Hotel Olathang is Bhutan’s largest hotel sprawling over 28 acres of wooded land situated atop a hill overlooking the visually stunning and historically fascinating Paro valley. The hotel sits amidst blue pine forests and lush greenery exuding an ambience of peace and tranquility, enthralling visitors with its close intimacy with nature. The architectural design has a purely Bhutanese touch and feel to it, while at the same time maintaining modern amenities, ensuring guests a warm and comfortable stay. The exquisite wood-paneled rooms in the central building or in one of the picturesque cottages are all designed for your ultimate comfort.

Hotel Jumolhari is in the heart of Thimphu adjacent to the city's main square. It is one of the leading hotels in Thimphu with traditional Bhutanese hospitality and a distinctive boutique style décor. 26 well-appointed rooms provide the utmost comfort and convenience and all rooms are fully equipped with up to date facilities and few rooms provide an enviable panoramic view of the valley.

Hotel Zangtopelri in the Punakha Valley has incredible views of the river and the rice terraces that soar above it. The 24 bedrooms are in six rammed-earth houses that echo the shape of a ruined 17th-century fort on the hill above. All rooms have a log-burning stove and are paneled in indigenous wood. The freestanding terrazzo bathtubs are a big plus, as are the enormous beds.

Hotel Dewachen: Encircled by pine forests in the hidden valley of Phobjikha, Gangtey Gompa, the Dewachen hotel features sixteen double rooms with modern bathroom fittings and a restaurant with a magnificent view and the finest cuisine prepared by professional chef.

Wangdichholing Resort is nestled picturesquely facing fascinating Bumthang valley and river. The charming lodge features comfortable rooms, decorated in traditional style and offer stunning, panoramic views from the lodge balcony and verandah.