Hotels in der Nähe von Sangaygang – Phajoding Trail, Thimphu

Warm Cozy home...away from home! An excellent property which was a traditional Bhutanese house converted into a small hotel and has the warm and cozy feeling of a home away from home. Excellent traditional architecture and wooden rooms made it really warm for us when it was sub zero temperature outside. They provided us with all the facilities and the staff went beyond our expectations to make our stay comfortable. The heaters in the room and bathroom worked really well. Located right behind the main Thimphu Dzong at a quaint location. A special thanks to the owner Mr. Norbu and the manager Mr. Pema to the chef Mr. Nado who made traditional dishes with less spice as per our request. Overall a must stay property at Thimphu. Our heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Sonam and Ms. Chuki too. Thank you :-)

Wir besuchten Thimphu und blieben zwei Nächte in diesem schönen Resort, das wie ein Palast aussehen wird. Das Resort ist zwischen den Bergen mit herrlichen Aussichten geflogen. Die Zimmer sind luxuriös, geräumig, sauber und sehr komfortabel. Das Personal war aufmerksam und freundlich, und wir wurden während unseres Aufenthalts mit echtem Bhutanischen Gastfreundschaft behandelt. Das Hauptrestaurant dient unterschiedlichen Küchen, aber primär auf indische und Bhutanische Gerichte konzentriert. Alles, was wir dort versucht haben, war lecker. Wir haben auch ihr traditionelles Bhutanisches Restaurant, das fantastische Dekoration und personalisierte Service hatte, versucht. Das Hotel hat uns auch traditionelle Attraktionen Gho und Kira gegeben, um uns zu tragen und uns mit einem schönen kulturellen Programm am Feuer draußen unterhaltsam gemacht. Insgesamt war es eine erstaunliche Erfahrung, die ich gerne irgendwann wieder erleben möchte.

We, a family of 6, 2 senior citizens, 2 adults, 1 9yr kid and 1 infant stayed in Khamsum Thimpu and Khamsum Paro in April 2024 End. Their manager Mrs. Usmita was very cordial during our stay. The rooms given to us were fantastic. Being a Veg Hotel, amazing Jain food was easily available at their restaurant. For a few local dishes, Mrs Usmita actually went out of the menu and made us enjoy the delicacies. (For Jains like me, there is a veg cafe named Mountain Cafe, very close by at both places which even has a Jain / Vegan Menu) Mrs Usmita helped arrange for one of the best Hot Stone Baths in Paro for all of us. My 9 year kid too enjoyed it a lot. Absolute value for money hotel. A must book place for Jain, Vegan and Vegetarian travellers.

WOW. What else can you say? Arrived after a long day of sightseeing and was informed that all members of our group had been upgraded to a villa. The villas a free standing buildings on the grounds away from the hotel, and they take you to them in a golf buggy so you don't have to walk. The villas are HUGE! I couldn't believe this whole space was just for me. You get a lounge room, huge bathroom with claw foot bath and separate shower and toilet, a bedroom with a king sized bed and your own massage room! There is also a small butlers pantry for the use of the butler attached to your villa. One of my favorite things was actually that there is a space in the bathroom for your luggage so you don't have to mess up your sleeping space with your suitcase. You can really spread out your belongings and hang stuff up and there's room for more than one bag. The resort is high on a hill and the view from the bath is amazing. Had dinner at the restaurant one night and it was lovely as well as drinks at the bar. The staff were also really friendly and helpful. They also have an archery range so you can try Bhutan's national sport which I thought was really cool. The only thing with this place, and it's not a complaint just something to be aware of, is that it's really far out of town. It's not walkable to get into Paro so you will need to catch a taxi - I think they may have a shuttle, but don't quote me on that. I did manage to have a look at the hotel rooms, which to be honest are a bit plain and dated for the price being charged (the villas most certainly are not at all). They have a pool and the spa looks nice too, but didn't have time to try either of these. The only small problem I had was it took far too long for them to get the luggage to our rooms. We had been hiking and then rafting that day and had a short turn around at the hotel to get changed before attending a business dinner in Paro. It came time to leave and my luggage still had not arrived. I was still damp, sweaty and quite a mess and there was no way I could go out like that, especially to a business function. My luggage eventually arrived and I was forced to have the quickest shower of my life and run (couldn't wait for the buggy) to reception to meet my group and guide - I wasn't even the last one to arrive. Overall, it was a small thing that was annoying, but didn't really taint my experience of what was otherwise an absolutely wonderful stay.

We stayed on the top floor of the hotel. Our room was spacious and provided amazing views of the snow capped mountains from the windows on the two sides of the room. All the Staff were very courteous and super responsive and helpful. We had opted for Breakfast and Dinner. The hotel serves vegetarian food primarily and the food was served fresh and was very tasty too. The location of the hotel is a plus as you can just get down and walk around the town without any dependency on your driver or taxis. The market and good restaurants like the Mountain Cafe are just a 1-2 minute walk away.

Location - excellent food - average. The food needs variety and taste. Service- varies. Poor- any minor change from the menu served, they levy extra charge. Good- room service is prompt. Hygiene - the towels are not very fresh and bathroom does not smell very fresh, maybe due to poor ventilation in the bathroom. Amenities: the resort needs to keep a luggage weighing scale for international travellers. The property has been an orchard and farm house. Morning walks are good within the resort.