Tiger’s Nest Resort is a top-rated resort in Paro, Bhutan, known for its stunning mountain views and close proximity to the Taktsang Monastery trail. The resort features spacious rooms with beautiful wooden interiors that stay warm even in cold weather, offering a cozy retreat. Guests are consistently impressed by the exceptional hospitality—staff go out of their way to make stays special, such as upgrading rooms or decorating for birthdays. The food is excellent, with plenty of delicious options, and the service is warm and professional. The location is ideal for trekkers heading to Tiger’s Nest, yet it also provides a peaceful atmosphere with panoramic views. The resort’s vintage charm, combined with modern comforts, creates a unique experience. Many guests rate it as the best stay in Bhutan, praising the staff’s attention to detail and genuine care. If you’re looking for a memorable resort stay near Paro’s iconic monastery, Tiger’s Nest Resort offers a perfect blend of comfort, service, and scenery.
Souvik Mukherjee
in the last weekExcellent property with nice food and warm hospitality, highly recommended.
Abhilash Mahakul
in the last weekExcellent hotel to stay if you are visiting Paro..just below the mountain harbouring the Tigers Nest Monastery. Nice food and nice service.
Alan Trewhitt
in the last weekBest view of the Tigers Nest Monastery. Very quite when we visited mid Oct26. Rather Austrian in style (lots of varnished wood) sadly could do with some decor and fittings update. 6miles outside Para so a taxi ride onto town. Bhutan is a must place to visit before they open to the outside world.
B Saraf
a week agoWe had a fantastic stay at Tiger’s Nest Resort, Paro. The staff were extremely helpful and personable, making us feel very welcome. There was a great variety of food, all of excellent quality, and the views from our room were beautiful. A lovely experience overall. Would happily recommend!
李李
a week agoIt's right across from Kokan-ji Temple! You can see Kokan-ji Temple from the hotel entrance! But our room this time faces a different direction, so I don't know if there are any other rooms with a view of Kokan-ji Temple.