Boutique TRAVEL

If you’re planning a visit to Bhutan and are seeking both luxury and adventure, look no further. Bridge To Bhutan also offers deals at four other great luxury hotels in Bhutan. During the last few years, few boutique hotels have opened in Bhutan. The fusion of modern minimalist and indigenous styles gives a unique feel.

Whether you are seeking luxury accommodations for your entire Bhutan tour or for a night or two, Bridge To Bhutan can offer a choice of several highly acclaimed luxury resorts in Bhutan, including the Aman Resorts, located in five separate valleys, and Uma, with its unique blend of Bhutanese and modern architecture in Paro. We have established excellent contacts with these unique hotels/resorts and can also upgrade you for one or more nights, subject to availability and extra payment. We can help you make reservations at these unique places at the best possible rates.

Browse through Bridge To Bhutan's selection of luxury accommodations:

Uma Paro, Paro
Sitting atop a hill in 38 acres of parkland, commanding panoramic views of the Paro Valley, Como Hotels and Resorts' Uma Paro consists of 9 Superior rooms, 9 deluxe rooms, 2 Suites, 8 one-bed villas, and 1 two-bed villa. The main hotel used to belong to a Bhutanese nobleman and is built using traditional Bhutanese materials and design. The villas are secluded separately in the grounds. Interior design is simple and elegant with subtle Bhutanese themes. There is an indoor swimming pool, hot stone baths, saunas and steam rooms. You may enjoy Ayurvedic and Asian therapies, a library, an intimate bar and a unique circular timbered restaurant that has floor to ceiling windows and central bukhari wood-burning fireplace.

Room rate: Doubles from USD 350 per night

Amankora Luxury Resorts in Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey and Bumthang Valleys
Located at the far end of Paro Valley and near the ruined fortress of Drugyel Dzong, Amankora is conceptualized as a Bhutanese village. The 24 wood-paneled suites are contained in buildings with natural rammed-earth walls. Peace and tranquility prevail. All you have here are the sounds of the forest. Approaching on a winding path of pine needles you arrive at a stone-flagged courtyard surrounded by lime-washed stone buildings. Emphasis is placed on the superlative spa facilities, but the library, living room and dining room have true class, and enjoy views of Bhutan's second highest peak, Jumolhari. The suites with their king-size beds, traditional bukhari wood-burning stoves, and terrazzo baths, are open plan luxury. There are no televisions at Amankora. Other smaller lodges by Aman were opened in 2006 at Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey and Jakar. The Punakha property is particularly attractive. These too may be booked through Bridge To Bhutan.

Room rate: Doubles from USD 1,500 per night

Hotel Taj Tashi, Thimphu
Taj Tashi is the newest of the luxury hotels. Set in the heart of the Thimphu Valley, the Taj Tashi, is a gateway to a land steeped in mythology and magic. The mountain kingdom of Bhutan remains one of the old world’s last few strongholds, as yet unspoilt by civilization. In keeping with the enchanting surrounds, the hotel is a blend of Bhutan’s Dzong architecture and modern design. Adorned with classical hand-drawn Buddhist murals, its 66 elegant guestrooms afford guests striking highlights of the region’s art and colour. Besides breathtaking views of the mountains that rise above the Thimphu valley. Spacious, luxuriously appointed rooms capture the essence of Bhutanese art and architecture in a contemporary setting. The rooms offer exquisite views of the mountains and the township. Taj Tashi has 66 rooms and suites including • 48 deluxe rooms • 4 deluxe rooms with sit-out • 5 luxury rooms • 3 deluxe suites • 2 duplex suites • 4 luxury suites

Room rate: Doubles from USD 480 per night

Hotel Zhiwa-ling, Paro
Located in Paro district of Bhutan, the luxurious Zhiwa Ling Hotel is about 12 km from the international airport. The special features of these magnificent establishments are:
Zhiwa Ling has 42 rooms and 3 suites.

Room rate: Doubles from USD 300 per night

Six Senses Thimphu
The architecture and design of the spacious lodge reflect the values of Bhutanese culture: simplicity and harmony. The lodge reflects a particular aspect of Bhutan, offering guests new perspectives along their journey through the five valleys. Look out across Thimphu Valley to the 170 foot (52 meter) giant Buddha!

Six Senses Punakha
This spectacular lodge takes on a more rustic rural feel complementing the warmer climate of its surroundings and offers sweeping views of the valley filled with rice paddy fields and dotted with traditional farm houses.

Six Senses Paro
Generous suites are designed with large windows and awe-inspiring valley views in mind. Neutral, relaxing tones are complemented by the simple lines of natural timber furniture and the presence of local touches such as bukharis (traditional wood-burning stoves) and vegetable-dyed, antique-washed Himalayan rugs.

Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, Paro
The only 5-star resort that offers traditional spa-inclusive.

Le Méridien Thimphu
Located at Thimphu and just few steps away from shops and entertainment, and conveniently accessible to Memorial Chorten, Tashichho Dzong and other celebrated attractions. 78 elegant guest rooms and suites boast authentic Bhutanese-style furnishings and stellar amenities. Relax and revitalize with various selection of leisure facilities including swimming pool and pampering spa.

dusitD2 Yarkay Thimphu
Designed to reflect the rich cultural heritage of Bhutan’s captivating capital, dusitD2 Yarkay Thimphu welcomes guests with smart style and local charm.
The lobby is adorned with local artworks, design features reference a beloved national folktale and facilities include a spa, a fully equipped gym and international restaurant.

Please contact us if you are interested in upgrading or extending your stay in Bhutan to include one of these luxury hotels/resorts.