Le Méridien Paro, Riverfront

One of the best hotels around Paro and the location is near the river front ! Great ambience with friendly staff Lovely view from the restaurant serving food ! Lots of choice of foods available from every Asian corner & also European foods The rooms are all big and spacious and every modern with lots of plugs The bathroom is also spacious and has has all the toiletries

Our Bhutan trip with Le meridian was excellent, since my husband is titanium member we got complimentary lounge with drinks & snacks Mr Ugyen the bartender in the bar gave us a very good service. I would recommend everyone this place for their comfortable stay

My husband and I are really enjoying our visit. The spa is lovely and the hotel is close to the town and the Tigers Nest. We have an excellent view of the river from our room. Everyone here goes above and beyond. We especially enjoy having cocktails at the bar with Ugyea who has made us wonderful drinks. I am looking forward to celebrating my 60th birthday here tomorrow.

This property is great - just by the riverfront and all rooms face the Paro river. The service is great and I started off my stay with a cocktail that the bartender Ugyen made - his own creation of a mojito but called Emahito - with local chili. Ema means Chilli.

We liked Le Meridien Paro and it is a well run hotel. It was perhaps half full when we were there: about 75 guests. It has a nice setting on the river. The room was clean and comfortable. Like many high-end Asian hotels, it has a window from the bathroom to the room. We closed it off, but whenever someone turns the light on at night it shines through the translucent panels, potential awakening your partner. A dark shade as they had in Thimphu would help. We had a comfortable bed, couch and desk area and there was good WiFi. The bathroom had both a tub and separate shower. We ate dinner and breakfast twice in the second floor dining room. At the end of our time in Bhutan we were tired of buffets. Certainly they offered to prepare whatever you want but the offerings weren’t the best. Breakfast was cooked to order, and the fresh squeezed orange juice was delicious. All in all an excellent hotel for western tourists. Hotels of this caliber are super expensive in Bhutan. You won’t find Bhutanese staying here.