We spent three nights here and loved the view from our room and balcony over the valley below. The staff here is wonderful. Our guide asked the chef if he would give us a cooking demonstration of ema datsi and he gladly obliged. It isn't often one gets invited to the kitchen. Our room was a nice size, with a refrigerator, comfortable beds and a huge bathroom. Lots of table space. We helped fix their room wi-fi and it worked really well. There aren't a lot of choices for breakfast, but the food is good. The only problem is that the laundry prices are outrageously high.

This is a large relatively new hotel which has bungalow type accommodation. We were given a "bungalow" room on the second tier which does not have any views. In fact, all you see from your terrace is the top part of the roof of the bungalows in row 1. All it needed to take to offer views to the second and third tier is to put these up by say two feet (or tier 1 down by 2 feet). As it is, tier 1 bungalows have views whereas the rest do not. the rooms are average and basic. The bathrooms are a nightmare because whilst there is a bath, the shower is placed outside the bath on the tiled floor area so the whole bathroom gets wet when you shower - why on earth they did this is beyond me. Breakfast is a basic affair. The road leading to the hotel (just before you get to the actual hotel road) is bumpy and in a mess. Wifi is only available in reception area so this is where people congregate. Seems to be very popular with Chinese tourists (by the bus-load) and I think we were the only non-Chinese couple there. Thankfully we only stayed here one night which was one night too many.

Mandala Resort is located in a hill overlooking the Paro valley. The rooms are specious and beautiful. From the window you get the view of the Paro valley. The management and the staffs are very helpful and service is excellent. They also have cottages.
They have flat screen television in every room. For now their wifi service is limited to reception area and restaurant.
They have buffet service as well as À la carte. Foods are delicious.
After a hectic day of sight seeing the resort offers you the comfort that your body badly needs. They have 24 hours running hot water. As it can get really chilly at night in Paro, they have room heaters in the room also in the bathroom (you will be thankful for that). We stayed there for three nights and had a great time too. Highly recommended for the travelers.