Stay 

Gangtey Lodge has just 12 spacious (49 sqm) suites. All are beautifully designed in rural Bhutanese architecture with wooden ceilings and furnished with luxurious fabrics and linens, sofas and designer furniture. Each room has an enormous bath set in the window overlooking the valley below. Rooms are heated by Swiss wood-burning stoves and underfloor heating beneath the hand-cut stone tiles. The attention to detail is omnipresent with fixtures and fittings sourced from across the globe.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Gangtey Lodge but there are no specific facilities available for children. However, there are plenty of child friendly activities and the hotel staff are very hospitable. Also, Bhutan is an incredibly safe place to travel with your family.

Dine 

There is one full-service restaurant at the Gangtey Lodge, headed by a Malaysian chef, serving home-style Western and Asian cuisine. Meals are served in the main living-cum-dining area with plush leather sofas, two stone fireplaces, and ground-to-ceiling windows offering great views of the valley. Lunch is usually on the terrace or for guests exploring the day are served with gourmet picnic. Evening meals can be had in the outdoors, housed in an authentic Bhutanese Dragon Tent.

Relax 

For relaxation, Gangtey Lodge offers a wide range of professional spa treatments in your own private suite. There is also a separate Hot Stone Bath House where 2 pax can enjoy a massage located in a separate building to the main lodge. There is no swimming pool or fitness centre, but the hotel has seven mountain bikes for exploring the surrounds. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available.

Experience 

The comfortable main lounge at Gangtey Lodge with ground-to-ceiling windows frame mountain and marshland vistas, with opportunities to spot seasonal rare black necked cranes (October to March). During the day, guests can take leisurely walks or half- to full-day treks into the Phojikha Valley to visit local gompas and monasteries or enjoy breathtaking views of the valley. Walking distance from the hotel is the 17th-century Gangtey Monastery and the hotel also offers Balloon flights.