I was there in the 2007 summer.

Since I was quite sick there, so I got more time to go around the hotel.
In my opinion, after night dinner, going around the hotel is wonderful, and then have some drink in bar before sleeping in the hut.

Anyway, in this price level, we can enjoy a quite different culture and fairly good service,that's good enough

After I'd stayed at the Olathang (September 28 and 29, 2006, and October 11, 2006), I heard about a bad review of this hotel. In my opinion, whoever wrote that has some other agenda.

I enjoyed the Olathang very much. It was my first experience of a hotel in Bhutan and I was very pleasantly surprised at the high quality of the ...

There are two kinds of rooms: ones in the main building which are small and dark and possibly quite noisy or the slightly larger rooms in cottages in the grounds. The main problem is the very hard beds which makes it impossible to get a decent night's sleep. The bathrooms are dated. The hotel was built in 1974 and it looks it. The food is ...

The views from the Olathang cottages are beautiful, but the cleanliness left quite a bit to be desired. I had bugs in my room and the management wouldn't do anything because as buddhists they won't kill any living being. The bugs in the bathroom I could live with, but the ones in my bed were awful! I was there two nights and by the time I ...

Hotel Olathang offered good views of the Paro Valley and somehow the management has controlled the barking dogs. We found the rooms/cottages to be comfortable,clean, but a bit dated. The buffet style meals were most pedestrian and lacked innovation (my trek chef did a great deal more with the meals) the taste and spiciness offered in many dinning ...