Hotel in Bumthang

A spiritual sanctuary set in Bhutan’s holiest heartland. The resort sits near Kurjey Lhakhang and is surrounded by sacred sites. Rooms are modest yet full of warmth and character.

No of rooms: 19 standard, 5 deluxe & 2 suite

WiFi: Free

Spa Facilities: Hot stone bath

Unique among its sister lodges, Amankora Bumthang rests beside the historic Wangdichholing Palace in the cultural heart of Bhutan. Surrounded by sacred temples, ancient monasteries, and apple orchards, this retreat offers a deeply immersive experience for culture seekers and spiritual travellers alike. The setting—serene yet steeped in history—captures the very essence of Bhutanese spirituality.

Established in 1997, this four-star lodge is run by Dasho Gasey Lhendup. It’s famed for its hospitality and prime hilltop views over the valley. The wooden interiors are rich with Bhutanese craftsmanship.

No of rooms: 8 standard & 6 deluxe

WiFi: Charges apply

Spa Facilities: Bicycle Rental

Nestled amid Bumthang’s peaceful, picture-postcard countryside. This small resort is ideal for guests seeking quiet reflection. Fields, hills and monasteries are all just a walk away.

No of rooms: 9 super deluxe

WiFi: Free

Spa Facilities: Traditional hot stone bath

Family-owned Dekyil overlooks Bumthang Valley and lies a short walk from Chamkhar town. Rooms are simple and clean, with homely service. Guests love its homemade meals and easygoing atmosphere.

A “forest within a forest”, each suite encloses its own courtyard tree. The lodge is built with reclaimed timber and deep ecological sensitivity. It’s Bhutan’s most immersive forest escape.

Generations-run resort famed for its rooftop hot-stone baths, unique in Bhutan. The rooms offer valley views and wood-burning stoves. It’s a perfect balance of comfort and authenticity.

No of rooms: 24