Best Hotels in Paro
Explore Paro from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Nirvana Inn
"Food was good and tasty room service is excellent rooms are best for 3 persons environment is good"
Tenzinling Resort
"Our stage for two days was really fantastic in that wonderful place. Sangay and the rest of the staff were ready to help in all our needs with infinite willingness. We highly recommend this place."
Taktsangri-La : Faraway Heaven
"Beautifully decorated building in a traditional local style with modern architectural influences. Attentive owners do everything to make the stay pleasant. Highly recommended!"
Hotel Center Point
"Beautiful place. Heritage look of the Property is amazing. Very well maintained. Helpful, co-operative and courteous staff. Located very close to the market which was very convenient. Excellent breakfast ,lunch & Dinner. Food quality served was very good. Overall it as a very pleasant experience. Will definitely recommend this place for stay while visiting again."
Hotel Khamsum
"The rooms were very spacious and the views were mindblowing, the food was a bit expensive but overall it was a wonderful experience"
Paro Heritage Hotel
"Lovingly restored oldest hotel in Paro with amazing views, great coffee and karma. We enjoyed a wonderful traditional Bhutanese banquet dinner and western breakfast."
Rema Resort
"Rema resort staff service is par excellence. We visited them on our anniversary eve and they decorated our room. Any request was always quickly honored and answered. Location is also driving distance from main market. View from room and resort are lovely."
Silver Cloud Hotel
"Staff were attentive, friendly, & accommodating; they even made a special breakfast for me and my bland American tastes when the Indian buffet was too spicy for me. The cafe next door had delicious pizza. The rooms were quiet & comfortable and I especially liked that the hotel had a view of the mountains & was within a short walking distance to a beautiful soothing river where i would sit & meditate & soak my tired feet after hiking up to Tigers Nest."
Nirvana Lodge
"One of best and most comfortable stays. It was completely worth every penny. The host was responsive and helpful even before we entered Bhutan by informing us the rules and requirements of a driver and guide. The check in was quick and easy. We were welcomed with a welcome drink which was much needed as it was a cold day. The chef(Mr Icha Ram Adhikari ) and the other staff ( Aita Maya) were kind and helpful. The food was amazing and the chef even made pancakes for us on our check out day. Everything was well organised, room was spacious and clean , all amenities were provided and everything was functional. The lodge is fairly close to both the tiger nest( must visit in Bhutan) and the paro market( amazing for shopping and eateries). We ended up extending our stay by a day and would recommended this place to everyone."
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Zhiwaling Heritage Hotel
"Incredibly photogenic 5-star hotel located just 20 mins from Paro Airport. Booked a junior suite for 2 nights at the end of my 10-day Bhutan trip and enjoyed every minute of it, including all the modern luxury amenities in my room alone which included an authentic Bhutanese ground coffee complete with French press! Every detail exudes class... down to the toiletries and in-room cutlery. The architecture is simply gorgeous and the main hotel building which houses the reception lobby and restaurants also has numerous comfortable seating areas overlooking the Paro valley... great for relaxing, sitting quietly or reading a book. There's also a small Buddhist temple at the top which you can visit and take pictures of - a good preview of what's to come from you Bhutan trip if this was your first stop. Food was generally very good, offering a good mix of Western dishes and an authentic Bhutanese platter... again, a good introduction if this is your first stop in Bhutan. But as I was already on my last leg of the trip I opted for the Western options including the beef burger (very good) and twice-cooked pork belly (a bit tough). Like what I had experienced for most of my trip, locals seem to still need to get the hang of cooking meat, something perhaps not widespread given the Buddhist culture. :) Otherwise, the food, including their homemade ice cream was excellent. Staff was incredibly attentive, hospitable and responsive, as one has come to expect from the very gracious Bhutanese people. If I had one feedback is that there was NO BIDET in my room which was really strange given that even the smallest 3-star guesthouse I stayed in over the course of my holiday had one. I mentioned this to one of the staff who explained that they were slowly upgrading all the rooms to have a toilet bidet, so I guess I was just unlucky I got one of the older rooms (which was still gorgeous nonetheless)! So don't forget to request for one if this is something you're expecting. Overall, a great way to pamper yourself after all the physically taxing hiking and driving through Bhutan. You can easily spend a day simply soaking up the beauty of the hotel (which I did!) and enjoying all the other FREE activities (which I didn't do as had already seen/done them all earlier in the week!)."
