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"Ok Property . nice people. Overpriced .Not worth the price ."

"Good comfortable place with large size rooms. The property is located in the midst of very beautiful natural surroundings."

"Large comfortable rooms with great valley view. Good location close to restaurants and shopping. Only drawback is that F&B is just average and needs improvement."

"Loved the peaceful atmosphere and the little bar."

"Hotel staff were really good"

"Good location, clean, comfortable room, but staff not friendly or welcoming, "

"Very spacious rooms and even had an enclosed sun patio. Staff was very friendly and helped us with a taxi reservation ack to the airport. It’s about a 30 minute walk into downtown Paro. Easy to do and you won’t get lost. Do have to walk uphill on the way back but not that hard. Would definitely stay there again"

"I have traveled to Bhutan many times and have a tradition about staying in Paro my first night to hike to the Tigers Nest next day and then on to Thimphu. But, I booked an outdoor cabin and received a dark room in the main hotel. I have stayed at this hotel before booked through a local guide group and my room was fine - but this time I was most disappointed. Booking directly from a third source is often a problem I have found. The room I 'think' I have booked is not what is given to me upon...

"Friendly staff who were helpful. Big room with good heater. Difficult to find entrance to hotel. Water leaked from two places onto bathroom floor. 3 mornings in a row-- no water! No decorations-- very basic. Won't stay again."

"The FOH and bar staff were very pleasant and helpful. However, our room was not ready at 2pm and when we finally checked in at 4pm the bathroom was dirty (the room itself was fine and big). We had to ask the housekeeping to do the bathroom, and while cleaning, they did not replace an empty loo roll. The reason we booked it was its proximity to the airport and it served that purpose. The staff were doing their best in the circumstances, with big groups of unruly tourists arriving by bus."