3-Star Hotels in Paro District, Bhutan

Stayed here for 3 nights. Room was clean, good mattress, coffee facilities and a gym which was huge and very well equipped. The restaurant staff were exceptional and even made me special dishes that they thought I might like. Food was usually a set meal, driven by the tastes of the majority of guests, so there was Indian food for at least 2 nights. I have to mention however that the huge issue at this hotel is the *&*&#(*& barking dogs. While it's a feature of most hotels in Bhutan especially around Paro, this place has at least 2 dogs that live next door and they yap constantly all night. Bring earplugs, I'm so glad I did. If I didn't have earplugs I would have given it 2 stars.

Everything was amazing right from the word go. The hospitality and cuisine were top drawer stuff. The host took time to drop and pick me up at the inaugural ceremony of the first royal bhutan festival amid-st heavy rains. Looking forward to visit again. Recommend strongly for any first time visitors and i am sure who will automatically make this venue a permanent one.

This hotel is very good value for money considering its price range. The staff and owner are super hospitable and very accommodating to guests’ needs. The food is good, and the location is close to Tiger’s Nest so it’s a great option for those hiking up to the monastery next morning. Overall highly recommended.

Spacious rooms , awesome view from room and centrally located is perfect description of this hotel. food was good. Their service was best . Infact they help you out of the way. I was suffering from severe cold and was too tired to head out. They arranged medicine for me I would definitely recommend this hotel. They serve Indian and Bhutanese food.

Location: The hotel is very close to Huxue Temple. But a little distance from the airport. Hygienic: It looks very clean, but I don't know why. There is a dirty one that can't be said. Look carefully, the sheets are damp, there are stains on them, the bed cover is still pilling, and it feels very uncomfortable when sleeping. The bathroom has a serious anti-odor, and there is also a smell in the room. Service: There was an uncle at the front desk, the English was bad, and I couldn't communicate at all. At first, I gave us the wrong room. I turned the order out before changing the room. I called at night to ask if we wanted to eat, and I had already lay down. Booking process: I don't know why, every hotel said that we didn't make a reservation, and asked us whether we booked on ******* or agoda. In fact, we booked on Trip.com , but it seems that there is a problem with their handover, which leads to every stay. It takes a long time to explain. Negative Ratings.

The service is super good, very warm, the location is invincible, just next to the main street, the room can see the Palozong, the scenery is very good The facilities are average, but enough, it is very good for the relative price, and free accommodation for the guide and driver

The accommodations were better than the photos online. The staff were friendly, the breakfast was good, and the price was reasonable. It was comparable to the hotel next door that cost $268 per night.

Good hotel in the center of Paro. May be too loud at nights - shouting people, running children etc. Location is amazing. Some good momo-cafes nearby

Khamsum is located in the town letting you to access the town easily by walking. Staff were utmost polite and humble. Hotel was clean and hygienic as well. We tried their food as well. Red rice was top notch where as the hot and sour soup and emadatchi was average. Overall we loved the stay. Thanks khamsum and the lovely staffs. 4

The boys and girls here are very kind, quiet and hygienic. The hotel also provides mosquito repellent. It is the same as the Punaca Hotel, and Punaca has air conditioning. Everyone must have a tipping habit, their wages are very low, drivers and guides sometimes need to find their own place to live and eat.