COMO Uma Bhutan

COMO Uma Paro is the perfect starting and ending point for discovering the breathtaking beauty of Bhutan. We booked the “Jewels of Bhutan” round-trip package through COMO and enjoyed it immensely — especially together with our guide Tshering and our driver Pema. Every day was different, and every day amazed us all over again. The hotel is a place with a truly unique atmosphere. The staff are attentive, warm, and approachable — a wonderful and highly professional team. The food in the beautiful restaurant is excellent and varied, from breakfast through to dinner. The design is very tasteful. The rooms offer stunning views. However, they are not especially impressive in terms of size or interior design. In that respect, COMO Uma in Punakha has the edge. But in the end, you spend most of the day out exploring and simply need a comfortable bed for a restful night’s sleep — and we definitely had that. Tip: In the afternoon, after a day full of impressions, unwind in the heated pool and let your soul relax.

Absolutely Phenomenal! This hotel is set up on a hill and has a beautiful view over looking pine tree forests and the airport. The food is some of the best I have tasted. The service and hospitality is top class. I had a guide Tshering and driver Nengay who were fantastic. Highly recommend this hotel.

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.

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

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