Hot Springs Hotels in Paro

We loved every minute of our stay in this incredible place-the views from our room were magnificent, the food was superb and the staff were all so warm, specially Tshewang Dorji he take care us during our dining and we love his hospitality, chef Ganaga and Suraj make delicious food for us. Staying here felt like a holiday within a holiday.

My stay here was absolutely wonderful! The rooms were spotless and incredibly comfortable, providing a perfect place to unwind. The staff were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to ensure everything was perfect. The food was fantastic. The location couldn’t have been better—just a short stroll to the iconic all the local attractions. Despite being so close to everything, the quiet setting offered a peaceful retreat from the lively energy. Highly recommended for an exceptional experience!

Location - excellent food - average. The food needs variety and taste. Service- varies. Poor- any minor change from the menu served, they levy extra charge. Good- room service is prompt. Hygiene - the towels are not very fresh and bathroom does not smell very fresh, maybe due to poor ventilation in the bathroom. Amenities: the resort needs to keep a luggage weighing scale for international travellers. The property has been an orchard and farm house. Morning walks are good within the resort.

Wonderful luxury hotel close to the airport, great to end the trip. It has everything you expect from a luxury stay. Great staff, great service and we had a one bedroom villa which was large and private. Our butler Karma was excellent. This is our first experience with COMO hotels and we look forward to trying their other properties. Restaurant was good. Breakfast was good. The spa and indoor swimming pool were beautiful. The grounds were private and beautifully manicured with the friendly local dogs that come to visit daily. This was the first luxury category resort in Bhutan (read “oldest”). As some of the reviewers have noted, it is a bit “tired” and could do with a refresh. But it didn’t take away from the wonderful stay and staff.

Naksel was both our first and last accomodation in Bhutan, and it was the perfect bookend to a wonderful trip. The hotel is set high up a hillside on the outskirts of town, this provides with you stunning views across the valley, including Tiger's Nest and Jomolhari Mountain. The smaller cabins circle the main building, which houses the family room, business centre, lobby kitchens etc. The grounds themselves are beautiful, carts are available if the mild hills prove too steep for luggage. We stayed in the family room and it was simply gorgeous. Floor to ceiling windows make the most of the view, with a large living area and beds available for my family of four. The room was large, but cosy and warm - which wasn't the case everywhere in Bhutan. The heated tiles in the bathroom were an especial treat, as was the huge bathtub after a long day hiking. Food at the restaurant was a nice mix of Bhutanese, Western and Indian styles. It was always generous - extremely so! - and the quality was good. We enjoyed a hot stone bath to relax at the spa. However the best thing about Naksel is the service. Staff are incredibly helpful, friendly, attentive, thoughtful. We were taken up for an impromptu archery lesson one afternoon, the bar man treated me to some of the local spirit, ara, one night. Everyone was so friendly. I always felt cared for. When we come back to Bhutan I will definitely stay here.