Luxury Hotels

Luxury Hotels in Bhutan offer a unique blend of traditional architecture, modern amenities, and exceptional service.

  • Hotels in Thimphu
Amankora

Discover the epitome of luxury at Amankora Hotel in Thimphu. Nestled amidst the serene beauty of Bhutan’s capital city, this exclusive hotel offers unparalleled comfort and sophistication. Immerse yourself in the tranquil ambience of the beautifully designed rooms, unwind in the luxurious spa, and savour delectable culinary delights prepared with local flavours. With impeccable service and stunning panoramic views, Amankora Hotel is the perfect retreat for discerning travellers seeking an extraordinary experience in Thimphu.

No Of Rooms: 16 Suit Rooms

estled in the vibrant heart of Bhutan’s capital, Pemako Thimphu is easily accessible to all important centers of the town. A sanctuary for self-discovery and awakening, it evokes the aura of a medieval fortress, where age-old traditions seamlessly interwine with contemporary comforts. With 66 meticulously crafted rooms and suites, complemented by fine dining and diverse amenities, Pemako Thimphu beckons you to embark on a journey of self-discovery.

Choose Le Méridien Thimphu for an unforgettable experience in the heart of Bhutan’s capital city. This luxury hotel in Thimphu is within walking distance of shops, entertainment, and Memorial Chorten, with short drives to celebrated attractions such as Tashichho Dzong. Guestrooms and suites boast authentic Bhutanese style furnishings and luxury hotel amenities such as a flat-screen TV, free High-Speed Internet Access, a four-fixture bathroom, a work desk with an ergonomic chair, and views of Thimphu city and local hillsides. Energize with the global flavors and creative presentations of carefully curated fare at Latest Recipe, Latitude 27, and Sese Shamu, one of the only Pan Asian restaurants in Thimphu, Bhutan. Revitalize with a selection of treatments at Explore Spa and relax with leisure facilities such as a temperature-controlled swimming pool. Ignite inspiration using versatile function space with experienced planning services and excite with creative catering menus at our Bhutan luxury hotel.

Six Senses Thimphu is a Bhutanese bolthole in the shadow of the Himalayas, with dzong fortress-inspired design and spirit-lifting views across the valley. Luxury is laid on with a local flair – the light-flooded rooms feature Bukhari wood-burning stoves and antique-washed rugs, alongside local artwork and the natural textures of timber and stone. Divide your time between the yoga pavilion, the organic restaurant and the signature Six Senses spa – or pick a perch above the soul-stirring reflective pools, and plot your path to ancient monasteries just a walk-in-the-woods away.

No of Rooms: 25, including 20 suites.

Terma Linca Resort is located right at the entrance to the capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu. Proudly sitting on a curved bank of the Wangchhu (Thimpu River) the resort showcases local architecture and Bhutanese charm. With 33 traditional rooms and suites offering the perfect blend of modern convenience and rustic charm you are welcomed to your home in the Himalayas. A full service spa and numerous dining options make the resort a perfect location for relaxing after a day of exploring the wonderful bounty of Bhutan’s charm and majesty.

Overview
The natural beauty of the river that meanders through the valley depending on the season creates a natural soundtrack to your stay. Crisp fresh air and the aroma of seasonal flowers stimulate the senses and the stunning mountain landscape surrounding the resort gives a sense that you have truly reached a perfect location.

Location
The location of Terma Linca together with its elegant architecture and refined simplicity, gives the resort an understated magical lull. Whether you enjoy peaceful days sitting by the river or high altitude hikes in the mountains surrounding the resort, Terma Linca is the place for you to truly enjoy your stay in Bhutan.

  • Hotels in Paro
Amankora

At 2,250 metres (7,382 feet), Paro Valley offers a captivating start or end to an Amankora journey. Hidden in pine forests, its 24 suites blend rustic charm with contemporary flair, featuring king-size beds, wood-burning stoves, terrazzo-clad bathtubs and banquette window seats. Hiking and cycling are amongst the best ways to explore the surrounding landscape, with an exhaustive list of options and routes. 

