Stay 

Naksel Boutique Hotel & Spa features just 38 guest rooms. All rooms have Bhutanese architecture with wooden floors, large glass windows offering stunning views of the surrounding forested mountains and furnished with hand crafted furniture. These are grouped in four styles, depending on size and views of the valley but all have Swedish under floor heating, LED lighting, and solar powered water heaters. Modern amenities include Wi-Fi, LCD TVs, bathrooms with bathtub.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay in Naksel Boutique Hotel & Spa. There are no specific facilities available but the hotel and restaurants are flexible in food menu and timings for children. Also, there is are lots of opens spaces for children to play and Bhutan is a safe country for children.

Dine 

‘Olive’, the in-house restaurant at Naksel Boutique Hotel offers a wide variety of cuisine, from local Bhutanese specialties and Indian favourites to Asian infused dishes and some western favourites. The Chabchu bar has fine selection of local and international beverages but you are likely to spend most of your time near a fire place in the Coffee House, with unrestrained views of Jumolhari offering fresh espresso, homemade pastries and Indian Chai.

Relax 

The Menchu Himalayan Herbal Spa at the Naksel Boutique Hotel offers a variety of treatments including an array of massages – the perfect relaxation place after trekking up to Tiger's Nest! It is equipped with trained masseuses who use a range of Himalayan Herbal products to nourish, re-energize and relax the body. You can request for Swedish massage, Thai massage or a 4 hand massages or the traditional hot-stone bath.

Experience 

Guests at the Naksel Boutique Hotel will have stunning views of the Paro valley from their rooms but short walks in the surrounds will provide a better perspective. Drive up to Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan, providing great vistas. Near the town visit the impressive five-storey high, whitewashed Paro Dzong, then trek to the 8th-century Taksang Gompa or Tiger's Nest monastery. One day visit a local village to view Bhutan's national sport of archery.