City Hotel Thimphu

We stayed here for two nights and found the hotel was centrally located and within easy walking distance to markets and restaurants. Since the hotel has several floors, it was nice that it also had an elevator. Our room was nice sized with wooden floors and plenty of space for luggage and toiletries. We noticed there were earplugs on each nightstand but we didn’t use them. The only noise that we heard was barking dogs in the night but that didn’t disturb us much. We had breakfast included each day which had an ample selection of hot items and fruit which were different each day.

We reached a night early than the actual booking date due to inclement weather as we cancelled our stay at Phobjikha and returned to Thimpu. The hotel allotted us a room immediately which was really nice. The room was spacious, clean and well equipped. Though the washroom had problem of waterlogging in the shower area which was never solved. The breakfast was good but with very limited options. The location was good near to city centre at a walkable distance.

Perfect location in the centre of the capital city and staff that go above and beyond the call of duty. This is a fine starting point for your adventures around the land of the thunder dragon...they lay on a great breakfast too...and great choices for room service! Bhutan is beautiful and unforgettable..and will grip you with it's uniqueness from the moment you step off the plane!

The City Hotel, Thimphu is a modern, boutique hotel centrally located in Thimphu's modest CBD. The rooms were spacious and clean, and all utilities (hot water, AC, lifts, Wifi) worked well. The king bed was comfortable and the linen clean and new. Staff were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. Breakfast was served in a modern dining room that also had an appealing balcony with seating. There were 6-8 dishes on offer which included traditional Bhutanese and Indian cuisine. We found the food delicious. There is reserved space outside for tour vehicles to park. The room had a security box which was great for cameras etc, but too small for my laptop. We would definitely stay here again.

We stayed 2 nights here. The room is very spacious and comfortable... The view from room 305 is lovely as you can see the buddha in the distance. The bathroom is very clean and good got water. The heater in the room was very nice and keep us warm. The food was excellent and reasonable. The breakfast spread is quite substantial.. For dinner we ordered Indian dishes and they were very tasty and well made. They take a little time to make so you might want to order early and come down in a bit. The staff are extremely courteous and helpful. The location is very nice as it is very close to the city centre and all restaurants, cafes and very close to the farmers market... All at walkable distance. All in all great value for money. The bonus - the cafe next door - OM cafe serves Good coffee and excellent croissants.

It's located about 3 mins walk off the main street. The room was huge with a desk, 2 armchairs, king size bed, wetroom (very common in Bhutan) with a good shower, tea & coffee and a room safe (rare in Bhutan). Breakfast was local dishes with some cereals and eggs to order, quite acceptable. Dinner - you have to pre-order, ideally well in advance, everything is cooked fresh to order and this situation is very common in Bhutan unless the accommodation puts on a Buffet.

CityHotel is a nice place to stay with very helpful staff and a great location. The rooms are large and comfortable and you are right in the middle of the city and can walk anywhere. There was not a frig in our room which was no big deal but might be to others. We had a very large balcony where one can sit out if the weather is nice. The reception staff is very helpful with suggestions and accommodating your needs. Special mention to Sangay who helped us with so many things (car/driver etc) that I am not sure her title. She was terrifically helpful. If you want luxury it is certainly there in Thimphu but you will have to pay 3-4 times as much. CityHotel gets the job done for a reasonable price and great service.

This was my first night stay in Bhutan. Service is friendly and it’s a beautiful hotel. The room and bathroom are very spacious though the furniture are a little dated. Some of the wall sockets aren’t working and there’s no USB port for charging. A space heater is provided (no wall heater). Bed was comfortable and I slept really well.||As there was construction going on next door, there’s a fair bit of noise that goes on until late evening. Other than that, the hotel is very quiet and during my one night stay I only ever saw another guest. And while I did hear barking dogs at night, it was quite distant and didn’t bother me.||The Farmers Market is only a short walk from the hotel. Breakfast is provided in the restaurant and they also serve lunch at dinner with Bhutanese and Indian cuisine.