At 2,250 metres (7,382 feet), Paro Valley offers a captivating start or end to an Amankora journey. Hidden in pine forests, its 24 suites blend rustic charm with contemporary flair, featuring king-size beds, wood-burning stoves, terrazzo-clad bathtubs and banquette window seats. Hiking and cycling are amongst the best ways to explore the surrounding landscape, with an exhaustive list of options and routes. 

Discover luxury at Le Méridien Paro, Riverfront, the gateway to Western Bhutan’s rich culture and natural beauty. Just 10 minutes from Paro International Airport, this serene Bhutan hotel sits along the Paro River, offering breathtaking views of the Eastern Himalayas. Explore Bhutan’s iconic attractions like Tiger’s Nest Monastery and the National Museum. Unwind at Explore Spa, swim in the heated pool, or stay fit at the river-facing gym. Savor global and local cuisine at “Latest Recipe,” offering an extraordinary dining experience. With 612 sqm of versatile event space, the hotel is perfect for business travelers, honeymooners, and intimate gatherings. Relax at this family friendly hotel in Paro, Bhutan with spacious rooms and suites featuring the signature LM BED, soaking bathtubs, and breathtaking views of the Himalayan Valley. Whether you’re here for adventure, a romantic getaway, or a wellness retreat, Le Méridien Paro, Riverfront is your ultimate destination for comfort and elegance in Bhutan.

Perched within 12th-century stone ruins and designed to maximize what is one of the most scenic settings within your journey, this lodge is a convenient base for an early start for the dramatic climb to Taktsang Lhakhang, or Tiger’s Nest Monastery. The lodge has been uniquely designed to maximize its surrounding history and offers wonderful destination dining experiences, including traveling back to medieval times during our candlelit Chubjakha “Ruins Regale” to enjoy specially crafted cocktails paired with a Bhutanese menu cooked over an open fire, and mystical tshechu performances with masked dancers.

Six Senses Spa Paro upholds the happiness practice of Education, where values give our life direction and purpose, and valuing life and all living things is the foundation for harmony and happiness.

Nestled in the serene Neyphu Valley, the Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, a Member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, offers an escape to tranquillity. The hotel’s minimalist design, inspired by traditional dzong architecture, complements the vibrant greens and misty blues of the valley. Guests can unwind in the infinity pool, practice yoga, or indulge in traditional Bhutanese spa treatments.

Accommodations

Each of our rooms features elegant traditional Bhutanese decor, spacious layouts, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open to private outdoor spaces with stunning views. Guests can enjoy modern amenities such as walk-in closets, daily refreshed mini bars, and luxurious bathrooms with floor heating.

  • Hotels in Punakha
Amankora

A converted farmhouse built by a former Je Khenpo (chief abbot) dating back 300 years, Punakha Lodge is located in a subtropical valley that produces most of the nation’s vegetables and where Bhutanese royals spend their winters. The Lodge has twelve suites, including two Mo Chhu Suites which feature spacious living areas and can be combined to offer two bedrooms. All suites offer king-size beds, traditional wood-burning stoves, window-seats and bathrooms with terrazzo bathtubs and twin vanities. 

Pemako Hotels is a luxury hotel located in Bhutan’s Punakha valley. Our offerings include exquisite accommodations, inspired dining experiences, a rejuvenating spa, and a variety of activities such as religious tours and cultural excursions. We invite you to embark on a journey of self-discovery and experience the tranquility and beauty of Pemako.

No Of Rooms: 21 Rooms

COMO Uma Punakha has 10 villas and rooms that overlook the lush Punakha Valley and the Mo Chhu River as it winds through rice fields and orchards. The cosy mountain interiors feature stone, wood and tile, along with locally crafted bedcovers, furniture and rugs.

