An amazing property with the most exquisite views. The cottages are brilliant with all of them providing views one longs to see. Comfortable beds with one flipside - they are twin beds. Spacious cottages give ample feel of luxury. Helpful cheerful and cooperative hotel staff makes it a pleasure to stay there.

Rooms are world class, almost. Lighting poor. Views great. Food however was... well food. despite the fact that I like Indian and Bhutanese food. Consdiering the fact that guests are practically captive in this remote "forest" hotel (Nak-sel means forest in Bhutanese) more culinary effort needs to be put in. Service is generally good by polite staff. Road into hotel... More

Our week stay at Nak Sel was lovely. Nak Sel is a fabulous destination location. We toured holy sites around the Paro Valley and returned to our own splendid sanctuary each night: could not have been more perfect. GM Jhamyang offered us the most personal and gracious hospitality, as did all of the staff. The location, nestled into the pine... More

We have no complaints, only good things------EXCEPT---room lighting was totally inadequate. We were unable to read at any room location. This must be fixed. The room was huge and the view was awsome.

Set in rolling hills of pine forests, this hotel is charming. The staff were very nice and we loved our room which had wonderful views and was quite spacious. Free wifi was available and there was a small balcony with seating. The lodge was lovely and there is a special little area with fireplace where we were able to have... More

This hotel has promise to deliver a lot more, but nevertheless it was good value for what it offered. The rooms are very spacious, well decorated, comfortable and had spectacular views; and the hotel has a cosy bar with a fireplace. The staff are very polite and very accommodating. We organised a business meeting here for 3 days - I... More

We were meant to stay at this hotel on our arrival in Bhutan but on being met at the airport ( King and Queen on our plane) we were told we couldn't stay because the Royal family was there. It was the beginning of the Paro Teschu. We had to set for an average hotel but were assured that we... More

We had a room for two nights as part of a tour that we were on. Corner room upstairs with great views on the mountains and the monastery. Lovely room and the service was top class.

Having started our journey off at another hotel (not worth mentioning in this review) we arrived at Nak-Sel at 22h30 at night and where greeted by friendly and hospitable staff. We where immediately taken to our room as it was so late - all they wanted to know was what time we would have breakfast in the morning - all... More