Your Home away from home

The hotel is built with the traditional Bhutanese architectural design to ensure that you enjoy your stay in Paro is truely a bhutanese experience

Traditional Bhutanese Wall Paintings

The hotel's walls have been painted with traditional bhutanese paint reflecting the essence of bhutanese craftsmanship

Dining Room

The dining hall with a seating capacity of about 45 heads ensures that there there is ample space for our guest in a traditional bhutanese painted room

Traditional Bhutanese Architecture

From the external view of the hotel we can see that the Bhutanese architectural truely also makes an impressive imperssion. All windows and doors have traditional bhutanese cornaces that are very visually pleasing

Dining Room

The surrounding of the dining hall is very open and our guest can through the side door also opt to have tea in the open surrounding with wonderful view of the pristing environment

Mountain Side View

The prestine environment of bhutan with over 72% forest cover is what bhutan is recognized for and what bhutan strives to protect. This picture is taken when we take one outside the hotel

Rooms Upstairs

While the hotel has fifteen rooms, six of the rooms have are upstairs. The corrider is well lit through the natural transparent skylight, ensuring that we are environmentally friendly in an environmentally friendly country

Lounge

The lounge is kept simple and free as we believe that the more open and free an environment is, the more free and at ease we become

Wall Painting

Unique wall painting represent uniqe aspects of bhutanese culture and etiquties. The unique bhutanese culture and architectural are also represented and enforced with unique bhutanese paintings

Double Bed Room

All rooms are more than 200 square feet, which is above the Tourism Authority of Bhutan's requirment for high end tourist hotels

Twin Bed Room

The rooms are all well ventilated with superb view of the natural pristine surrounding of apple trees, pine trees and the lush bhutanese mountain side

Corridor

Traditional bhutanese paining are done between rooms, giving you a sense of bhutanese etiqueties and sense of bhutanese homely atmoshpere

Apple Orchard Surrounding

The apple orchard with it's many trees are fruiting and if you visit during the season, you can pluck and taste the fresh fruits of the season

Dining Room

The dining room can also be converted into a conference hall to cater to over 50 participants attending workshops

Cottage

While most of our guest enjoy staying within the main structure comprising eight rooms, there are a equal number of guest who enjoy staying in the our cottages that is within the apple orchard

Toilet in Suite

Suites have a bath tub in addition to the normal shower. All toilets have over 60 square feet of space, well above the Departement of Tourism's requirement for high end hotels

Toilets

All toilets also have a dry shower with a 70 litre gyser to provide 24 hours hot water to take bath even in the cold winter months of Bhutan

Staircase

The staircase leads from the lounge and dining hall upstairs to six twin and double rooms. The floors are all wooden except for the staircase to give a warm ambient atmosphere of the hotel