Stay 

Dhensa Punakha features 24 suites, set in six cottages, all with private balconies. All are spacious (45sqm) in size, with minimalistic, contemporary style décor with large French doors offering stunning vistas of the valley. Indoors, fine blonde-wood panelling and comfy beds on raised wooden platforms reminisces Norwegian architecture. Rooms have indoor and outdoor sitting areas and large bathrooms come with stand-alone baths and separate glass showers with quality toiletries. 

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Dhensa Punakha. Although there are no specific facilities available for children the hotel is family-friendly and there is enough space in the room to accommodate a cot. The in-house restaurant will accommodate special dietary request for children. In the surround are open grounds for children to play. 

Dine 

Fine meals are served in the glass-enclosed in-house Dhensa Restaurant. A team of local chefs create a fine combination of traditional and Indian cuisine with Western favourites. The hotel prides itself on high-quality, nurturing food, with many ingredients sourced from local farms but the meat is mostly imported. Bhutan's Buddhists do not slaughter their animals, which is good for their karma.

Relax 

Set in its own cottage with views of the surrounding forest, Dhensa Spa is a haven for relaxation and rejuvenation. It is uniquely equipped with an outdoor wood-fired bath as well as a steam room and a sauna. There are also two fully-equipped double treatment rooms (for couples) offering therapies using their very own hand-blended essential oils. A separate yoga rooms has glass walls where you can rejuvenate while absorbing the astonishing natural beauty.

Experience 

Set within the Pine forest and overlooking the beautiful Punakha valley, guests at Dhensa are well positioned to visit the nearby Lhuendrup Lhakhang Nunnery. The hotel offers a range of seasonal activities including white-water rafting and leisurely walks with gourmet picnics offering stunning views of the snow-capped mountain peaks. Visit local temples and monasteries, marvel at the rolling pine forests or meditate in the lap of the Himalayas, there is much to do here.