We stayed here for one night, I really wouldn't have wanted it to be longer. We had a room at the back that DIDN'T have a valley/river view. Instead we looked out over the car park which meant that we were woken very early in the morning by folks setting off for the next part of their journey. The room smelled of sewage and when we mentioned this we were merely told to plug the air freshener in. The combination of sewage and air freshener was unbearable. The bed was rock hard, but I slept OK as I was so tired from the day's sightseeing.
The food was the usual Bhutan servings, which we came to dread - blander than bland. Service was friendly but extremely slow and all the lights were switched off in the restaurant at about 8.45pm, which meant we couldn't even sit and have a drink and write our travel diary. Again, everywhere in Bhutan was like this...
As for the wonderful owner..... we certainly didn't meet her. I was glad to leave.
