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COMO Uma Punakha features 11 luxe rooms, each framing sweeping Punakha Valley vistas. The lodge is intimate, exclusive and ideal for couples or small groups. Its hillside location offers superb access to riverside walks and farm visits.


No of rooms: 8 Deluxe, 1 One Bedroom Villa & 1 COMO Villa

WiFi: Free

Spa Facilities: Hot stone bath and massage

Centred on a restored farmhouse once home to Bhutan’s Chief Abbot. This riverside lodge is accessible via a suspended bridge lined with prayer flags. It offers one of Bhutan’s most romantic settings.


No of rooms: 16 Suite

WiFi: Free

Spa Facilities: Massage, steam bath and yoga room

This welcoming three-star looks across rolling countryside from its Punakha hillside perch. Rooms are bright and adorned with colourful Bhutanese textiles. The hotel’s friendly hosts add a homely touch to your stay.


No of rooms: 14 rooms

WiFi: Free (public areas)

Spa Facilities: N/A

Surrounded by pines and fields, Dhensa celebrates Punakha Valley’s unspoilt tranquillity. Spacious suites open onto private balconies facing the hills. A wellness centre and garden dining add to its quiet elegance.


No of rooms: 24 Deluxe Suite

WiFi: Free (public areas)

Spa Facilities: Massage, sauna, steam bath and yoga room

Hotel Vara surveys the verdant Lobesa valley between Punakha and Wangdue. Rooms are comfortably furnished with large windows and natural light. It’s a well-positioned rest stop for exploring both valleys.


No of rooms: 18 Deluxe & 1 Suite

WiFi: Free (public areas)

Spa Facilities: N/A

Family-run Drubchhu nestles in Lobesa, offering intimate valley hospitality. Guests enjoy homemade meals, hot stone baths and farm-style comfort. It’s a lovely place for those wanting an authentic Bhutanese lodge experience.


No of rooms: 19 Superior & 8 Deluxe

WiFi: Free (public areas)

Spa Facilities: Yoga room

An eco-minded haven where peace reigns far from city bustle. The resort uses natural materials and eco-conscious design. Its peaceful gardens and open views are ideal for slow, mindful stays.


No of rooms: 24 Standard, 10 Deluxe, 4 Suite & 1 Signature Suite

WiFi: Free (public areas)

Spa Facilities: N/A

Guestrooms and restaurants gaze upon Punakha Dzong, the river and encircling hills. It’s one of the few resorts in the region with this direct view. Perfect for golden hour photos and relaxed mornings.


No of rooms: 40

High above the valley, Dhumra lets visitors sample farm life without losing luxury. Their meals use homegrown produce, prepared in traditional styles. Nature walks and local storytelling sessions enrich the stay.


Ideal for travellers seeking charm, quiet and easy exploration from one base. It’s a mid-range hotel with well-appointed rooms and a friendly team. A great fit for families and small groups alike.


No of rooms: 16 Standard Deluxe Twin, 2 Standard Deluxe Double and 2 Boutique Suite

WiFi: Free Wifi

Spa Facilities: NA

Perched above Khuruthang, Sonamgang pairs river views with cosy three-star comforts. Many rooms feature private balconies for soaking in the valley scenes. It’s peaceful and close enough to Punakha for day visits.


WiFi: Free

Facilities: Swimming pool, board games, badminton

Dharma Siddhi apartments give sweeping sights of Punakha Dzong and its valley. Ideal for long stays or small families, each unit includes a kitchenette. The quiet neighbourhood adds to the restful atmosphere.


Named after a mythical sanctuary, Pemako invites guests to slow down and wonder. Its design honours Bhutanese myths and sacred motifs. Spa rituals and meditation spaces make it a spiritual retreat.


The “Flying Farmhouse” lodge floats above rice terraces with sweeping valley views. Its design fuses light, nature and heritage in calming harmony. It’s a favourite for wellness retreats and honeymoons.


Six luxe tents and two suites rest beside Mo Chu amid emerald paddies. Each structure is built with natural materials and detailed finishings. It’s the epitome of barefoot luxury in Bhutan.


Owned by Punakha’s former Penlop, this hillside hotel enjoys broad valley panoramas. Rooms are clean, classic and comfortably furnished. The family-run warmth shines through in every detail.


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