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Gangtey Palace

This 19th-century, traditional Bhutanese courtyard-style building was once the residence of the penlop of Paro and it oozes musty historical charm...

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Uma Paro

Kudos goes to the Uma for tastefully combining traditional Bhutanese architecture with top-of-the-line facilities to create the best hotel in town...

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Hotel Jumolhari

This centrally located hotel bills itself as a boutique hotel and boasts a classy ambience and stylish decor...

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Zhongar Guest House

This government-owned guesthouse is in a charming traditional-style wooden building, complete with royal quarters, great views over the dzong and a fabulous sense of history...

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Sinchula Hotel

Preferred mainly by local travellers, this oldish establishment located next to an old peepul tree has clean, tiled rooms with hot-water bathrooms, air-con, a good restaurant and a rooftop terrace bar.

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Tourist Hotel Bunagu

As you wind around the huge side valley from Chapcha look back to see the small Chapcha Dzong and, on a cliff far above to the right, the dramatic-looking Thadra Ney Lhakhang, built into the side of a rock face...

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Ogyen Chholing Guest House

The superbly rustic Ogyen Chholing Guest House in the palace grounds has two excellent suites and four smaller basic rooms and offers a tranquil overnight retreat. Proceeds go to the trust.

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Amankora

On the 'less is more' theme comes this five-star resort on the forested fringes of town. Amankora looks like a mini dzong, its stone-paved passageways inspiring hushed tones in the reverential guests...

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Hotel Friends

Hotel Friends, has some rooms with ‘air cooler’, as well as bathroom and satellite TV.

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Dechen Hill Resort

Three kilometres from Thinleygang, below Mendigang village, is the small Dechen Hill Resort, which was closed during our visit...

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Thegchen Phodrang Guest House

This concrete monastery guesthouse is a last-ditch option, though rooms do come with a private bathroom and renovations are planned.

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Nidar Karsum Lodge

Several small, friendly places offer simple wooden rooms upstairs and Tibetan-style restaurants and a shop downstairs. Expect to pay about Nu 60 for a meal of rice, curry and vegetables or Nu 250 for a double room.

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Dolma Hotel

A clean and modern place in a shopping plaza, with a balcony and private bathrooms.

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Kichu Resort

In Chhuzomsa, 9km east of Wangdi, this tranquil hotel has 24 well-appointed rooms in a lovely landscaped garden overlooking the rushing Dang Chhu...

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Hotel Anand

You can get a double with air-con for Rs 1200.

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Meri Puensum Resort

This privately run place is 6km south of Punakha, 1.2km up a side road, on a hill above the Punakha valley. It's just below the Hotel Zangto Pelri and is smaller, cosier and has much better service than it's neighbour...

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Hotel Druk

Recently touched up, the Druk is an oldie located in a secluded spot behind the customs and immigration office...

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Karmaling Hotel And Bakery

This is the main tourist hotel in town, with attached Western bathrooms with hot-water geysers but no showers or tubs – just a bucket. The main building boasts a veranda, bakery and restaurant...

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Hotel Arya Zambala

Situated alongside the main road, before the turn-off to Ura, this tavern has rooms for rent, some with attached bathrooms, and can provide basic meals. Their main business is in herbal medicines and dried mushrooms.

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Central Hotel

It's central, that's for sure. But that apart, there's little else that can be said about this standard-issue place with air-con. Oh, and there's plenty of noise from the streets below.

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Dochu La Resort

On the hill just below the pass is the Dochu La Hotel, actually a restaurant, where many people break for tea...

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Hotel Namgay

Overlooking the Zangto Pelri Lhakhang, the Namgay is a step down in quality but is still pleasant, with air-con, tropical plants in the lobby and money-exchange services...

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Gakiling Guest House

We like the traditional wooden architecture of this small place and the fact that it's the only locally owned guesthouse in the valley, just behind the Black-Necked Crane Information Centre, but there's no getting away from the fact that you'll spen...

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Shingkhar Retreat

Shingkhar Guest House is a great base from where to explore the village. The rooms are basic but cosy, with mud walls and solar electricity. Meals are available...

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