Le Méridien Paro, Riverfront
"Amazing hotel, situation. And great staff I would like to mention Tashi Tobgay he was taking care of us all the time. He has been so kind with us Thanks all The team"
Taj Paro Resort And Spa, Bhutan
"We had a wonderful family lunch at Taj Paro today. The food was excellent, a special thanks to Chef Satyajeet for creating such a memorable dining experience. Mr. Ayush for taking the time to show us around the beautiful property and making us feel so welcome. We also appreciate the warm hospitality from Sangeeta, Tashi, Sanju and Bhim, who looked after us with genuine warmth and hospitality throughout our visit. We truly enjoyed our time and look forward to visiting again..."
Como Uma Paro
"Excellent service! Food was awesome The staff complies to all the customer requests They have the facility of packing BF if u leave early for treks which is so useful Staff was very polite and the villas and rooms , both are very comfortable We stayed for 1 night in the villa..wish we could have stayed longer The manager , Agraj Tyagi was very gracious and polite ! Thank you for such a comfortable stay "
Tsherim Resort
"The pillow was soft. Good service,friendly staffs, new property.. Open karaoke Warm wellcome 5 min drive from paro town Good management Immediate helping hand from all team members. Nice location 👍👍👍👍👍👍"
Dzi Pema
"Dzi Pema is a smallish hotel on the slope of a hill a little away from Paro town. It has excellent views of the Paro valley. My room had a direct view of Rinpung Dzong, but not all rooms may have that. In any case, there is a common gazebo like structure with sofas and books which has the same view that any guest can enjoy. Meals are served in a cozy dining area next to the reception and the kitchen. The staff led by Dechen were always warm and attentive. The coziness of the place and the attitude of the hosts rubbed off on the guests as well, and whenever we guests got together at the dining area, we had friendly conversations, swapping stories of where we had been or planned to visit and about our backgrounds. All in all, a very memorable stay. This was the first hotel on my trip. I reached out to them before the trip. They were responsive on email and Mr Tandin ended up helping me quite a bit with Bhutan rules and I made changes to my plans accordingly."
Naksel Boutique Hotel & Spa
"We suffered through a Two-night stay in three different rooms and not one was fit for habitation! The Hotel is well outside of town and a bit of a challenging drive through the local village, construction, and narrow roads ending at an appealing wooden structure built into the side of the mountain. This is all part of the charm – The charm ends once you are checked into the room! A few hours after checking into the first room we lost heating a necessary requirement in early March. Twice that night the engineer would arrive and reset the heating, indicating another occupant had adjusted their thermostat which would shut down the heat in all four units. We awoke at 4:00 AM again with no heat and a cold room. Again, the heating was reset – Only to last less than a couple of hours. All the hotel would do is indicate there is nothing we can do except provide you with electric space heaters which did not heat the large room and apologize, “Sorry for the inconvenience” Our guide and tour company next battled on our behalf to get us another room which only happened when they threatened to move us to a different Hotel. Room number two, had central heating and heated floors. This time the opposite occurred. The bathroom floors were so hot we could not stand on them in slippers or bear feet, the heating unit just pumped out continuous heat. After leaving the exterior doors open for two hours the temperature in the room was still 29.0! The hotels solution was to spread towels out on the washroom floor so we did not burn our feet! With the help of our guide and tour operator we would move late at night to yet a third room. The third room had no issues with heating. However, my husband while sitting on the toilet turned to get paper and the toilet tipped over and he fell off unto the floor. Embarrassing, undignified and horrified do not describe what could have been an injurious incident. All the hotel would say was, “sorry for the inconvenience”. See photos of a toilet that was not attached to the pipe or the floor! Not one of the three rooms were fit for habitation & we believe the hotel was fully cognizant of this, yet greedily crossed their fingers and rented the rooms out hoping tourists would just accept the conditions for one or two nights while the hotel profited! This hotel caters to tour groups who take over the hotel – Not being part of one of the large tour groups we were left to fend for ourselves and watch the large tour groups be served cooked breakfast eggs while our order went unfilled even though ours was submitted first! Greedy ownership and a hotel not fit for habitation all the while masquerading as a four-star property! “Sorry for the inconvenience is not an acceptable response!” Shame on you Naskel – Not only have you tarnished our perception of your resort & Country, you have tarnished your good name and that of the Country of Bhutan whom you also represent!"
