Bhutan guide

Where you’ll stay

From farmhouses to five-star lodges, chosen for character and setting.

Farm stays and homestays

A night or two with a farming family is often the part of a journey guests remember most: wooden houses with wide stairs, a wood-fired stove, home-cooked meals and a hot-stone bath. Rooms are simple and comfortable.

Heritage lodges and boutique hotels

Family-run lodges and characterful hotels in traditional buildings form the backbone of most of our journeys, with private bathrooms, good food and staff who know the area.

A grandmother and child by a farmhouse hearth
The hearth of a farmhouse homestay.

Luxury lodges

Bhutan has some exceptional luxury properties, including Amankora’s lodges, Six Senses, COMO Uma, Gangtey Lodge and Le Méridien. We’ll recommend the right ones for your route and style.

Choosing

Tell us what matters – views, character, comfort, privacy or spa – and we’ll match each night to it. Most guests mix styles, and the contrast is part of the pleasure.

Enquire

Begin planning your journey

Tell us a little about your plans and we'll reply personally, usually within a day. There's no obligation.