View from the hotel is quite nice, although it is quite remote from the Paro town, with no access to public transport or taxi. So if you want to go shopping the only option is walk to the market which takes about 30 min
We were told that a Bengali from India owns the hotel which gives some hope that they serve good Indian food. But it seems they only cater US and European clients with quite bland food.
Avoid this hotel if you can. Rather go to some hotel in the town so you have access to the shopping street.
Nice hotel just five minutes from Paro airport. Great view of airport from hotel.
Spacious room with electrical blankets.
Food is expensive and breakfast spread is inadequate.
This hotel has spacious rooms, great views over Paro Dzong and a neat decoration. Apart from that, everything else was dramatic
-there is no efficient heating system, so be prepare to freeze in room at night if you travel to Bhutan in winter
-the hotel is perfectly aware of this « no heating » issue because they installed heating mattress to compensate that makes sleeping possible but you will still be shivering whenever you leave your bed
-staff was bot sympathetic nor helpful
-the food was simply the worse we had during all pur trip to Bhutan
-both bed linens and towels were dirty
The room was very good. But little bit boring.
The most horrible place you can visit in Bhutan.. All the talk about is control, modesty and self control but a chef literally ran on me with a kitchen knife.. This is a horrible experience we had in this country.
A beautiful garden hotel with the best Airport view from the rooms
Good hotel. Perfect example of bhutanese type of hotel.!
Very good hotel in Paris, It is located between Paro Shopping Street & Airport. Spacious Rooms, Very Good Service. In-house restaurant is good. Serves both Veg & Non Veg Food. Good place to stay in Paro.
good hotel. Nice and comfortable stay. As we visited in december, hot bed was available. Good vegetarian food was available.