Bhutan Happiness is a Place!

Six Senses Thimphu is located on an auspicious hillside overlooking the shimmering lights of Thimphu. With its grand design and outdoor ponds reflecting the sky above, Six Senses Thimphu offers spacious villas and suites, fitted with amenities to ensure guests a comfortable and pleasant stay. Some of these amenities include a wine fridge and minibar, a traditional wood-burning bukhari stove, tea and coffee making facilities, a TV with cable service, and unlimited Wi-Fi. Guests will enjoy the hotel restaurant with its healthy cuisine with an emphasis on local ingredients picked fresh from the lodge’s own organic gardens.

This beautiful lodge has a rustic feel and is blessed with a warmer climate. Six Senses Punakha offers a choice of suites and villas, pool, library, yoga and meditation huts, and serves as an excellent base from which to visit the majestic Punakha Dzong. This spectacular lodge takes on a more rustic rural feel complementing the warmer climate of its surroundings and offers sweeping views of the valley filled with rice paddy fields and dotted with traditional farmhouses. Guests can start the day with breakfast on the terrace overlooking the rice paddies as the mist clears through the valley, order a poolside barbecue for lunch and sample traditional Bhutanese dishes with a Western twist at Ari for dinner.

Designed to maximize what is surely one of the most scenic settings within the Six Senses Bhutan journey, Six Senses Paro is known as Stone Ruins – and guests will understand why when dining among them. The generous suites are designed with large windows and awe-inspiring valley views in mind. Neutral, relaxing tones are complemented by the simple lines of natural timber furniture and the presence of local touches such as Bukhari's (traditional wood-burning stoves) and vegetable-dyed, antique-washed Himalayan rugs. Eat With Six Senses is the guiding philosophy for tasty and wholesome dishes created from organic local produce. Guests can head back in time for a feudal dinner set among 12th-century ruins or visit a local farmhouse for a truly authentic Bhutanese dining experience.