Semeli Hotel

The room and bathroom were small, but the living room was large. The bed was comfortable and clean. Dinner was at the hotel's buffet; the variety wasn't extensive, but there was fish, pork, chicken, vegetables, and salads—all ingredients were very fresh. The local red wine was delicious. I was quite surprised to find a female server from Bhutan in the restaurant. Even though I'd been away from Bhutan for over half a year, I immediately thought of the Himalayas and asked to take a photo with her. Looking back at the photos, I noticed she looked angry in the first and serene in the second—as if she were about to subdue a demon! Brave yet mischievous. While we were talking about Padmasambhava, Thangtong Gyalpo, and Milarepa, the male server next to us had a puzzled expression. The breakfast was also delicious, leaning towards English style. The next day, when I checked out, two kind women at the front desk gave me a map. Their kindness warmed my heart and made me feel less like a stranger in this capital city and country. I'm so grateful to them! Although three months have passed and I've traveled to other places since, I still remember them.

The room is clean, the service is very good, and the breakfast is rich. I will choose this hotel next time. They also upgraded me to a family suite for free. I took pictures of the outside of the hotel, but not the inside. I personally think this hotel is cost-effective.

The facilities are complete; the service is good; and the value for money is great.

Very good, beautiful environment, clean and tidy. I will choose it next time

Very bad hotel, old and shabby, poor breakfast

這家店老舊設計，所有的東西也老舊。優點是餐飲不貴，停車免費。周邊沒亮點。除了停車還行，其它真沒出彩之處。