Stay 

Yangkhil Resort has 21 spacious rooms in five cottages. Each cottage contains four rooms with two rooms on ground floor and two on upper floor, each with a balcony. All rooms have wooden floors and are simply furnished with comfortable beds with rooms on upper floor offering views of the valley. Rooms are heated by a room heater and tiled bathrooms come with bathtub and separate shower, and basic amenities. There are tea/coffee making facilities and hair-dryers on request.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Yangkhil Resort. Although there are no specific facilities available for children the hotel staff is very helpful accommodating to their requests and the in-house restaurant is flexible with children’s menu and timings. 

Dine 

There an in-house restaurant at Yangkhil Resort serving home-cooked meals with fresh local ingredients. Menu is primarily traditional Bhutanese and Chinese style with Indian and western favourite dishes. Weather permitting, meals are served in the open-air courtyard with a bon-fine and breathtaking views of Trongsa Dzong, Ta Dzong and surroundings. 

Relax 

Although there is no spa, there are lots of spaces to relax in Yangkhil Resort. This is a place to relax and contemplate, to sit in the sun and read a book, or just sit and take in the surrounding beautiful scenery and breath in fresh mountain air. The local hospitable staff will serve continues cups of tea and bring you a blanket to keep you warm. 

Experience 

Guests at Yangkhil Resort will enjoy beautiful views of Tongsa Dzong, one of the most beautiful in Bhutan. Set on a ridge with whitewashed walls and red roofs, it was the ancestral home for the Royal family. As per the history of Bhutan, the first and the second king of Bhutan ruled the country from this ancestral throne. During Trongsa Tshechu, an ancient festival, traditional mask dances are held with over 200 monks. Other activities include, trekking and leisure walks in the surrounds.