Accommodations in Bhutan

Truly Bhutan offers an extensive range of Accommodations in Bhutan, catering to a diverse range of preferences, from opulent 5-star hotels to cozy homestays set in traditional Bhutanese surroundings. The cordiality and luxury of these hotels, along with their exceptional atmosphere and hospitality, promise a comfortable stay for visitors.

The various types of Accommodations in Bhutan are classified into Hotels, Resorts, Farmhouse, Homestay, and Guest Houses. Hikers embarking on long expeditions can expect to be equipped with essential camping equipment such as tents. Regardless of the type of accommodation visitors choose, they can be assured of the utmost comfort and traditional Bhutanese hospitality.

Bhutan has an abundance of lodging options, ranging from humble, simple, and hygienic local lodges to grand resorts that offer the epitome of luxury. There are hundreds of hotels scattered throughout the country, graded according to a stringent 5-star rating system regulated at the national level. To ensure their comfort, the Department of Tourism mandates that all Bhutan tour operators provide their clients with at least three-star certified accommodations.

Although amenities such as television, room service, fitness centers, spas, and Wi-Fi are commonly available, their availability may vary depending on the hotel. Similarly, guesthouses graded using the same rating system as hotels offer varying levels of services.

Visitors seeking a unique and immersive cultural experience can opt for a night in a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse or homestay. Agriculture is a principal source of livelihood in Bhutan, and staying at a farmstay provides a remarkable opportunity to witness the daily life of a typical Bhutanese family. As guests observe the age-old farming traditions passed down through generations, they can indulge in the warmth and unparalleled hospitality of their Bhutanese hosts and savor delectable home-cooked meals.

All officially sanctioned and listed farmstays are located in the stunning Bhutanese countryside, far from the hustle and bustle of urban areas. However, guests should note that they will be living in a traditional manner, without access to electricity and running water. While hot water can be provided by the family, it is typically served in a wash basin or bowl.

Bhutan has accommodations available in various locations, including Bumthang, Gelephu, Haa, Lhuntse, Mongar, Phuntsholing, Trashigang, Trongsa, Tsirang, Wangdiphodrang, Zhemgang, Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha.