Hotel Gangtey Palace

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Hotel Gangtey Palace - double room
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Hotel Gangtey Palace - double room
“A beautiful heritage hotel set in a luscious tropical garden with an authentic Bhutanese temple and hot stone bath. Inside the castle, guests will find traditional Bhutanese tapestries and decor. All rooms have unique antiquities and views of the valley. The restaurant serves delicious food. ”

Recommended for

  • Total relaxation

    • Ayurvedic massage and a traditional hot stone bath with natural flowing spring water leave guests feeling relaxed and refreshed

  • Back to Nature

    • The palace is nestled in the Paro valley commanding breathtaking views of the landscape

  • Trekking

    • There are a plethora of great treks through the jungle and surrounding hills where walkers can discover ancient monasteries

  • Museums

    • The nearby national museum of Bhutan allows guests to discover the region's rich natual and cultural heritage

  • Sights nearby

    • The Taktshang, the Tiger’s Nest Monastery is a hike away and is one of Bhutan's most beautiful artefacts

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Views

  • Child friendly

  • Pet friendly

  • Antiques

  • Historic

  • Restaurant

  • Hills & mountains

Facilities

  • Rooms

    19 rooms in this hotel

  • Views

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Massage

  • Outdoor dining

  • Walking distance restaurants

  • Bar

  • Parking

  • Sitting Room

  • Child friendly

  • Pet friendly

  • Garden

  • Restaurant

Activities

  • Trekking

    • There are a plethora of great treks through the jungle and surrounding hills where walkers can discover ancient monasteries

  • Museums

    • The nearby national museum of Bhutan allows guests to discover the region's rich natual and cultural heritage

  • Sights nearby

    • The Taktshang, the Tiger’s Nest Monastery is a hike away and is one of Bhutan's most beautiful artefacts

Map & Location

Other reviews

TRAVEL GUIDE TO BHUTAN

Once a palace of Bhutan's second king, this aristocratic home is a real gem complete with a stunningly frescoed altar room (a religious shrine is included in most Bhutanese homes). There are 19 generously sized rooms, a restaurant serving Indian, Western and Bhutanese dishes, a lounge/bar with magnificent views of Paro's dzong (fortress-monastery), and beautifully tended grounds.

Originally published by Conde Nast Traveler

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