Bhutan Mandala Resort

A great place at the outskirts of the town. Elevated position and great views onto Paro. Well equipped room with heating, if needed. The best thing for us was the heated floor in the bathroom. Right what we needed after a long day hiking. Very nice staff, especially in the restaurant.

Great location, nice food , nice accommodation with incredible views and very very friendly staff………,,,,,…………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….xx

Great room, very well appointed. Spectacular view from private terrace on the Paro valley. Big bathtub and heating floor in bathroom. Thats why we put 5 score Restaurant and breakfast very average. No toilet shower and hot-cold water not working properly

We spent a total of 3 nights at this hotel in Paro. For us, it was easily the worst place we stayed at in 2 weeks in Bhutan. We were in the room closest to the lobby. The first night there was tons of noise right outside the room from a group of bicycle riders. Right off the bat, some of the power outlets didn't work. When my husband went to take a shower, there was no hot water. They subsequently managed to "fix" the hot water problem but only partially. We had a choice then of either scalding hot water or cold water because of the dysfunctional water valves. The last night we spent there (before flying out of Paro), we did not shower at all. That morning, there was only one choice of water: hot. From the sink and the shower. The breakfast was adequate but not very good. We had far better food elsewhere for breakfast. We did not eat dinner there. The rooms are small but of adequate size. The bed and pillows were okay and the room was clean. The hotel does offer great views across the rice fields and the Paro valley. The views may outweigh the negatives, especially if you don't need a shower!

This was the last stop on our tour of Bhutan. We’d been to Thimphu and Punakha and we spent the last 3 nights here. This is family run hotel and it reminded me of my own family’s hotel in Dublin. The warmth and welcome we received from the family and the staff was very heart warming. The room was very much in an alpine chalet style, - wooden walls & floors and magnificent views across the Paro valley. There was a very effective convection heater which kept the room nice and toasty as long as we kept the bathroom door closed. In common with the other hotels on our journey though Bhutan, this is a fairly basic hotel but we were very warm in our room and there was plenty of hot water. The bed was very comfortable and we slept very well for the most part. Barking dogs are present but the white noise app on my phone was a great help whilst we slept. The shower arrangement in the bathroom was odd, I think it was a wet room but we couldn’t face the prospect of the bathroom being covered in water so we opted to have baths instead. This was quite lovely actually as the view out the bathroom windows was absolutely stunning, day or night. The food here was cracking, really really good and served with such grace and humour. The restaurant was quite cold but the hotel provided heaters which created a little oasis of warmth around us. Tea, coffee, kettle etc was provided and Wi-Fi topped out at 7.5mbps. We would definitely stay at this hotel again.

Delicious food, extremely friendly and helpful, and super warm rooms. Good array of foods and you will not go hungry. One heater in my room but it was more than enough (cold here in March). Floor was heated in the bathroom!! I didn’t see a sauna but it mentioned it on Tripadvisor so I’m unsure about that.