COMO Uma Paro
Hotel · Wangchang ·

COMO Uma Paro

Hotel · Wangchang ·

Luxury resort blending Bhutanese craft, wellness, and mountain views

excellent views
lovely grounds
good food
all day menu
comfy rooms
nice spa
yoga studio
steam room
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null
COMO Uma Paro by null

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Paro Valley Paro, 00000, Bhutan Get directions

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Paro Valley Paro, 00000, Bhutan Get directions

+975 8 271 597
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Hiking the Newly Restored Trans Bhutan Trail Is the Best Way to Experience the Country

"Six Senses has five properties in Bhutan, and Como Hotels & Resorts has a property in Paro and Punakha."

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COMO Bhutan

"The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is home to two magical destination retreats by COMO, each of which offers its own unique pleasures. In the Paro Valley, the intimate COMO Uma Paro melds Bhutanese craftsmanship with signature COMO amenities—especially those centered around wellness. You're in a prime location for hiking and exploring the natural wonders around you, not to mention trekking to visit nearby Buddhist temples. About a three-hour drive away, the 11-room COMO Uma Punakha sits at the farthest edge of the Punakha Valley, offering guests views of terraced rice fields, the temple of Khamsum Yuley Namgay, and snowcapped Himalayan peaks. The restaurant Bukhari, so named for the traditional Bhutanese fireplace, might be the best place to savor these vistas. Park yourself on the outdoor terrace, preferably by a smoking, standing fireplace, for a seasonally driven dinner made with local organic ingredients—red rice, hand-ground buckwheat flour, apple cider vinegar, and hand-molded farm cheese. —Nicholas DeRenzo"

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COMO Uma Paro

RaRaRocks

Google
COMO was our choice for our honeymoon, and it truly exceeded every expectation. From the moment we landed, we were warmly greeted and asked how we preferred to be addressed, something the entire team remembered throughout our stay. Everyone knew our names, and the attention to detail didn’t stop there. The staff quickly noticed our food preferences and made sure every meal included them, making our experience feel genuinely personal and unforgettable. Our driver Asha and guide Yoten were just as incredible. They listened to what we enjoyed and thoughtfully added a few extra stops along the way that perfectly matched our interests. Their kindness, warmth, and flexibility made the journey even more special, it honestly felt like traveling with friends. And let’s not forget about the food! The meals were oh my God—wow, wow, wow! We couldn’t believe we almost missed out on the all-day menu, the pizza and burger were such a fun surprise! Not to take anything away from the Bhutanese dishes and the beautiful dinner menu, but truly, every meal was a highlight. We thought we might go hungry in the mountains, but instead, we had some of the best meals we’ve ever had. Thank you COMO for making this an unforgettable memory we will cherish forever.

Victoria L.

Google
Wonderful cosy hospitality - food wonderful, our butler was lovely and the archery was very fun! The best room / villa that we have ever stayed in. The massage & hot stone bath is essential! We loved every minute.

J2Lem

Google
We stayed here for 4 nights as part of a 6 night Como Historical Odyssey trip, the other 2 nights were at Como Punakha.|For the trip we had two guides Yarab and Chimi who were absolutely excellent, they couldn’t do enough to show us Bhutan. Yarab had a huge amount of experience having been with Como since it opened and similar but not so long for Chimi our driver. We saw some amazing places,temples, valleys, mountains including the highest unclimbed mountain in the Himalayas. We were very fortunate with the weather as we had blue sky and sun every day. Both Yarab and Chimi made us feel exceptionally welcome in their homeland. We ended our trip on our very best day with a hike up to see the Tigers Nest Monastery, which although tiring was certainly worthwhile climbing to 3100m to experience it.|Como Uma Paro itself was very nice, its sister hotel in Punakha I would rate more highly, there was just something about the service that was more personal. The rooms in Paro were very good, they probably need a bit of a refurb in the hotel but the views are stunning. We used the swimming pool and had a hot stone bath and massage particularly good after the Tigers Nest hike.|WiFi was good, bathrooms fine, we found the hallways and communal areas a bit cold, the restaurant was fine with their wood burning fire. Food was very nice both the Bhutanese and Western, again I would say Punakha was better but all in all still pretty good. A great way to experience 6 nights in Bhutan, with two excellent ambassadors for Bhutan and Como.

Lea H.

Google
Our stay at Como Uma Paro in Bhutan was unforgettable. The property is beautiful and peaceful, with great food, a good gym, and a pool that was perfect for relaxing after exploring. The rooms were spacious, comfortable, and had lovely views. We booked the Himalaya Immersion package (9 nights - a combination of Paro, Punakha & Bundrak). What made the trip outstanding were our guide Tshering (O) and our driver Tshering, both were incredible and made our 9 days in Bhutan absolutely perfect. Thank you again! We were very impressed and touched by how genuinely cared for we felt, it was absolutely obvious that everyone gave their very best from the heart. I really want to come back one day & without doubt highly recommended to anyone visiting Bhutan.

laurenl155

Google
Lovely hotel with excellent views over Paro and set in lovely grounds. Food was good, especially the all day menu. Comfy rooms, nice spa area and enjoyed the yoga studio and steam room. Would definitely consider staying at other hotels in this group again. Not good though that you can’t pay with an international credit card which requires chip and pin

secret0123

Google
We stayed at a villa with a nice view to Paro. The villa was very big and comfortable. The bathroom was very spacious with both a bathtub and a shower room. Our butler was very helpful and took very good care of all our needs. The restaurant seemed a bit dated and was rather poorly isolated. It was the end of November and there seemed to be a problem in keeping the room warm, so I had to ask for two blankets to keep myself warm during diner. The food was good and breakfast was very nice too. We were quite surprised by the price of the wine though: between 12 and 18 euro for one glass. It was more expensive than in many places in Europe.

LondonWiggies

Google
This was our last of four lodgings in Bhutan and the most touristed location which made it not quite as serene as the other 3 and really quite popular. The location makes it the natural to do the Tiger's Nest hike which is totally unmissable. Given that the other lodgings included Aman and Six Senses we were delighted with Como and loved the food, service and vibe

papaya168

Google
My experience at Como Uma was an 11/10. I have already recommended it to my friends. I booked the villa. In Paro, I could not have had a more thoughtful, caring, proactive, and eager butler, Tashi. She is a gem and I felt so absolutely well cared for in every respect. Even little things like asking for my clothes to be laundered, or arranging for an archery session, or knowing what I would like for my meals, or just plain old conversation, I felt like I was visiting a (very hospitable) Bhutanese friend! And among guides, no one comes close to L WangDa. He has a very deep understanding of Bhutan and its past, present, and future. He understood my needs, made a pivotal recommendation to spend a night at Como Uma in Punakha which was one of the best periods of the trip, arranged for lunch in a farmhouse, and took me up to Tiger's Nest at the right time in order to see this magnificent place. He is exceptionally fun to be around as a conversationalist... also, give him a guitar and let him do his thing! Again, I felt like I have made a lifelong friend in Bhutan. And I must not forget our exceptional driver, Chimi, who was fun, safe, and had the best food recommendations. I also appreciate greatly the General Manager, Sonam, who spent quite a lot of time with me just talking about Bhutan and the Como experience. All in all, there was no need that was unmet during my high-expectations trip to Bhutan. It is a truly wonderful hotel in a magical country, and I will return of course again to Como.