Gawaling Hotel
"We stay at Gawaling every time we visit Paro. The service is always excellent, the rooms quiet and comfortable and the food is very good. It is the perfect weekend getaway. The location is excellent as well. Close to downtown yet peaceful and quiet as if you are in the countryside! Highly recommended!"
Taktshang Paradise
"This hotel is very good value for money considering its price range. The staff and owner are super hospitable and very accommodating to guests’ needs. The food is good, and the location is close to Tiger’s Nest so it’s a great option for those hiking up to the monastery next morning. Overall highly recommended."
Treenz Lite Paro
"The environment outside this hotel is very good, like a small courtyard, there will be a bonfire at night, very warm. The service attitude of the staff is also very good, the dinner is very full, the morning flight is early, the front desk also packaged breakfast for us. The room is also very large, but it is all wood, and the darker color is used, so it looks dirty. But it doesn't matter, the hotel for more than 300 yuan a night is the same style as the homestay that needs to drive to the suburbs in China, but this hotel is very suitable for guests who take the early flight the next day, because it takes 10 minutes to drive to the airport. The driver is also a hotel, no matter how late or early, you can arrange a drop-off. So, it can be said that it is very worthwhile to experience it on the last day in Bhutan!"
Tashiling Hotel
"Really a great place to stay. Room rates are Really cheap and food is great with friendly staff. Worth visiting this place at Paro."
Spirit of Bhutan Resort
"We stayed at this hotel for two nights while in Paro. The location was great as you could easily walk into town for shopping and restaurants. The room was spacious and clean with a great nighttime view of Rinpung Dzong. The bed, like many in Bhutan, was very firm and we needed to ask for some additional blankets for extra padding. My biggest compliant about this hotel was the lack of breakfast options and the box breakfast that they made us the morning of our hike to Tigers Nest cost us something like $20 USD for a small sandwich and a boiled egg. If you stay here, I would recommend planning all your meals elsewhere. Also, bring earplugs, as there are a lot of stray dogs that bark nearby at night."
Olathang Cottages
"Absolutely stunning location, beautiful lodge with a recently refurbished shower room which was huge. We absolutely loved it in our lodge. So peaceful, we were sad to leave. Evening buffet was good, specially prepared for the few tourists that were there. Breakfast ok, but it would have been lovely to have had more fresh fruit and curd available, we did ask and got some. Excellent Masala tea."
The Village Lodge Paro
"Non-existent welcome (no welcome drink, no special attention, arrived at 6:00 p.m.; no lounge or reception open, just the icy corridors and stairs!). However, very good bedding. Dogs bark at the start of the night then calm down. Good restaurant for dinner although the room is small, the dishes are good. Bathroom needs to be reviewed (unhygienic pipes and pebbles). Quite a good breakfast. Not that far from the city by car. In short, we recommend it."
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FAQ – Hotels in Paro
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What is the average price of a hotel in Paro this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Paro this weekend is £48 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £145 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Paro this weekend typically cost £1,002 per night.
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How much do hotels in Paro cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Paro during weekdays is £48 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £145 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Paro generally cost £993 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Paro?
Some of the best places to stay in Paro are near popular attractions like National Museum Of Bhutan, Taktshang Goemba and Paro Dzong, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Paro near National Museum Of Bhutan?
Some of the top hotels in Paro near National Museum Of Bhutan include Nirvana Inn (from £17), Tshongdu Boutique (from £22) and Hotel Center Point (from £29), all offering easy access to National Museum Of Bhutan, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Paro?
The most popular Paro hotels for your stay: Nirvana Inn (from £17), Le Méridien Paro, Riverfront (from £295) and Zhiwaling Heritage Hotel (from £373) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Paro are pet friendly?
Tiger's Nest Resort - Best Resort in Paro, Bhutan (from £45) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Paro are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Le Méridien Paro, Riverfront (from £295), Zhiwaling Heritage Hotel (from £373) and Tshongdu Boutique (from £22) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Paro have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Olathang Cottages (from £38) has hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Paro have swimming pools?
Le Méridien Paro, Riverfront (from £295) and Zhiwaling Heritage Hotel (from £373) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Paro offer an especially good breakfast ?
Le Méridien Paro, Riverfront (from £295),Zhiwaling Heritage Hotel (from £373) and Como Uma Paro (from £344) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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