This is a sortable list of the hotels featured on this website for Bhutan
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Amankora Bumthang - Bumthang
Located in the rarely visited Bumthang Valley, the newest of the Amankora properties in Bhutan is ideally located just outside of this vibrant town and is a perfect base for visiting the many ancient Dzongs and for the excellent trekking this area is famous for. At the moment there are some infrequent flights from Paro making it a lot easier to include in a trip to Bhutan.
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Amankora Gangtey - Gangtey
With commanding views down into one of Bhutan’s magical glacial valleys, the Amankora Gangtey has the perfect location in the little visited Phobjikha Valley, famous for being a migration spot for the Black Neck Cranes who come down from the Tibetan Plateau once a year. As with all the Amankora properties, the rooms are identical, the dining room has floor to ceiling windows with sweeping views down into the valley.
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Amankora Paro - Paro
At an elevation of over 2,000 metres, the Paro Valley is the perfect end to most journeys through the Kingdom. The first and the largest of the Aman properties in Bhutan and is still one of the best in this small Himalayan Kingdom. Located outside overlooking the town of Paro, the Amankora is nestled nicely within a pine clad forest with spectacular views across to Mount Jumolhari, this rustic resort but with a very contemporary design with a large flagstone courtyard.
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Amankora Punakha - Punakha
The Amankora Punakha resort is set just outside the small town of Punakha and only a short drive away from the 17thCentury Punakha Dzong, the major attraction in the area. Converted from an old farm house once owned by the Bhutanese Royal family, the Amankora Punakha makes excellent use of the traditional architecture of the area but still showing contemporary elements among the rustic design. The resort has a spa, perfect after trekking through the rice paddies in the area or visiting the Dzong. The resort has a long list of other activities you can indulge in like mountain biking. This particular Amankora is our favourite lodge in Bhutan at Asia Odyssey.
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Amankora Thimpu - Thimpu
Set in the upper reaches of the Motithang area, the 16 suite Amankora Thimpu lodge is located just outside of Bhutan’s capital city and close to all the sights and shopping that this small relaxing city has to offer. Nicely nestled within a blue pine forest it has a wonderful secluded feel to it. The suites combine a bedroom and lounge and feature a bukhari wood burning stove and views across a landscaped courtyard or the pine forests. This is the most luxurious lodge within the capital and is inspired by the country’s Dzongs with whitewashed buildings and high ceilings. A fantastic start to any Bhutan journey.
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The Raven Crown Resort - Trongsa
The Raven Crown Resort is the newest property and set overlooking the amazing Trongsa Valley and the Trongsa Dzong. The resort is built around a set of oak trees giving it a natural and tranquil atmosphere befitting its natural surroundings. The hotel has a spa centre which has a Dho Tshos, the traditional Bhutanese Hot Stone Bath, steam rooms as well as a year round heated swimming pool. The Raven Crown Resort is the best option in Trongsa and is perfect for your overnight stay.
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Uma Paro - Paro
The Uma Paro located on a hilltop overlooking the stunning Paro Valley, the suites and villas are Bhutanese in design with some rooms overlooking the amazing pine forest.
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Uma Punakha - Punakha
This new intimate luxury lodge is a welcome addition to Punakaha, situated on a bend overlooking the Mo River and every room or suite has commanding views of the valley. Blending perfectly with its surroundings with a modern contemporary design blended with simple neutral colours.
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