Rooms + Suites

This is the true Himalayan experience.

Across the five lodges, Amankora’s 76 suites fuse contemporary design with rustic materials to create a sleek yet convivial atmosphere. Open-plan bedrooms and living rooms have king-size beds, window seats and traditional bukhari wood burners. Ensuite bathrooms, clad in terrazzo, center on a large freestanding bathtub.

At Paro Lodge, hidden in thick pine forest, suites feature walls clad in wood and black steel paneling. At Punakha Lodge, reached by a suspension bridge over the Mo Chhu River, suites are identical to those at Paro, with views of an orange orchard and rice terraces. Design here incorporates a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse built by a former chief abbot, complete with an infinity pool featuring views over rice terraces. An additional two story block contains four suites and each Mo Chhu Suite can be combined with a suite to create a 2-bedroom unit.

At Thimphu Lodge, located in the capital’s Motithang area, open-plan wood-panelled suites are built in the style of a traditional dzong fortress. At Gangtey Lodge, set on a forested knoll within a wildlife reserve with views of a 16th-century monastery, suites are identical to those at Thimphu. Finally, at Bumthang Lodge, located next to a royal palace in the Choekhor Valley, suites are similar to those at Paro. The area is home to 29 temples and monasteries, and is a treasure-trove of traditional art.