Most of this hotel's rooms are bright and sunny, heated, have a TV and are very well kept. The name is apt for this central location. The down side is the seemingly endless staircase to access the rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This hotel has long been considered the best in Thimphu. With the arrival of the big boys in the form of Taj and Aman, the friendly Druk will settle for a lower profile - which will suit many of its fans. It is in the centre of town, overlooking Clocktower Square and boasts a bar… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The oddly named Dragon Roots boasts an elevator which, although small, should make this hotel relatively wheelchair friendly. The well-equipped rooms are cosy with wooden floors and carved furniture, and there is a large restaurant serving Bhutanese, Indian, Chinese and Continent… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The rooms in this former guesthouse are brightly decorated in Bhutanese décor and feature lots of polished wood. A vivid ghori hangs over each entrance to the spacious rooms, and the multicuisine restaurant specialises in local dishes. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The rooms of the Galingkha are spacious with basic facilities and furnishings. The fascinating aspect over the southern traffic circle is a bonus for the view but also a curse when the canine opera commences at night. The Thai restaurant downstairs is good for a change of cuisine… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Norling is central, cheap and noisy and the basic rooms are clean and the staff friendly. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The double rooms are comfy and well appointed with computer plug-in points, but show their age and are overdue for sprucing up. There is a good restaurant with the usual multicuisine menu and a business centre. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This new hotel was still receiving its finishing touches when we visited. The huge doubles had polished floorboards, thicker-than-usual mattresses, and tea and coffee facilities. The elevator, business centre and top-floor apartments were still works in progress, whereas the swis… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

On the east bank of the Wang Chhu is this hefty, pseudo-Bhutanese-style hotel. All of the spacious, carpeted, well-appointed rooms have a balcony with a river and town view. It's a little inconvenient if you want to stroll around town but there's a restaurant, business centre, co… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The rooms at the Taktsang are spacious and carpeted and share the dogs after dark. There is a multicuisine restaurant and a salon. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Tandin is in the centre of the city, near the cinema, and boasts a bar, restaurant and a nifty little philatelic shop. The rooms are plain and not immune to noise, but have the all-important heater plus the less necessary TV. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This friendly hotel is conveniently located near Clocktower Square. The rooms are a little tired but clean enough and there are larger suites available. The restaurant does great Indian food and the chef's shepherd's pie has attracted a small appreciation society. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The recently established Zey Zang is a comfortable and secure hotel at the top of the budget range. The rooms are rather characterless (save for the bright curtains), airy, carpeted, spotless and equipped with cable TV and heater. The small bathrooms have a shower but no tub. The… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

High above the Wang Chhu on the east bank is the charming Jambayang Resort. This sprawling old-fashioned guesthouse has 16 individual rooms, some with balcony and views, and four private apartments with kitchens. Many Bhutanese recommend the restaurant here with its great view. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This centrally located hotel bills itself as a boutique hotel and boasts a classy ambience and stylish décor. The rooms are tasteful, carpeted and comfortable; there is a health club with spa, and an excellent restaurant serving Indian, Continental, Chinese and Bhutanese dishes. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Looking older than its 1990s heritage, the rustic, wood-panelled Motithang is quite a distance above the business district, in a peaceful rural setting. The appealing rooms are lined in warm wood and there's a multicuisine restaurant. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Long-term guests can stay in these fully furnished (including TV) apartments and the rent includes cleaning and laundry. The restaurant specialises in Bhutanese banquets, where you must call ahead for a reservation. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

These spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom, fully furnished, fully serviced apartments boast polished floorboards, wood panelling and other nice touches. Nightly rates for short-term guests are available on request. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

At the time of research, the finishing touches were being applied to this centrally located, 66-room hotel that towers over Thimphu but cleverly incorporates traditional architecture. There are several categories of luxury accommodation, with all rooms beautifully appointed with … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This hotel overlooks the stadium and is a favourite of many expatriates. The wood-panelled, carpeted rooms are spacious, light and comfortable so don't be put off by the gloomy lobby. The nightly rates include breakfast and the restaurant has a good reputation. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This delightful guesthouse overlooks central Thimphu and oozes old-world charm. For long-staying guests there are five suites, each with a kitchen. The appealing restaurant is warmed by an open fire and dishes up continental, Chinese and Bhutanese fare at tables or on local-style… Full Lonely Planet Review ›