We went on a trip to Bhutan in November 2011. We visited Sikkim but due to recent earthquake, we couldnt visit North Sikkim and hence made plans to visit Bhutan. And it was a very wise decision. Though we stayed in Thimpu and Paro for 6N in all, this was the worst of the three hotels we stayed. We shifted... More

Hotel Jigmeling is clean, spacious and a great value (Nu 1500 for a double deluxe at the time of writing). If you need to stay in downtown Paro for any reason, this is the place to go. The rooms are a good size, have a TV, hot water, western toilets and a heater and some of them even have a... More

We were pleasantly surprised by this hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff, large and clean room with a balcony and a space heater, and plenty of hot water. Restaurant was merely average, but they can pack you a lunch if you need one. Especially if you need to spend a night in Paro town itself (as opposed to one of... More

Quite nice. Located in the centre of town. Slightly laid back. Nice value for money. More

We stayed here for 3 nights, the hotel location is very good just beside the place from where local sightseeing cabs are available. One thing i liked about the hotel is that the room service is lightning quick. The rooms are good and warm, the people are nice. They have a cool restaurant, where we enjoyed our food. The food... More

Stayed for a total of 3 nights in Hotel Jigmeling, Paro during Nov '10. The hotel is well located in centre of Paro, with clean, simple rooms including TV, bathroom with plenty of hot water, and a room heater - what more do you need !! Family run with a good little restaurant which serves good food that has some... More

A local travel agent helped me get a local rate of $18 for a single room here near the peak of tourist season, and I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the room and the service. It had a full bath with towels and soap, a space heater, TV, and a very comfortable bed . Good restaurant. All of... More

Stayed here for 2 nights with a birdwatching group of 8. Rooms were simply furnished but very clean, some had balconies. Beds were cosy, firm but comfortable, hot water bottles were available on request, and the fan heater in the room was very welcome with our 5am starts, but otherwise not really needed! Ensuite bathrooms were adequate with ample hot... More

This was the first place we stayed at in Bhutan. and we rally fell in love with Bhutan right here! nice, clean hotel, lovely rooms with a nice view and very helpful staff. in fact when one of our friends met with a minor accident the owner herself drove him to the hospital for the dressing of the wound! it... More