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Iconic architecture, Mountain views, Spa with Hot Stone Bath
Couples,
Families
Reflecting traditional Bhutanese Dzong architecture and adorned with hand-drawn Buddhist murals, trumpets, and large bells, one would not, at first glance, believe that behind this property’s grand exterior was a hotel.
Relax with holistic rituals such as a Bhutanese Hot Stone Bath at the Jiva Spa, or swim in the pool – one of Bhutan’s few heated hotel pools. You’ll even find a temple in the courtyard with a resident monk who can bless your travels. Guests are offered the chance to wear a local dress for dinner in the evening (Gohs for the men and Kira for the women), and the hotel’s Bhutanese speciality restaurant, Chig Ja Gye, is inspired by the Mahayana Buddhist culture.
Pemako Thimpu brings together Bhutanese design, generous space and excellent service, making it a refined stop on any Bhutan journey. For those who appreciate calm luxury between sightseeing days, it’s a standout choice.
The essence of Bhutanese art and architecture is prominent throughout the 66 comfortable, spacious rooms and suites. They are beautifully designed and have views overlooking the mountains and town. If you like a living area, the suites are your best option, while the deluxe rooms offer balconies for you to drink in the beautiful scenery.
A few of our favourite routes – hand-picked by the team and ripe for tweaking.
Think of them as conversation starters. Curiosity sparkers. Not fixed plans – just ideas for what your holiday could look like, shaped by years of local know-how and the kind of immersive experiences that live long in the memory.