Hotels in Paro

Rating: 5 stars

Uma Paro offers exceptional style in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. Reflecting an understated philosophy of quiet comfort in a unique, culture-rich location, this inland retreat is also dedicated to activity and adventure.

The landscape is dramatic with pine-clad valleys and snow-tipped ranges. Bhutan is Buddhist, retaining respect for religious tradition. Access this world with the inland treks, comprehensive tours and excursions led by our guides.

No of rooms: 20 rooms and 9 villas

Rating: 4 stars

Tenzenling is an intimate, family run resort. Located in a strategic location it gives a bird-eye full view of the Paro valley with a spectacular Paro Dzong in the background. All the 21 rooms have been oriented to give the view of the Dzong. Built in the ancestral land, the resort is surrounded by a small village amidst apple orchards, and rice fields

No of rooms: 21

Wi-fi: free

Rating: 4 stars

Udumwara in sanskrit means "an auspicious flower from heaven", which is said to blossom once every 3,000 years. The appearance of Udumwara blossoms is a sign of the arrival of the Holy King who turns the wheel, rectifying the Dharma in the world.

Sitting 15 min from the airport and 5 min from Tiger Nest, this resort, opened in March 2011, has good rooms built in minimalist style.

No of rooms: 14 (16 more to come online)

Wi-fi: free

Rating: 3 stars

Built over a hundred years ago, Gangtey Palace is a charming hotel overing the beautiful valley of Paro.

No of rooms: 12

Wi-fi: free

Rating: 3 stars

Galling Resort is a small comfortable hotel in the valley of Paro.

No of rooms: 16

Wi-fi: N/A

Rating: 3 stars

Located on a hill top overlooking the stunningly pictureque valley of Paro, Rema Resort offers an ideal space for any visitors looking for a quiet and peaceful place to stay. The overall structure of the resort is designed to provide a purely Bhutanese way of life with an impeccable ambience of peace and tranquility.

No of rooms: 8

Wi-fi: free

Rating: 3 stars

Olathang sits on a hill overlooking the Paro Valley. This charming hotel was one of the very first large scale hotel built in Paro in the 1970s. Its cottages are warm and authentically Bhutanese.

No of rooms: 136

Rating:

Metta Hotel was previously known as Tandinling Hotel. Though it is 3 years old, it was just renovated in 2011. 

Speciality: Owner cooks Chinese & South East Asia cuisine