"Six Senses Bumthang Valley was outstanding. Stunningly beautiful room and extremely attentive service. Every need is attended to. We stayed for 2 nights and had an excellent experience overall. We even requested early morning coffee/tea brought to the room at 5AM which they always happily showed up on time for! Food was excellent and the nature trail behind the hotel was neat to hike on. Highly recommend for the peaceful atmosphere and outstanding customer service."

"All the Six Senses in Bhutan are worth going to. There are five across five valleys, Thimphu, Punaka, Paro, Gangtey and Bumtang. Each provide a different experience, architecture, things to see, flora and fauna. If you have time, do three nights in each. The service is exceptional, accommodation out of this world, the people wonderful. This Himalayan Kingdom should be a must for anyone and the Six Senses are the way to see it at its best."

"We stayed 4 nights with Six Senses Bhutan, and the experience was truly exceptional from start to finish. Every lodge had its own unique charm, breathtaking views, and impeccable hospitality. Six Senses Thimphu offered spectacular views and a sense of calm that instantly made us feel at home. At Six Senses Punakha, the hospitality was outstanding—warm, thoughtful, and deeply personal. A special mention to Chef Kailash, who prepared some absolutely delicious meals that were both comforting and memorable. Heartfelt thanks to Manager Dawe, who went above and beyond to ensure every detail was perfect—his hospitality was truly remarkable. Six Senses Paro was equally stunning, with spectacular views and exceptional service. A special mention to Manager Sheera, whose warmth, attentiveness, and unmatched hospitality made our stay incredibly special. Six Senses Bhutan doesn’t just offer luxury—it offers soul, care, and an experience that stays with you long after you leave. We are deeply grateful for the memories and can’t wait to return. Highly recommended 🌿✨"

"Words cannot describe the magnificent week we spent at Six Senses in Bhutan. From the moment of arrival to the sad day of departure, we were so nurtured, nourished, inspired, and enlivened by the experience. Rooms and views were beautiful, decor was warm and natural, bathrooms gigantic, and service second to none. I wondered how it would be to spend the entire day, 7 days in a row with a driver and guide, and any fears I had were immediately allayed upon meeting our outstanding guide, Phub Dem, and driver Phurpala. Phub Dem is a radiant human, warm and truly kind, with a great sense of humor and easygoing manner that made every day feel easeful and flowing. She is deeply knowledgeable about Bhutan and its history and culture, and steeped in wisdom about Buddhism. She was endlessly accommodating, adjusting our itinerary any time we wanted to spend more time in a particular place, and connected us to some unforgettable and special experiences. We felt so embraced by her care. Phurpala was such a safe and steady driver, deftly navigating the endless twists and turns of the road. It could have been a stomach-churning experience in lesser hands. He was also an excellent companion on our adventures, always ready to help with bags, water, any necessities, and sharing his knowledge and experience, and most of all kindness. This trip was the opposite of checking boxes to just say you have seen something or have been somewhere, and was fully experiential. We were blessed by multiple monks at different sites, and had time to meditate in some unique and sacred spaces. Breakfast with the monks is not to be missed and of course the hike to Tiger’s nest was the pinnacle of it all. The scenery is beautiful beyond description and the landscape changes from location to location, with vistas that make you want to rub your eyes to make sure you’re not dreaming. I am sad to have had time to visit only Paro, Punakha, and Thimpu, and hope to return someday to explore more of the eastern destinations. Our every need and desire was compassionately tended to by our guide, Phub Dem, and truly by every single member of the Six Senses staff. I wish I could name each of them, but particularly want to mention Chimi at the Thimpu spa, who lovingly tended to me and was so lovely to chat with, Kensho at the Paro spa who changed her schedule to accommodate me and included many special touches such as bringing me a heated neck pillow after my treatment. We received a warm welcome from all the staff at the Thimpu lodge, and at each subsequent lodge. Kezang anticipated and fulfilled all of our needs at the Punakha lodge, and Urgyen at the Paro Lodge was tremendously attentive, setting up dinner and drinks for us in whatever locations we chose, as well as sharing his cultural and spiritual knowledge. Chef Pema at Paro checked on and chatted with us at multiple points and shared about the organic garden on site which provides many of the vegetables served. Chef Nima Dorji at Punakha checked in with us as well. Food was outstanding across the board, with many local flavors to sample. Many thoughtful touches enhanced our experience, snacks in the room, a shoulder rub upon arrival at Punakha, and foot rub and shoe cleaning after returning from the hike to Tiger’s Nest. I could go on and on, but suffice to say this felt like a once in a lifetime trip and yet we’re already trying to figure out how to return!"