Gangtey Palace is a unique hotel surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Paro Valley. Gangtey Palace was built over a 100 years ago by His Highness Dawa Penjor, Uncle of the first King of Bhutan and Kusho / Penlop(Governor) of Paro Valley. The Palace belonged to the Royal Family until the 1930 when it was given to a member of a prominent aristocratic family. In 1928 the Paro Penlop Tshering Penjor constructed the courtyard and renovated the the central structure as the residence for the King of Bhutan when he visited Paro.
Gangtey Palace is proud of its traditional approach to hospitality. The rooms all have en-suite facilities and are Bhutanese in style. There are no television or phone or internet in the rooms but these are available in the common areas.
The rooms in the Utsi (main building) display a five layered carved decoration denoting the aristocratic standing of the house. The structure was built using indigenous materials such as stone, mud and wood. The outside wall of the Utsi is over 10 feet thick providing its fortification. There are 14 rooms.
Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and Paro from the lounge/bar. Meals can be arranged at your convenience with a range of cuisine options. Gangtey Palace has a beautiful traditional alter which is a prized work of art in Bhutan.
Room Types:
Budget:
- Low < £85
- Medium £85-£220
Nearest Airport: Paro
Facilities:
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Spa facilities