Punakha Valley in the warmest of Six Senses Bhutan destinations. An elevation of 1,300 meters (4,265 feet) and blessed with temperate climate, Punakha valley is infact market garden of the country. Punakha has an interesting history and served as Bhutan’s capital for a period 300 years until Thimphu declared as official capital in 1950s. It is site of one of Bhutan’s most important Dzongs, the 17th century magnificent Punakha Dzong. Six Senses Punakha is situated at a short drive of about 15-minutes north of this most impressive Dzong.
Referred to as The Flying Farmhouse amidst the rice fields, this beautiful lodge has a rustic feel and is blessed with a warmer climate

No Of Rooms: 19(8 Lodge Suite + 8 Upper Lodg Suite + 1 bedroom villa + 1 two-bedroom villa + 1 three-bedroom villa)

The perfect 3-night getaway for those seeking an exclusive cultural escape to the last remaining Himalayan kingdom. Nestled on the banks of the Mo Chu River in the Punakha Valley is &Beyond Punakha River Lodge. Featuring six intimate luxury tents, a one-bedroom suite (the River House) and a two-bedroom suite (the Family Suite), the lodge exudes a true sense of place with uninterrupted views of the Himalaya in the distance. Each charming suite boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding cascading rice paddies and dense forests, reflecting traditional Bhutanese architecture in perfect harmony with nature. Punakha River Lodge is & Beyond’s first all-inclusive, owned lodge in Asia.

  • Hotels in Phobjika
Amankora

Resting in the serene Phobjikha Valley, Gangtey Lodge offers an immersive rural experience with scenic views of the valley floor and the 16th-century Gangtey Goemba monastery. Its eight suites are identical to those of Thimphu Lodge, featuring king-size beds, wood-burning stoves and terrazzo bathrooms, with views across the valley. Surrounded by farmlands, the lodge provides direct access to hiking and biking trails.  

The Gangtey Lodge is a wonderful addition to the luxury scene in Bhutan and offers a high level of comfort and well as a spectacular setting and sweeping views over the whole Phobjikha Valley. Designed by Mary Lou Thomson, the lodge draws its inspiration from Bhutanese rural architecture, and aspects of the vibrant local culture, but has used imported fixtures and furnishings that complement the indigenous style. As a result the twelve beautifully appointed guestrooms, each with their own cozy fireplace, reflect the rich cultural heritage with warm fabrics and earthen tones but modern bathrooms. The focal point of the lodge is an informal lounge and dining space with wall to ceiling views of the valley below. Plush leather sofas and rich fabrics are set around two impressive fireplaces encased in local stone. The lodge acts as a luxurious base to explore the Phobjikha Valley as well as Gangtey itself.

  • Hotels in Bumthang
Amankora

Bumthang, meaning ‘beautiful field,’ is home to 29 temples and monasteries, including the ancient Jambay Lhakhang, and is a treasure-trove of Bhutan’s art and painting tradition. Amankora’s Bumthang Lodge, with its 16 suites lies adjacent to Wandichholing Palace, within the town of Jakar. Enjoy cultural and spiritual experiences, including the memorable 108-butter lamp offering at Jambay Lhakhang. Suites feature king-size beds, wood-burning stoves, window seats and bathrooms with terrazzo-clad bathtubs and twin vanities.

The beauty and magic of Bumthang is in its connection to the rivers and forests that line the valley. Set in pine forest above a bubbling, trout-filled stream, Six Senses Bumthang blends with the pristine natural beauty of its surroundings, honoring the natural environment rather than impacting it. The lodge’s eight suites and one two-bedroom villa feature hemlock and pine blending inside and out, spacious balconies, and calming forest views across the valley. You don’t even need to go outside to forest bathe here as each suite is built around a courtyard with your own tree planted within it.

Six Senses Spa Bumthang upholds the happiness practice of Culture, where immersing in the Kingdom’s culture of happiness can create a deeper connection with our own cultural identity and make us feel more joyful too.