Bhutan has comfortable hotels, cottages and guesthouses. Several of these were constructed for the King's coronation in 1974 and have since then been appointed with modern comforts and amenities. In Bhutan there is no star categorization of hotels however at all tourist destinations there are accommodation establishments approved by Department of Tourism, Government of Bhutan. The popular destinations such as Thimphu, Paro, Punakha, Wangduephodrang, Bumthang, Phuentsholing have good standard hotels. But accommodation is basic at Mongar, Trashigang, Gangtey, and Samdrup Jongkhar. All the hotels/ lodges/ guesthouses are built in traditional architecture offering good cuisine and reasonably decent, clean, accommodation. Away from main towns there are purpose built huts on some of principal trekking routes. Otherwise there is nothing like camping out under the clearest skies that you have ever seen.

IN PARO

This beautiful valley with its rich terraced farmland is home to some of Bhutan's oldest temples and monasteries. It also has Bhutan's first airport. An ancient watchtower holds the National Museum, while overlooking the valley is the cliff-side "Tiger's Nest' monastery of Taktsang.

Kichu Resort: This Beautiful Resort Lies In The Land Of The Forbidden Kingdom. The Resort Located Next To Paro Chu River On A 9 Acre Plot Attracts Tourists Because Of Its Picturesque Landscape.

Located To Next To Paro Chu River The Resort Is Just 20 Minutes Drive From International Airport At Paro And 2 Hours Drive From The Capital - Thimpu
Distance From International Airport .06 Kms
Distance From City Centre 1 Km
Number of Rooms : B2t Superior Room 2 Twin Beds With Attached Bath

Facilities
52 Rooms All With Attached Bath Telephone, Meeting Rooms, Dining Hall, Travel Desk, Conference Facility, Free Parking, Sightseeing, Trekking Paths, Boating, Camping Facilities Nature Walk, Room Service, Money Exchange, Laundry, Doctor On Call, Postal Services, Safe Deposit.

IN THIMPU

The capital of Bhutan, and the centre of government, religion and commerce. It is a unique city, with an unusual amalgamation of modern development and ancient religion.

Hotel Motihang

IN PHUNTSHOLING

The gateway to the south, it is a thriving commercial centre on the northern edge of the Indian plains. From here, heading onwards, the road twists and turns into the Himalayan foothills, passing through lush forests and scattered villages at altitudes upto 8,000 ft.
Hotel Druk: 1974 hotel with Bhutanese decor. Rooms & suites with bath & phone; some with air conditioning. Room service; restaurant; bar. Meetings to 200. Car rental & tours available. Badminton, volleyball & table tennis; fishing nearby.
Number of Rooms : 32

Services
Car Parking, Conference Facilities, Disabled Facilities.