Lhaki Hotel

We were on last day of Bhutan trip. The stay was comfortable. Though the rooms were with old fashion didn't affect our stay. The front desk is attractive with good ambience. The staffs offered nice hospitality. We had very good dinner tickling our taste buds.

This hotel was at our first stop in Bhutan was satisfactory. It is a centrally located nice hotel with very helpful staff. Food was good but spicy. Rooms clean and decent. My wife dropped one of her ear tops, which we noticed next day. On our return journey we visited the hotel to enquire and were pleasantly surprised to be told that one cleaner Mr Nagina had found and deposited with the reception staff. lost, but FOUND. Thanks.

Not a good hotel to stay. Only 1 staff to manage entire hotel post 10. 30pm. Wanted water, called all numbers but no was there to attend. Had to go down myself for water. Housekeeping comes at 9am only. No dental kit. Had to ask reception to buy from outside for me.

We stayed in this hotel for one night while on our trip to Bhutan and here are few points to consider before booking- 1.Basic 1 star property - It's a very basic hotel with huge rooms but not to expect much except for staying only for transit. 2.No toiletries - They do not provide any dental kits or anything except for 1 towel for couple as they don't have more than one towel in each room. 3.Breakfast - Only bread toast with butter, jam and one item such as puri sabzi was available. Few pieces of cut fruits were also seen. 4.Good location - It's perfect location wise as one can go to the office and finish off the immigration formalities easily. 5.Washroom - These are in bad conditions such as broken bath tub, unclean comode, wash basins. 6. Room rate - Please decide on the basis of room rates as to is it worth staying or you can find a better place in that price. We stayed with family ans had two rooms but did not like the hotel much.

Centrally located at a stone throw away from the main market and bhutan entry point .. Rooms are clean and big , food is good as we tried the dinner at buffet . Hot water / heater are available in the room . Short stay as a transit point to thimpu or back to India ...

Thankfully this was just a transit hotel between crossing into Bhutan and moving on to Paro. Whilst the room, or rather the suite, we had was large and had everything needed, the aircon system was of a machine on the wall variety and made an unbelievable racket. Fortunately the unit in the lounge area was marginally quieter so one could turn off the one in the bedroom but that meant a hot and sticky, poor night's sleep rather than a cool and no night's sleep. Not a great alternative. We were told not to expect UK 5 star hotels in Bhutan so were semi expecting something like this.