Hotels

From the time we arrived in Kolkata, our hotels have been getting better and better. When I saw the hotel in Paro (our last stop for the trip), suddenly YMCA in Kolkata sprang to my mind, and I thought, ‘Wao, what a contrast, what a treat – the best has been saved for last!’

The hotel (completed only in 2008), located in the midst of farmland with mountain view at all angles, has only eight rooms. And so with the ten of us, plus our group leader and the crew, we had the whole hotel to ourselves!

We had three-night stay in the hotel. If only I could stay longer… yes, IF ONLY…

Hotel Druk, Phuentsholing

Hotel Kisa, Thimphu

Domchen Resort, Punakha (above and below)


Our hotel rooms (in Punakha)
overlooking Puna Tsang Chu (River)

Puna Tsang Chu

Village Lodge (middle), Paro, flanked by
140-year-old Bhutanese houses on both sides.

Bathroom with heated floor

One big happy family!
Dinner at the hotel dining room.

The hotel is located in the midst of farmland...

…with snow-capped mountain view.