

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  • Bharat Chandak
    23 February 2018

    Nice a affordable place for bachelors a bit solace for couples but if any of the couples looking for it go ahead!
    Although finding it for the first time is tough as its in a lane and no big board has been put up its a small one so will have to keep an eye

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  • Pushpadanta Jain
    20 February 2018

    I stayed here in Jan 2nd week, I was mislead by the positive reviews, this place is complete mess unless you make below fixes.

    1.Bathroom door has Big Gap ( Bath room number 105) any one from the outside can see the person sitting in toilet seat !!!

    2. Any one comes and uses your bathroom although farm stay claims bathrooms as private, 3 times I had to argue with the other guests as they were using the bathroom/toilets. Either educate the guests properly (which is tough thing) or give separate locks for bathrooms as well.

    3.Forget about HOT water even cold water was NOT available and I was asked to collect the water from downstairs from the container ( are you kidding?)

    4. As its farm stay, you can notice other guests/people talking very loudly at night, who do not even have generic sense that there are other guests in the farm stay.

    5. Wi-Fi does not work from months/year ! Just look at the comment from others,

    6.Positive thing is that the food was good.

    Remember there is always chance to make your place better when you take negative feedbacks as positively for correcting things.

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  • Shruti Suresh
    14 February 2018

    Stayed in this place in the second week of February and was greeted with bad experiences. No power most of the time, and the staff dissuaded us from using the heater so as to avoid power failure. Imagine temperatures close to 0 degrees and no heater. There was no water (leave alone hot water) on one of the days - that too, right in the morning. The toilets are separate from the rooms, and it is mostly the guests in the other rooms that end up using your toilet keeping you wait endlessly. The hospitality was not great, and the staff uncooperative. Food was good, and staff provided tea and food whenever one asked for those Will not suggest the place to people I know. Have stayed in much better places at lower costs across Bhutan.

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  • Rajesh Menderkar
    18 January 2018

    Nice place. Hot water in the mornings are bit difficult.. the staff retires for the day early (so make sure you get in place everything) Good food. Bit away from Paro centre

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  • Rashed Khan
    03 December 2017

    Hai I am goin to book tomorow

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